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Professor, you did not listen. You (like all other users here) are not accountable, you have no duties, you are not responsible for anything, therfore you do not have access to the information that others that do have those characteristics. To give you access to information without...

Professor, You seem to have many complaints of how we are handling the operations here ar SF. Lets see if I can help you understand some stuff. First Question, are we trying to hide stuff from the normal user: Answer, yes. The stuff in the moderators forum is deliberately hidden from...

Have you thought about putting the shortcuts into the startup folder and not using the quick launch at all. Thus, you won't be tempted to start a second process (accidentially).

I think so, on my machine, there are only a few seconds difference between them on a 1/100th of the WU.

I liked it. thanks

To add my machine and produce a summary. The time it takes for 1/100 of ProteinA (5/100 points) MP1900+ -----------------------> ~7.92 minutes = 13 hours/5 points XP1800+ @1600 ---------------> ~9.17 minutes = 15 hours/5 points XP1600+ ----------------------> ~11 minutes = 18 hours/5 points...

Sorry about my recent lack of chrunching WU's. For some reason, the clients were not working. I tried a variety of beta without sucess as well as going back to the originals. I assume that installs of different versions all inhabiting the same folder has caused problems. Specificly I was...

Lets see, a tape backup, a CD-Rom, a DVD-Rom, a CD-RW, a DVD-RW, a LS-120 I'm sure that there are more non-duplicates that I can place in a single machine. Lets have a ATAPI orgy.

Real simple, Hopefully, your appearance here is not a one time event: If it is a one time event, then it won't make any difference except to your Karma. If you offend then next time when you need something the person that has the answer may be the one you offended this time. You also are...

You won't get very far by insulting those that you wish help from. I suggest a little more honey and a little less vinegar.

You won't get very far by insulting those that you wish help from. I suggest a little more honey and a little less vinegar.

Perhaps I was lying and Groltz is my sock puppet or I am his. Perhaps we are twins or doppleganger's. You'll never know for sure.

Congrats Merc, Your posts show are informative especially your tech support answers. Good job, keep up the good work.

I also do not have any other alias.

I'm impressed, The last time I looked SF had 39 processors running and today when I looked we have 73. That means we are averaging almost 5 processors per person. The group is actually doing very well inspite of me (only one processor). As a group not only are there high poered machines...

I have to admit, that I only pay attention to low-level benchmarks too. I do expand my list of characteristics to include things like Vseek and DTR graphs, comparetive tempaturess, noise readings, and I will include the general consenous of peoples opinions as to the drive. But that is the only...

The first question one needs to ask about benchmarking is what do people want from the benchmark. After knowing what they want then the benchmark is produced to reflect that want. I believe what people want out of a benchmark is a reliable indication of how the HW will perform in their...

Leaving you passwords lying around is the computer equivilent of leaving your keys lying around. There is nothing inhieriantly wrong with it, untill someone takes it upon themselves to use/take the keys. Once those keys are gone then your risks of bad things happening have greately increased...

Look into using the QoS service contained within W2k.

Try 500 points per week or 75 points per day vs out 900 points per week/128 points per day. You are correct that they should be in our rear-view mirror shortly: We are producing 50% more than them.

Looks like we are still growing, though slowly; At least when I compare these stats to April. .............................April-----------May Posts per day..........59.82---------61.92 Number of users......92-------------99 new topics per day.....4.45----------4.37 hits Per...

I rather like the way NeoWin is setup for news.

I answered you at Storage Review http://forums.storagereview.net/viewtopic.php?t=3575

Yes, you can connect two 8 port hubs/switches together. Simply use a crossover cable on two of the ports and you will have a 14 port hub/switch. If the hubs/switches have a link connector then you would connect the link ports with a normal cable rather than the crossover. The supposed limit...

It was reported that it was closing months ago, but it never did.

You can have multiple nics in a computer. One could be a 10base and one could be 100base. The 100base for the lan traffic and the 10base for internet traffic.

