Special thanks to all who recently joined the team

cool, i might have to buy more hardware now.. :) or atleast install it on every pc thats gets made be me :)

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Originally Posted by Sunfire

Didn't wanted to jump out from our team, so I decided to registrate another account at WCG, and joined XtremeSystems.

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Cool ... you already do so much here to keep us current with BOINC Manager ... we really appreciate it and also you new addition. :up:

Joined two days ago, i7950@4.0 crunching

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Originally Posted by roki977

Joined two days ago, i7950@4.0 crunching

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:up:Thanks for helping!

264 new members this week. Team total = 1,498.

welcome to all new members and thanks for help

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Originally Posted by sierra_bound

264 new members this week. Team total = 1,498.

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This is a really huge number :yepp:, thanks to MM's smart move. ;)

1,499 total members. Who wants to be #1,500?:)

I DO!! oh wait...

I actually dropped my overclock (obviously lowered volts too) to 4GHz for the WCG challenge. Not sure what 24/7 full load will do to my NB/VRMs.

WCG probably won't notice 100MHz either way.

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Originally Posted by Necetra

I actually dropped my overclock (obviously lowered volts too) to 4GHz for the WCG challenge. Not sure what 24/7 full load will do to my NB/VRMs.

WCG probably won't notice 100MHz either way.

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Blasphemy! :)

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Originally Posted by Necetra

I actually dropped my overclock (obviously lowered volts too) to 4GHz for the WCG challenge. Not sure what 24/7 full load will do to my NB/VRMs.

WCG probably won't notice 100MHz either way.

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If your board can't stand that type of use, send it back to EVGA. That'd actually be sad, as many people around here run <$100 boards with processors at >4GHz... and have done it for years on end. I'm onto Year 2 for my desktop's Abit IP35-E.

1,500 members now. Welcome, Shinzok.:)

Now 1,501. Welcome, hmeco.:)

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Now 1,501. Welcome, hmeco.:)

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np mate happy to help out..
my Q9550 w. 8gig ram going to work 24/7 :)

- meco

Also welcome to frogeye, disturbed13 and Fitseries3.:)

I love to see that we are the third biggest point producing team but just being the 20th biggest team in number of member.

Hi from me.
I was join b4 long time but i was stop crunching.
Today i hope start again .

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If your board can't stand that type of use, send it back to EVGA. That'd actually be sad, as many people around here run <$100 boards with processors at >4GHz... and have done it for years on end. I'm onto Year 2 for my desktop's Abit IP35-E.

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VRM temp sits at just below 80C under IBT, and NB temps are in the 70s.
I'm 100% certain that I don't like to ride the edge so close for 24/7 use. It's a matter of personal opinion. My last system was an Opteron 165. I like my systems to last.

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VRM temp sits at just below 80C under IBT, and NB temps are in the 70s.
I'm 100% certain that I don't like to ride the edge so close for 24/7 use. It's a matter of personal opinion. My last system was an Opteron 165. I like my systems to last.

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Agreed and God's truth is the last thing I want to see is anyone losing hardware while just trying to help us out.
My suggestion is back it off a bit till your happy with the temps no matter what that speed decrease is. Every machien is different and only you know what is "right" for you.:up:

Hi, I've joined with a Quad and a Dual Core. :)

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Hi, I've joined with a Quad and a Dual Core. :)

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Thanks for helping!:up:

Thought I'd say "hi" in here.

Randomly signed up to discuss cooling my 4870 VRMs (and never got around to it either :P) and got the email the other day about this.

Gave it some thought and decided that it'd be a good excuse to up my E7500 to 4ghz (from 3.6, more than I need for gaming. This was the first time I actually ran a 9.5 hour prime test too, just to make sure my results would be correct) and start crunching. I mean, being unemployed right now I can't really give any money to charity, but I can do this! :)

I'm also planning to install WCG on our media centre (runs some RANDOM OEM only AMD quad at 1.8ghz -- still a quad though!) and run it 24/7 throughout the week. Considering the media centre gets left on often (forgetful parents), it may as well be doing something while sitting there all night ;)

I'm also thinking about installing it our a C2D laptop we have (1.6ghz) for the week too. Also trying to rope my brother in for the week too, who has a Q6600 at stock (not sure about that one though).

I've tried distributed computing before, but the WCG app is great to use, and it's fantastic being in such a top tier team with this stuff (really quite inspiring).

"The project was launched on May 12, 2008. While it was active, World Community Grid members processed over 29 million results which required nearly 26,000 years of computing power. This work would have taken about 200 years of time using the computing resources available to the researchers at the University of Washington. Using World Community Grid, this research was completed in less than two years. "

When reading that I think, how can I NOT leave my PC on 24/7 crunching? :O

Edit: I was also overjoyed to see how many people have joined too. 250 and counting? Awesome!

Thanks for joining.:) Now 1,506 total members - 272 new members in past week.

Also, welcome to fl0w3n, Timoes and envoid.

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Thought I'd say "hi" in here.

Randomly signed up to discuss cooling my 4870 VRMs (and never got around to it either :P) and got the email the other day about this.

Gave it some thought and decided that it'd be a good excuse to up my E7500 to 4ghz (from 3.6, more than I need for gaming. This was the first time I actually ran a 9.5 hour prime test too, just to make sure my results would be correct) and start crunching. I mean, being unemployed right now I can't really give any money to charity, but I can do this! :)

I'm also planning to install WCG on our media centre (runs some RANDOM OEM only AMD quad at 1.8ghz -- still a quad though!) and run it 24/7 throughout the week. Considering the media centre gets left on often (forgetful parents), it may as well be doing something while sitting there all night ;)

I'm also thinking about installing it our a C2D laptop we have (1.6ghz) for the week too. Also trying to rope my brother in for the week too, who has a Q6600 at stock (not sure about that one though).

I've tried distributed computing before, but the WCG app is great to use, and it's fantastic being in such a top tier team with this stuff (really quite inspiring).

"The project was launched on May 12, 2008. While it was active, World Community Grid members processed over 29 million results which required nearly 26,000 years of computing power. This work would have taken about 200 years of time using the computing resources available to the researchers at the University of Washington. Using World Community Grid, this research was completed in less than two years. "

When reading that I think, how can I NOT leave my PC on 24/7 crunching? :O

Edit: I was also overjoyed to see how many people have joined too. 250 and counting? Awesome!

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It does grab you when you see what is possible when people work together.
Many thanks for coming to help!:up: