SoB Stats for 17 Dec, 2007

[TallBill]

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Team Statistics for Anandtech
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All Teams

1 __ 34.729P __ TeamPrimeRib
2 __ 26.594P __ Dutch_Power_Cows
3 __ 18.310P __ FreeDC
4 __ 18.176P __ Anandtech
5 __ 14.637P __ TeamRetro
6 __ 11.715P __ The_Knights_Who_Say_Ni!
7 __ 10.315P __ US-Distributed
8 ___ 9.347P __ Busty_Seventeen
9 ___ 9.236P __ TeamGoobee
10 __ 7.227P __ Russia


Yesterday

1 __ 44.680T __ TeamGoobee
2 __ 40.874T __ Anandtech
3 __ 33.836T __ FreeDC
4 __ 23.014T __ TeamPrimeRib
5 __ 20.590T __ Dutch_Power_Cows
6 __ 16.377T __ Russia
7 __ 15.044T __ The_Knights_Who_Say_Ni!
8 __ 11.273T __ Busty_Seventeen
9 ___ 8.886T __ TeamRetro
10 __ 6.872T __ TeamHaiku


Passing up
FreeDC : 9.37 Days | Gap : 134.292T
Dutch_Power_Cows : 400.93 Days
TeamPrimeRib : 1,380.74 Days


Getting Passed up by..
TeamGoobee : 1,044.05 Days

The TeAm

Yesterday

1 ____ 18.887T __ shmapty
2 ____ 14.298T __ IJump
3 _____ 1.256T __ VirtualLarry
4 ___ 988.113G __ raysun2be
5 ___ 969.086G __ Yreka
6 ___ 863.460G __ allio
7 ___ 638.894G __ Coquito
8 ___ 634.087G __ mordrid52
9 ___ 431.921G __ TeAmDeception
10 __ 375.442G __ RudyToody
11 __ 308.163G __ Dalephi
12 __ 244.725G __ nefariouscaine
13 __ 201.094G __ Woodie
14 __ 132.486G __ OberonBob
15 __ 121.233G __ EvilWobbles
16 ___ 91.490G __ BigJames
17 ___ 86.485G __ tolsen
18 ___ 67.983G __ waffleironhead
19 ___ 66.000G __ Memnoch
20 ___ 54.990G __ icepak
21 ___ 49.746G __ strates
22 ___ 45.742G __ GhettoFob
23 ___ 43.240G __ GenHoth
24 ___ 10.994G __ slowbones
25 ____ 7.249G __ macgyver

 

[Dalephi]

Thanks TallBill!

 

[PeterN]

Thx, TallBill. Looking good AGAIN. How do you do it?!?!?! ;

 

[IJump]

Thanks for the stats TallBill!

Another good day!

 

[TallBill]

Originally posted by: PeterN
Thx, TallBill. Looking good AGAIN. How do you do it?!?!?! ;

Excel

 

[nefariouscaine]

Thanks for the stats!

I think I'm going to have to reinstall on my DPAD rig and get it going on SoB

Anything special I need to do for dual core running?

 

[IJump]

If you want to run as a service, you can use these commands at the command prompt to run multiple instances:

First, install the client, configure the options for your user name and team. Make sure Autoi-start on windows boot is NOT checked. Then go to a command prompt and enter these two commands:

sobsvc -i
sobsvc -p:2

The first installs the service, the second sets it up for two instances. It great on my computers running like that.

 

[nefariouscaine]

Originally posted by: IJump
If you want to run as a service, you can use these commands at the command prompt to run multiple instances:

First, install the client, configure the options for your user name and team. Make sure Autoi-start on windows boot is NOT checked. Then go to a command prompt and enter these two commands:

sobsvc -i
sobsvc -p:2

The first installs the service, the second sets it up for two instances. It great on my computers running like that.

Thanks for the help - I'll terminate DPAD for the next couple of weeks (while trying to "steal" another DPAD cpu ) and run it on my main rig at spare times

any idea if SoB benefits from memory like dpad?

 

[PeterN]

Originally posted by: nefariouscaine
any idea if SoB benefits from memory like dpad?

AFAIK SoB doesn't run faster if you have large amounts of memory, the standard (like 1 Gb nowadays) should be more than enough.

 

[Spacehead]

Thanks for the stats TallBill

 

[nefariouscaine]

Originally posted by: PeterN

Originally posted by: nefariouscaine
any idea if SoB benefits from memory like dpad?

AFAIK SoB doesn't run faster if you have large amounts of memory, the standard (like 1 Gb nowadays) should be more than enough.

not amounts of RAM but DPAD - IIRC - benefits quiet a bit from increased memory bandwidth

I do know some DC apps don't have much of a memory foot print - I can use either low low latency DDR2-667 or crank it up to high speed with other kits I have

 

[Allio]

I seem to remember that SB likes tight timings, but that was a long time ago. I bet high speed would do just as well. Either way it is quite sensitive to memory speed.