If Tea has 1886 phone lines, ISP accounts, serial connections, 56K modems, and the ISP allows them to be multi-linked together he could be running 100mb/s over 56Kmodems all running at 53kb/s. In that case it would be critical in not to use the 10Mb hub. On the unlikely case that he is...

Tea, I am not spurting the machine generally runs 24x7 but rather 13hr/5 points and less hours for fewer points. Slow and steady seems to be a better description. I note that as you get more machines up and running, you should easily out distance me and my 1/2 of one machine. Most of my...

Sol, Do you realize that your current contributions are not being credited to the SF team?

One correction in my previous post: The numbers 1600x1200x4 and 3200x2400x4 should actually be 1600x1200x3x4 and 3200x2400x3x4. This is actually because Nvidia is actually applying the 4xAA to the Z-axis too. I really don't know why they are applying the AA along the Z-axis but they are.

PW, The article you mentioned uses only one manufactures storage algorithums (Nvidia's). By no means is that the only or necessarily the best method of memory management. The numbers that they are quoting can be relatively easily modified downward signifigently. For examples the Savage 4...

I don't feel particularly obscure, and if fact I actually try to be clear in most things. However, I do realize I make an easy target especially to the one dirtectly beneath me.

Most modern monitors, even small ones can easily handle 1078x768+ resolution and even a small monitor will look better at higher resolutions assuming you are not exceeding its bandwidth limitations so I would assume that those with small monitors will generally choose higher resolutions. Thus...

Gimmie a break. Even 1600x1200x32 bit color requires only 8MB of ram; All the rest is related to 3d and Texturing. Monitor size has little to do with video card memory requirements because very little of the memory has to do the increased resolution one can do with larger monitors.

I don't know but I suspect that the release/renew timer elapsed and the W98 box requested and got a valid DHCP IP address. After that it worked. Note, with DHCP, it could have been the DNS or the GW addresses that were invalid, and were updated with the DHCP IP address: They can also be...

As far as I can tell F@H uses just basic CPU capability and nothing else. It gives a WU score dependant upon the project that is being worked upon: See [url]http://folding.stanford.edu/psummary.html/url]. Thus, regardless of how long the project takes you get that assigned score. UD was much...

I don't understand. The gif's clocker supplied at the start of this thread indicates he is using console 3.0 beta 1 just like me. (look at the last gif)

I don't have an ICQ #. Email or PM will work just fine.

Clear your browser cache before refreshing - It could be that the old stats are being locally cached and thereby isn't being updated on the screen.

The FAH version is Console 3.0 beta 1. The process is FaHCore_65.exe

I can set the affinity settings to my FAH processes.

Sorry but I think that everything is setup properly and working properly. Your problem is that the folding project you are assigned is NativeBBA-300K. If you look at the Project lists you will find that NativeBBA5-300K gives .6 points per WU. My Project is 601 ProteinA and it gives 5...

1/2 of a dual MP 1900+. I'm still commited to doing United Devices, but their program does not use dual processors so I added folding@home to a machine doing Cancer/Anthrax cures. Thus both are running at 50% (the equivilent of a single MP 1900+)

I have a IIYama Vision Master Pro510 and I'm relatively happy with it. I do note that I prefer high Quality LCD screens, but I have yet to see one 20+ that supports 1600x1280 that is affordable.

The BX chipset will easily maintain 75MB/s over a PCI bus

Sorry Tannin but, as much as you would wish, there is no such thing as spontanous P60 combustion: it needs an accelerant like 120V or even less like 12V. On the sad side, all it takes for combustion is for the accelerant to mix with a newbie and the most unlikely ocurances can become 100%...

It does seem ironic that the @home project that many switched to is now closing before UD. Have fun, since they all are in the name of good causes.

Yes, I read the front page. I think CougTek is doing an excelent job.

No, not really. All the SCSI read/write optimizations and command queuing are is an API: If you give it certain commands it expects certain behavior. All SCSI commands and data will go through several layers of manipulation before it is actually deposited onto the HD. Example layers are The...

I rather don't like mine: I don't think it fits me. It was one of the avatars supplied by StorageForum. I'm not sure but I think it is the android from the movie Metropolis