Joined the Seti Team

[popasan]

Just like to let all know that I joined the seti team, and I will be putting all machines within my grasp into the processing group. So far it's only a 3.2 ghz machine w/ 1gb pc3200 ddr, but soon I will add my quad, my two 1.0 ghz machines, and 3 2.0+ ghz machines. Also some lame 450s etc, nothing major in that scope. Hope you all enjoy.

 

[popasan]

also if anyone has a cheap ath xp board supporting a 1500+, i can get that box running

 

[Smoke]

Hello popa and welcome to TeAm AnandTech - SETI!

Make sure you use the CLI CLIENT, see my sig-line for instructions if you need them.

Also, if that 3.2 is HT make sure you put a check-mark in the SET PROCESSOR AFFINITY box. That way it can do 2 Work Units at a time. Mine is putting out 16 WUs @ day.

We really appreciate you answering the call and helping us out.

 

[SNC]

Welcome to the team!!!!

Everything you have is just what we need.
Fire 'em all up.

 

[popasan]

yeah im using the cli, and so you know it isnt an HT. im an amd guy by 3.2 i meant 3.2 rating, it's a 3200+ oc'ed to 2.6

 

[popasan]

SIDE NOTE: (again heh) I also was curious if it ran faster under a linux/bsd platform?

 

[SNC]

Originally posted by: popasan
SIDE NOTE: (again heh) I also was curious if it ran faster under a linux/bsd platform?

Without some tweeking windows is faster than *nix.
In all of my cases. It seams to take about 20 minutes longer usint the same hardware.
Infact I have a dual 2.8 xeon with HT only doing 11 a day under Gentoo. When I had windows on that box it was doing 19 a day.

I had to put that box in production so I cant really tweek on it.

All most forgot!!! WELCOME TO THE TEAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Coolkid]

Originally posted by: popasan
SIDE NOTE: (again heh) I also was curious if it ran faster under a linux/bsd platform?

Running the native linux client is slower then the windows CLI version, but i believe the fastest combination was running the windows CLI under linux using WINE?

 

[TofBnT]

Welcome to the TeAm!!

 

[Engineer]

Welcome to the TeAm popasan and glad to see you posting!

Nice additions you have there...very nice indeed!

 

[popasan]

mmmmmmk well so far ive got:

3.2 running cli

2.5 running gui(cant help it)
2.5 running gui(cant help it)
2.0 running gui(cant help it)

750Mhz running cli

tomorrows goals
1ghz running gui
2.6 running gui

 

[Coolkid]

Excellent!
We gonna beat BBR

 

[RaySun2Be]

Welcome! to Team Anandtech!

And I don't know if things have changed with the faster CPUs and hyperthreading, but at one time running the windows CLI under WINE in Linux was the fastest processing of all.

 

[HayHauler]

If you have equal sized sticks of ddr ram on your mobo in separate slots and your mobo supports
dual channel(AMD's sudo HT), you could possibly change the number of processes to 2 in SetiDriver and get
a little more production out of the boxen. I do it with my XP 2600+(oc'd to 2.54) and get 2 extra
WU's outa that box.

Just FYI.
Hay
:beer:

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: timlocke
Welcome to the TeAm!!

Welcome Popasan

:beer::beer:

 

[compudog]

Welcome popasan! Let's beat BBR!!!

 

[popasan]

Ok, so it's running half the time on one of the 2.5ghz laptops cause if it runs all the time it overheats the laptop But I now have it running on a dual p3 at work. Off to find a few more PCs.

 

[BlackMountainCow]

Welcome !! Glad u joined us! :beer:

 

[conjur]

Originally posted by: popasan
Ok, so it's running half the time on one of the 2.5ghz laptops cause if it runs all the time it overheats the laptop But I now have it running on a dual p3 at work. Off to find a few more PCs.

Make sure you get permission to run it on work PCs!!!

Don't need you getting in trouble or even losing your job over SETI!

 

[ICXRa]

Nice!

Welcome to the TeAm!!!

 

[moonshinemadness]

Welcome to the TeAm, glad your on board and they are some nice rigs you have there Wish i could match that

 

[medic]

Great contribution!!

WELCOME

 

[Robor]

A big welcome to you! and nice to see your new additions to the TeAm!