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Marci
12-11-2002, 09:05 AM
XF6 is now online folding away for the team...
Hosted at http://www.over-clock.co.uk/media/allpages/decal.gif (http://www.over-clock.co.uk)
::Specs::
Athlon XP Thoroughbred 1800+ oc'd to 1666Mhz (burn in)
256Mb PC2100 Memory (to be swapped at later date for a 128Mb Stick)
Abit KR7A-133-Raid
Fujitsu 10Gb HDD (to be swapped at later date for a 640Mb HDD!)
Folding with beta testing flags enabled on server 115.
First WU should be completed within a few hours... may end up going up in my name (as Marci) as didn't have an XF number when I set it running... 2nd Unit will definitely be as XF6.
Tweaked!
12-11-2002, 09:13 AM
Alright!!! Good job Marci:D
Another XF is born, yay! :)
Privateer
12-11-2002, 01:26 PM
Spot on.:thumbsup:
DDTUNG
12-11-2002, 01:33 PM
Marci m8, well done!
This proc should be good for 2G at 1.85V.
DDTUNG:cool:
dang :/
my XP1800+ hits 1690 @ 1.85v
nothing higher
brand new, AGOGA core
board can still go higher (no way a KG7 hits 147fsb and craps out ;) )
still good membandwidth with the KG7, for only being an AMD761 chipset
thanks to the good biostweaks from the peeps @ XS!
http://www.madshrimps.be/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=10409
majormav
12-11-2002, 02:40 PM
nice one marci ....... like ddtung says 2 gig should be attainable ... the one i put in new folder is 3d able at 2gig shes folding at 184* mhz as i type and has been for 24hs gonna up it later tonight and its on air dunno if youve watercooled it or hsf yet
Marci
12-11-2002, 03:01 PM
Will clock her up tomorro... at moment she's running with an old CAK38 Globalwin copper heatsink with an 80mm YSTech fan on top... got MBM recording hi/lows so I can check to see how well the cooler's doin then change if needs be...
Hardass
12-11-2002, 06:16 PM
Marci:)
Well done my friend, more firepower for the team.:toast: :toast:
Tedinde
12-11-2002, 09:23 PM
Very nice. I just added another celeron 2.1 chip rig. It's clocked out @ 3.15 ghz. No loss in folding times compared to a p4 @ the same speed and i paid $68 for the chip. It's on air with an AVC sunflower I guess i should call it XF10, since 3 of my rigs are stock. and 9 are overclocked.
Originally posted by Marci
XF6 is now online folding away for the team...
Mind reposting that info into this thread? (http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4836)
Thanks
Marci
12-13-2002, 04:51 AM
Oopsie... the 10Gb HDD must've been full o bad sectors... got in this morning to bsod - cannot write to drive C... xplains why it hasn't completed a single unit yet as it must've been sat like that overnight... will get it changed over to different HDD today and crank the CPU up to 2Ghz...
Hey Marci, I've been tracking the XF's just outta interest...I can't seem to find XF6, what are you calling it @ stanford?(I typically just search team 3365 & "XF") :)
Marci
12-13-2002, 05:21 AM
Like I said above, it hasn't done a bleedin unit yet cos o this hard drive, and I didn't have an XF number when I fist got it going, so it's first unit'll get added to "Marci", and every unit after will be as XF6. Think it's done the Marci unit and now it's working on it's own unit, but cos the HDD keeps causing BSODs, the system halts in the background rather than continuing to fold. When I left here last night it was on 74 frames. Got in this morning (well, l8, got in at 12 noon! oopsie!) to find it on BSOD. Rebooted and it resumed from frame 80.
Damn this downtime!
Gotta transfer it onto a diff HDD l8r this aft and then we should see XF6 turning in units at some point this evening.
It will be listed as XF6 at stanford as soon as it completes a unit under that designation...
Oh, it looks like I need to read better, hehe.....didn't realize you were havin probs. Hope you get it worked out man :)
Marci
12-16-2002, 08:58 AM
XF6 just turned in it's first few units... been a hell of a job getting it running smooth due to various factors... gone thru 3x HDDs til I found one without bad sectors... then over the weekend the main ICS system decided to shutdown, leaving all the folding rigs without a net connection to submit / retrieve units... *grrrR*
SO, the ICS system got its guts ripped out this morning and has now been upgraded a bit, so that should turn in a few more units than it used to, and the entire network is back n running...
Next step, get a waterblock on that XP1800+ and get it as fast as I physically can!
Marci
12-16-2002, 08:59 AM
Oh aye... forgot the link!
http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/userpage?q=XF6