It's crunch time!

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Originally Posted by Jaco

Dave , is that 52 threads I'm counting ? :D
this is gonna be interesting , not so sure you'll grab pie :rofl:

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We'll see..:devil:


( forget's to mention the OTHER machines that will be there)

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Originally Posted by NKrader

true that.. i have qx6700@3.5 lol.. makes me not even wana crunch not even worth the power as its a power hungry 790i and 65nm proc.. :shakes:

haha wish i could get my sammy rig up but being that all i have is a board and PSU.. and no moneys im SOL

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How do you think I feel running my little dual cores.

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Originally Posted by Sta!nless

How do you think I feel running my little dual cores.

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Feel good because it's people like you that can make this all work.:up:

i7-860 going online as soon as we make it home from the Dr. office. Wife and I are thinking its about time to produce offspring. So we're making the rounds getting all our bits'n'bobs checked.

And don't worry, the kid will be raised as a cruncher:yepp:

And so excited as the 980x gets here Monday.

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Originally Posted by Blauhung

i7-860 going online as soon as we make it home from the Dr. office. Wife and I are thinking its about time to produce offspring. So we're making the rounds getting all our bits'n'boobs checked.

And don't worry, the kid will be raised as a cruncher:yepp:

And so excited as the 980x gets here Monday.

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Fixed..:rofl: I had to, I just HAD to!:p:

Does anyone know how to determine the total of a team's teraflops output? I'm planning on track our teams' performance for the week but don't know how to calculate that part.

A TFLOP is one trillion floating points operations a second. I think an i7-980X does about 80 gigaFLOPS. So 13 of them would do around one TFLOP.

The best way to measure gigaFLOPS is with the Linpack benchmark.

http://software.intel.com/en-us/arti...pack-download/

There's a list of the Top-500 supercomputers. The slowest one does 20 TFLOPS. The fastest one can do 1,759 TFLOPS or 1.759 quadrillion floating point operations per second.

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A TFLOP is one trillion floating points operations a second. I think an i7-980X does about 80 gigaFLOPS. So 13 of them would do around one TFLOP.

The best way to measure gigaFLOPS is with the Linpack benchmark.

http://software.intel.com/en-us/arti...pack-download/

There's a list of the Top-500 supercomputers. The slowest one does 20 TFLOPS. The fastest one can do 1,759 TFLOPS or 1.759 quadrillion floating point operations per second.

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I remember reading that ALL of WCG is app 300 TFlops..

+ 18 new threads today

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+ 18 new threads today

Hey look, post 420

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:up: Thanks pal!

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I remember reading that ALL of WCG is app 300 TFlops..

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Could be. I know all the BOINC projects combined do about 5.1 petaFLOPS.

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Originally Posted by Movieman

I remember reading that ALL of WCG is app 300 TFlops..

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I also saw once that the whole BOINC goes at 5.173PFlops

FYI, the new WCG day starts in less than 30 minutes, so rev up those engines.:D

I've found some discussion on the matter on the WCG forums ... but there seems to be some crazy math and some "interesting" assumptions made.

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If you can't afford the electricity, feel free to send the system (or at least the processor) to me!:yepp: I've got plenty of electricity to spare for a bit of quadcaine.

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heheh, I pay something like $0.001/kwh or so go figure if some quadcocaine :P would suit me no matter if they have 1cm tech :P

May 1st, WCG time, has arrived. Now get to work.:D

Hate to tell you this but ... it's in another hour.

I'd rather you hit the ground running though ;)

Oh crap, forgot about daylight savings time.

Just so you know, our main purpose is not trying to beat you in your challenge. As I mentioned in another thread, that's just a side-show. But we welcome any and all competition.

Oh I know. The whole point of the challenge is to give you guys a little more drive and hopefully get your to really out-do yourselves. Plus it's all in good fun and gets my team to pull together for something as well. :up:

Some or most of you may not want to hear this, but hear me out. This is my theory as to why we are more successful:

It's because we want to be apart of something bigger than just us. We want to make a difference in the world. A world where we are just individuals. But here, doing good for humanity, we are apart of something huge and we want to show the rest of the world that we aren't just individuals, that we are a team!

Plus, we all just want a piece of pie in the end!!! :rofl:

i have my 2.75GHz Core2Quad crunching
my Dell 2400 P4 crunching
another P4 HT @3GHz crunching
and soon my friend AMD crunching
and another P4 HT crunching hopefully

just joined up w/ the Q9300

is there a place where i can see the jump of WCG performance for XS? Sortof of like extreme overclocking folding at home stats pages w/ graphs and all

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just joined up w/ the Q9300

is there a place where i can see the jump of WCG performance for XS? Sortof of like extreme overclocking folding at home stats pages w/ graphs and all

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Assuming you are already in the team, go to this page: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/ms/team/viewMyTeam.do

Time to take this show on the road my friends..
Zero hour is here! :up:

looks like XS is doing 1.9 Million credits a day...is that a normal amount?