It should be interesting to hear what it would sound like once the chillbox is up and running. Compressor and large fan should hopefully be much better!
I have watercooled GPUs, hence can do without earplugs if I keep GPU clocks down to reduce coil whine to tolerable levels. But I also don't have A/C, hence needed to wear earplugs during summer when I had to have windows open during night, letting all the town noise in.
Dec 4, 19:01 UTC
starting points current produced diff source
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Brony@Home 11,959,660,900 12,071,495,813 111,834,913 http://folding.stanford.edu/stats/teams
TeAm Anandtech 13,408,697,966 13,524,204,691 115,506,725 +3,671,812 http://folding.stanford.edu/stats/teams
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Brony@Home 11,959,660,900 12,068,336,831 108,675,931 http://folding.stanford.edu/stats/team/212997
TeAm Anandtech 13,408,697,966 13,517,979,905 109,281,939 +606,008 http://folding.stanford.edu/stats/team/198I agree. The adjustment of the teams is not going to happen before December 14.BTW, the averages are all wrong, due to the outage. My production for example has been very close to 10.2 mill PPD for at least a week aside from the outage. But EOC F@H stats say my average is 16 million ppd. We need to let the averages "get real" and adjust before we readjust the teams IMO.
Code:Dec 4, 19:01 UTC starting points current produced diff source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Brony@Home 11,959,660,900 12,071,495,813 111,834,913 http://folding.stanford.edu/stats/teams TeAm Anandtech 13,408,697,966 13,524,204,691 115,506,725 +3,671,812 http://folding.stanford.edu/stats/teams -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Brony@Home 11,959,660,900 12,068,336,831 108,675,931 http://folding.stanford.edu/stats/team/212997 TeAm Anandtech 13,408,697,966 13,517,979,905 109,281,939 +606,008 http://folding.stanford.edu/stats/team/198
Stats gathering is a science in itself. Alfred Nobel shunned it though when he thought up his prizes.
Hey guys, if we can increase our daily PPD a little, we can overtake Toms in 2017. Right now the ETA is Jan 2nd. And we passed a team in the last week, we are now number 20, and Toms is 18th.
And hopefully you won't have to experience "under frequency load shedding" everThis week is supposed to be sunny days but I hope I won't experience what Kiska has down there.
And hopefully you won't have to experience "under frequency load shedding" ever
We had our most producing coal power station trip and so UFLS had to shed 1200MW in less than 15 secs, luckily I had a UPS in line with my system. btw frequency dropped to 47.5 Hz, if frequency dropped to 47 or lower NSW would have had a black system
Thanks so much, petrus! Don't rebalance the teams on the 14th, Mark has secret weapons incoming!
So far, my move to Linux, has increased my estimated ppd of 5.5M to 6M ppd (soon 6.15M). Not bad! Now that the hassle is several days behind me, I can say, "Well worth the hassle!" (but I sure didn't feel that way a short time ago. )
I am STILL waiting on my Priority Mail package due last Friday, with ThunderStrike's new motherboard. When ThunderStrike version 2 is up and running, he will receive one of the 1080s currently located in Mjolnir, a Windows system.
So I expect the points lost from the move from one system to another will be made up in short order, once that 1080 begins producing an extra 150k ppd per day (bringing the total up to 6.15M ppd, making the hassle even more worth it, moving to Linux).
Which flavor of Linux did you end up going with? I may give this a shot...if not for higher points, then just for a good headache.