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Despite an erratic production these last few years, Tea reached 3000 WU. Congratulations!:beer:

Are you using the retail heatsink? Is it the smallish one or the tower (I'm betting on the smallish one).

So...is everything's dry now or is it still the apocalypse? We hear less about the flooding in the News. I don't know if it's because the medias became bored or because the situation improved.

But...What is there in life more important than Folding? ;-)

Today is going to be a great day.

It is quite a walk from here... Saying this is near me would be like saying that Mark and Groltz are your neighboors.

It's supposed to become even funnier out there by tomorrow, unless the weather reports of earlier this week changed. They could start a kind of Australian "car surfing" entirely different of the U.S. version.

Well, the United States have Kalamazoo so you're not in rest.

We should always refer to RAID 0 as a stripe to avoid confusion.

I use the exact same motherboard for my LGA775 systems. But I've been selling this mostly for system repairs for the last few months.

LGA1156 is not pin-compatible with LGA1155 and vice-versa. You cannot plug a Core i7 870 on a motherboard with the H67 chipset and the LGA1155 for instance. I'm not sure I'm following you. What motherboards are you refering to? AFAIK, the only thing you can plug into either a P67 or H67...

While I've been able to buy motherboards for it for at least three weeks, there's still no trace of Sandy Bridge CPU on my price lists. IMO, the 2500K seems to be the one to get. I'm eager to see how it fares at F@H. And it will come with the small heatsink. There's no way Intel will waste...

In his timezone, it was already 2011 when he posted that. Right now, it's 4:11am in Brisbane. I also wish everyone an improvement in their lives for 2011. Especially to Mooner. While I might be the one with the most miserable life in the forum, financially speaking, he's the one who seems to...

Just watch me.

Ha! I know what he did : he bought two Geforce 460GTX.

For the first time of our history, we will produce more than 3 million points in a single month. Oh and does somebody have an extinguisher? Mark's ass is on fire. 45000 points today and it's not over yet. I don't know if he'll keep that pace or not, but if he does, January will be his best...

I knew Mark would eventually react and today he did. 35000 points and the day isn't over. It's time to fix that i950 I have and to add it to my folding farm.

Since you don't know for how long it's been there, you shouldn't eat it. Give it to a child you don't like instead ;)

AFAIK, Kingston has nine series of SSDs. Only the SNE-125 and SNM225 are rebadged Intel drives. The others have Toshiba controllers and are slower. The SNM225 (Intel X-M drive) are listed has being discontinued.

And elephants can't.

Hitachi drives are always warm. I'm sure even their SSDs are warm.

Nope, I'm talking about 20" monitor, like the Dell 2001FP. 1600x1200 and 20". A quick search revealed that they still sell the 2007FP with the same definition.

Shouldn't that be 1600x1200? Back then, "square" 20" were 1600x1200. Now, they have dissapeared.

Or you can see it the other way. Any 2006 laptop is faster than any netbook sold in the past two years (a Pentium-M feels faster than any Atom - single or dual core). SSDdrueding, at least once, put a SSD in a netbook. To be honest, I would rather use a 2006 IBM Thinkpad with a new hard...

I normally don't answer vocally, but my eyes scream "Go FY!"

I'll just quote myself from last year because a year later, I'm in the EXACT same situation.

I think he was refering to this. The way you word it, it sounds offensive to someone who finds himself without income for reasons out of his control (which might happen to me in the upcoming month unless things change radically).

I forgot about those. In fact, now I remember that I ordered a few of the HP flavor some three years ago (they were used). They were mostly for the business market. They have been out of the market for several years. I doubt Buck has one of them. Money is on a 1080p model.

BTW, are you sure your 2006 laptop uses a SATA drive? There were still plenty of IDE hard drives back then.

It would be a cheap upgrade and you should notice an improvement. Ddrueding will tell you to buy a SSD. If you answer that you need capacity and that you don't want to spend much, he'll still tell you to buy an SSD. In fact, I expect him to change his name to SSDdrueding some day. A SSD...

I did not know that one. Thanks for sharing it.

I don't remember any 1920x1200 23" monitor. The 1920x1200 started at 24" IIRC. The recent 23" are all 1920x1080 in my price lists.

I forgot to mention it, but Pradeep passed the million mark four or five days ago. Keep that PS3 working.

It doesn't work. The GPU client uses one core and only seven remain for the CPU client, so the -bigadv unit refuses to start. Too bad, back to the console client.

I finally stopped using the command line client and moved to the spoon-fed client on my main computer. I added my Radeon HD 5750 with the GPU client. It tells me that it will produce more than two thousand points per day, which is a nice bonus for a part I already had in my system, but simply...

In the few reviews I read about this motherboard, it is written that the warranty is 5 years. So when I saw 3 years on the website of an online seller, I thought it was a mistake. However, there are no mention of the five years warranty on Asus' product page. So what is it? I have one in...

So this video is no longer accurate?

Don't tell me that. I bought a 120GB Vertex 2 for a customer yesterday. I've learn to despise their memory modules, now you tell me that their drives are also troublemakers.

Anyone else has at least one supplier with H67-based motherboards in stock, or is it just me? I can get at least four different GigaByte motherboards with the new LGA1155. The most interesting one is the GA-H67-UD2H. It's the cheapest one with at least four DIMM sockets. ~130$.

At east one of your computers is faster than my Core i7 860 because you get more points per completed units than I do. If I really feel threaten, I can fire up another Core i7 any day, but I would rather not. It is noisier and less stable than my other two computers. LiamC and Fushigi are...

And it's good to see Dan Shearer resuming his effort.

I missed it, but we passed the 50 million points mark on December 10th. Congratulations everyone. We are currently the 133rd best team by 24-hours average production. since we are 184th overall, we should overtake quite a few teams in the upcoming months. Our ranking will improve. Mark...

More related to the original post, I once designed a touchscreen for an airplane entertainment company and I used a VIA Pico-ITX motherboard with a VIA C7 1GHz CPU. It was barely enough to play videos (movies) on an 800x600 10" touchscreen. How does the CPUs in those Android tablets compare to...

I prefer the iShit. "iShit : We help Americans to lose weight."

Further thinking about it, Jobs should introduce a toilet with an embedded iPad in the bottom and then call it the iShit.

In case of the iPad, I would place it in the bowl. Damn that would help my regularity!

I think Handruin has a DIR-655 too and he recommended it a few months ago. I bought one a while ago for 77$ and I've never had any problem with it. I still haven't opened the box, but it doesn't change the fact that I have no problem with it.

Far more efficient? According to both 80PLUS.org and the reviews I read, their efficiency is comparable. The Seasonic S12 has a better voltage regulation than the Xigmatek, but it isn't much more efficient (both vary between 82% and 85% efficiency). I agree that for the same amount of money...

The true axis of evil.

I use DD-WRT on my Linksys router. That wouldn't work on it. Therefore, you're free to attempt to DDoS me.