Just wanted to say hi and welcome. :welcome:
Also a caution, moving thru the ranks so fast can cause a nose bleed! :ROTF:
Dunno what hardware ya got but nice numbers! :clap:
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Just wanted to say hi and welcome. :welcome:
Also a caution, moving thru the ranks so fast can cause a nose bleed! :ROTF:
Dunno what hardware ya got but nice numbers! :clap:
yes, :welcome:
And warn a guy next time... If I weren't so quick i'd have tire tracks all over my back... :p:
Should someone tell Jcool and OC to pull into the left lane? At that speed he might pass them before they look in their mirrors again. :rofl:
Those are some HUGE numbers buddy. Thanks for helping the team. Stoneageman ain't gonna be happy and watch out for Goosey too.:rofl:
A thread about lil' old me.... I've been noticed already. I just posted a thread in the WCG forum, Introduction.
Yes, I currently have 6x GTX295's (12 GPU's) crunching away on GPUGRID. I'll be adding another 4x GTX295's, hopefully tomorrow and I'm waiting for an RMA which will add another to the total. I don't know whether this will win me any new friends or not. Probably not on the leaderboard. ;)
HAHA! That's amazing... So that's 11 295s? And you didn't think you'd get noticed?!?! :ROTF:
BTW, what in the world do you use 11 295's for? Just curious if there is a real reason or just because...
And it's quite easy to make friends here... ;)
I figured it might take a week or so to get noticed. 2 machines for 2 days, and I get noticed! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Otis11
It's just because, I suppose. They were dedicated folding machines, now dedicated to boinc. No other purpose other than to give me a shock every time the electricity bill drops through the letterbox and the feel-good factor from donating to a good cause.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otis11
That's good to know. Let me introduce my 2 GPU crunchers. (You'll have to forgive my "sadness" for giving them names.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Otis11
Introducing "Weapon"....
"Weapon" ~50K PPD, water-cooled, dedicated folding machine
Mountain Mods Extended U2-UFO CYO case
ENERMAX Revolution 85+ 1250W PSU
MSI 790FX-GD70 motherboard (NB @ 2600, HT @ 2600, RAM @ 1333 6/6/6/20)
AMD 3.2GHz X4 955BE CPU (O/C'd to 3.6GHz - 18x200 / 1.35V) with D-Tek Fuzion V2 water block
OCZ Gold 6GB (3x2GB) DDR3 PC3-12800C8 (1600MHz) Tri-Channel (OCZ3G1600LV6GK) NB. Only 2x2GB sticks (4GB) used!
3x Zotac GTX295 (O/C'd to 648/1476/1080 from 576/1242/999 defaults with Danger Den water blocks. Rev.1 dual PCB version)
4x 18W Laing DDC3.2 pumps
XSPC Dual DDC Bay Reservoir (with two integrated Laing DDC pump tops)
2x EK-DDC X-TOP Rev.2 DDC pump top
2x XSPC RX360 (3x120mm) radiator
Swiftech MCR320 (3x120mm) radiator
6x Yate Loon D12SL-12D fan (1350rpm) 120x120x38mm
4x Noctua NF-P12 fan (1300rpm) 120x120x25mm
Sunbeam Rheobus Extreme fan controller (6 channels - 1x Yate Loon D12SL-12D fan per channel)
CPU loop configuration: XSPC pump top/reservoir -> DDC 3.2 pump -> XSPC RX360 radiator (mounted case front/top with 3x Yate Loon D12SL-12D fans) -> DDC 3.2 pump -> D-Tek Fuzion V2 CPU water block -> reservoir
GPU loop configuration: XSPC pump top/reservoir -> DDC 3.2 pump -> XSPC RX360 radiator (mounted case front/bottom with 3x Yate Loon D12SL-12D fans) -> DDC 3.2 pump -> Swiftech MCR320 radiator (mounted case rear/bottom under mb tray with 3x Noctua NF-P12 fans) -> 3x Danger Den GTX 295 water blocks (in parallel) -> reservoir
OS: Linux (Fedora 11 with kernel-2.6.29.6-213.fc11.x86_64)
1x '-smp 4' CPU client (native x86_64)
6x GPU2 Windows clients (via Wine)
GPU Temps: < 60 deg C @ 100% load (55-58 deg C typical)
CPU Temp: < 55 deg C @ 100% load (52 deg C typical)
http://www.vacuumtube.org.uk/images/IMG_2227_800.jpg
http://www.vacuumtube.org.uk/images/IMG_2230_800.jpg
And say hello to "Brother"....
