If you have an unmetered internet connection why not get majestic 12 up and running for the team, we are currently working our way up the rankings. 5 - 10 more solid users would really make a difference.
If you have an unmetered internet connection why not get majestic 12 up and running for the team, we are currently working our way up the rankings. 5 - 10 more solid users would really make a difference.
Right now my problem is that .NET and some of my regular computer applications are at war. I am working on the .net issue .
Space for Rent
agreed. if there only was a version that didn't need .Net or Mono (the open sourse version of .Net) I could custom bake a version so that at full speed it wouldn't need 40Mb of ram and at snail speed it would use 20Mb and a system with just 256MB of ram could run 10 Virtual rigsOriginally Posted by Jose
Fast computers breed slow, lazy programmers
The price of reliability is the pursuit of the utmost simplicity. It is a price which the very rich find most hard to pay.
http://www.lighterra.com/papers/modernmicroprocessors/
Modern Ram, makes an old overclocker miss BH-5 and the fun it was
Can it run on linux? If so I have 10mb uncapped ready here for it.
If not, fraid not ;(
Yes it does run on linux as far as Im aware.
http://www.majestic12.co.uk/projects...h/download.php
Yes looks like a linux client is available.
TWB this use processor time? or just BW i have uncaped connection but is well lets say slow 512kbpsD/128kbpsU i can help if it doesnt kill my BW and if it doesnt kill my rosetta production
Incoming new computer after 5 long years
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You will also need mono if you run it on linux.Originally Posted by thewildblue
If you set the archiver to a longer delay, than it will use less cpu clocks (ie 100 or 120). If you set the number of crawlers too high, then that will affect your bandwith. 100 workers is supposed to be good for 2mb down, so you should give 30 a try.Originally Posted by leviathan18
Man, it uses a freaking large amount of download bandwith
Running 3 days now @ 3Mbit, and already done 5GB, WTF? We still have a fair use policy, so I'll have to cap it for a week or so until we get 10Mbit uncapped
Main rig:
CPU: I7 920C0 @ 3.6Ghz (180*20)
Mobo: DFI UT X58 T3eH8
RAM: 12GB OCZ DDR3-1600 Platinum
GPU/LCD: GeForce GTX280 + GeForce 8600GTS (Quad LCDs)
Intel X25-M G2 80GB, 12TB storage
PSU/Case: Corsair AX850, Silverstone TJ07
This project does use some CPU but shouldnt take alot away from the CPU intensive projects as its mosty based on bandwidth. Its very hungry, but on the bright side its relatively easy to gain big points if you have a big pipe. So its not down to farm size just down to pipe.
The only time it really uses CPU is when it's uploading, but it can use around 40% when uploading, at least it did on my 2.8 P4, so if you can, set a longer time between uploads.
A wolf in wolves clothing.
It will use a lot too when it archives. Its a good project and people are really noticing us in their mirrors right now!
I'm in.. if I like it I'll stay in. What do you think a connection like mine can get? 10mbits down 960 kbits up (thats cable).
Thanks.
Prescott 2.4 @ 3.6 air, stock vcore under a Thermaltake Big Typhoon
Asus P4P800-E deluxe no mods
BFG 6800gt 256mb @ 420-1100
4x512mb (2cvs, 1corsair c2, 1kvr)
RAID 0 + bunch of storage totaling about 2TB
Enermax Liberty 620w [since 2006-06-21]
Antec SLK3800B
36.031s SPI 1m @ 3971mhz
No need for a faster pc, im always on my laptop anyway.
Are you using a router?? If not, you can give somewhere around 200 or 250 crawlers and 30 open url buckets. Check the manual:
http://www.majestic12.co.uk/projects...12node/manual/
Its a little old, but still helps.
You will get better results with your connection when you use multiple computers. Install MJ12 across 3 or 4 computers. You should lay down some good numbers, around 2.5-3 million a day.
I just installed MJ12 on one of my machines for a test run. If i like it i have 3 more Windows machines i will put it on.
312 Xeon Threads + GTX 1080 + GTX 1070 + BFL Monarch 700
There ya go, whore yourself out!
OMG.. I peak at around 40-50mbit a second on campus. I'm going to try this out, does the team have a pw?
Joined as Gomeler. Time to see what my connection is capable of. hope the campus internet police don't break my door down for excessive bandwidth use :-D
Nice to have you with us guys.
Hey Gomoler, if you're interested, RogueAgent06 and I are running under the XSTM name. You can join up with us if you want. If you need the PW, let me know.
A wolf in wolves clothing.
thats one nice connection as haltech said run as many clients as possible on maximum settings if set up properly that would be some awesome help right there.Originally Posted by gomeler
Damn it all these people with fast connections are making me and my 2mbit jeealous cheers for joining everyone
To join the XS team, you dont need a PW.. To join the The Machine, just pm Dragon..
Thanks to everyones help, we are laying down between 13-15 million a day. That roughly 30% more than FDC puts out and 45% more than norway is laying down!
Hmm Ill look into the freeBSD verion, just need to check it for saftey concerns then if shes ok Ill get her up and running
just set it up on virtual machines. so that even if the virtual machine is hacked or anything. the standard base is un touched
Fast computers breed slow, lazy programmers
The price of reliability is the pursuit of the utmost simplicity. It is a price which the very rich find most hard to pay.
http://www.lighterra.com/papers/modernmicroprocessors/
Modern Ram, makes an old overclocker miss BH-5 and the fun it was
To elaborate on what NN Step is talking about, this will only work IF and i mean IF, when you setup your VM's, make damn sure that the workgroup they belong to is not in relation to your actual networking workgroup. To give you an example, my main workgroup i use in my network is Net... When i had set up all of my VM's, i placed them on workgroup DIMES.. This way, there is no access to your main workgroup. You have to remember that VMWare uses bridge networking.
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