"Brother" ~75K PPD, water-cooled, dedicated folding machine
Lian Li Armorsuit PC-P80 case
Enermax Revoultion 85+ 1250W PSU
Thermaltake W0158 650W Toughpower Power Express VGA PSU
Asus P6T7 Supercomputer motherboard
Intel Core i7 920 D0 (O/C'd to 3.8GHz - 19x200 / 1.25V) with Swiftech GTZ water block
OCZ Gold 6GB (3x2GB) DDR3 PC3-12800C8 (1600MHz) Tri-Channel (OCZ3G1600LV6GK)
4x Palit GTX295 (O/C'd to 684/1476/1080 from 576/1242/999 defaults) with EK FC-295 water blocks. Rev.2 single PCB version
2x 18W Laing DDC3.2 pumps
Swiftech MCRES Micro Revision 2 reservoir
EK-DDC Dual Turbo pump top
Watercool MORA 2 Pro (9x120mm) radiator with fan faceplate
9x Yate Loon D12SL-12 fan (1350rpm) 120x120x25mm
Loop configuration: Swiftech MCRES V2 reservoir -> 2x DDC 3.2 pump (EK-DDC Dual Turbo pump top) -> MORA 2 PRO radiator (with fan faceplate and 9x Yate Loon D12SL-12 fans) -> Swiftech GTZ CPU water block -> 4x EK FC-295 GTX295 water blocks (in series) -> reservoir
OS: Linux (Fedora 11 with kernel-2.6.29.6-213.fc11.x86_64)
2x '-smp 4' CPU client (native x86_64)
8x GPU2 Windows clients (via Wine)
GPU Temps: < 50 deg C @ 100% load
CPU Temp: < 65 deg C @ 100% load
http://www.vacuumtube.org.uk/images/IMG_2295_800.jpg
http://www.vacuumtube.org.uk/images/IMG_2276_800.jpg
With a circa 360k ppd contribution from all those 295's you better believe you're going to get noticed!!
I think there may be a new #1 on the front page of Grid before long and I guess I'm not the only one to realise what that will do for the team total ppd here
I'm jealous, impressed, but most of all happy to see you and your supermachines here.
Oh, and I guess a welcome is in order too :)
(Those machines are far too neat for crunchers.......Where is the cardboard??)
Well, when you pass me in 2 days while i'm tryin to get in the top 20, i notice. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by JackOfAll
And those machines are just impressive... Who knew you could top GPUGrid with only 2 computers...? :clap:
Jealous- Me too...Quote:
Originally Posted by OldChap
And don't tell him about the cardboard yet. We don't want to scare him off. Give him some time. :rofl:
:welcome:jackofall i see fedora seems to be putting out some good PPD. i may get rid of ubuntu and go back to fedora are you using the new open source?
Haha, I just realized as I looked through your specs, even if I somehow managed to get my hands on 'brother' I might not be able to run it. It could blow my dorms circuit breaker without even trying. :ROFL:
OMG he posts pics! I love hardware p0rn! And he runs an AMD! You married? Oh crap I'm not gay......:rofl:
Nice machines Jack and love what you are doing for the team. And we love to see someone put out big numbers and cheer them on. We kid around alot about competition but that is all it is. Go man GO!!:up::up:
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Originally Posted by PoppaGeek
Couldn't have put it better myself. :up:
Cardboard? What cardboard? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Otis11
I'm using Fedora 11. New open source? I'm not sure what you mean. It's all open source isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by shadowwind
Those two machines have to be on separate circuits. The pair of them on a single circuit do trip the breaker. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Otis11
I'm married! ;) (But probably not for much longer if my electricity bill keeps increasing at the rate it has been doing!) AMD might not be the fastest, but I figure that by not supporting them Intel might be the only game left in town and we sure don't want that to happen! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by PoppaGeek
Thanks for all the comments.
JackOfAll...Da Goosey is totally impressed...Would you rename one of your rigs to Mrs. Goose?
Thank you very very much! :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by JackOfAll
Dear Jackofall,
I LOVE the setup, but it makes me want to spend all my money. Please stop posting pictures.
Thank you,
-EcoCar
P.S. Welcome.
Welcome to the Team Jack :welcome:. I noticed you a few days ago, but didn't bother to say anything. Thought you may be like stoneageman. He is producing like crazy as well, but I do not think he has showed up to visit yet.
Love the rigs; I'm sure it makes a lot of us jealous :yepp:. I am glad you are here to help out and we all appreciate it very much.
I know what you mean about getting close to divorce. I do not have near as much as a lot of the guys, but I have enough to get the wifey upset; especially when she gets the utility bill
Just spend it, you know you want to... :devil:Quote:
Originally Posted by WVUEcoCarTech
Ha, ha. Now I understand why I'd be noticed. ;) I assumed the XS GPUGRID team would have a lot more people contributing and my numbers would be buried in the many, but we're actually not that many people. (58 active contributors if I'm reading the DC stats page correctly.)
58 members but daily contributions will be 22-29 members. That is why we are Xtreme. The WCG team is #3 in the world in points but #21 in members. This team has been moving up very quickly, 7/14 we were #24, 8/15 #10 and as we are going will be #8 in less than 2 weeks. Other teams have more members but few team produce as much per member. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by JackOfAll
Like PG said, just another reason why we're extreme. I know in WCG and GPUGrid we dont have as many members as some teams, but we beat them out anyway! We're consistently the top producers here with only 30ish contributing. Then we also keep up in F@H, and Seti. (and a few more I think?)
Those of us who can, crunch Xtremely, the rest of us do what we can! In the end it adds up to a great team, and a lot of good research.
(and I just thought, with our new secret weapon, and stonageman, we could possibly have a day where all three top members are from XS... Just dreaming...)
welcome as well jackofall, if you look at all of our stats in the vault, youll see that most of us have our pet projects that we run, and only a few of us running each project, but we are Xtreme, so our team is in the top 10 in most :)
I better get out the tire track remover......:mad::D
As I said on the WCG thread, :welcome:
We are a small team, but we are determined.
Regards,
Bob