Ah I see my typo now
Ah I see my typo now
I crunch for you Gramps R.I.P.
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XtremeSystems 7,256,945
Great work everyone
I bet we start to see some nice increases tomorrow as results start to get validated from all our new friends.
to all of you
hot damn!
Heh. Ahhhhh........ heh. HEH.
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Good job newbies, keep going!
wow! 286 users returning work!
Where does one go to see this?Originally Posted by Snow Crash
Numbers on the WCG "My team" webpage appear to be older/delayed.
Apologies if this is a dumb question but I'm a complete newbie to crunching
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here you go :
https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.or...do?sort=points
Grazi.
Looks like we have a bit of work if we're to catch that Japanese team
I'll load up the Clarkdale HTPC as well which just sleeps 99.9% of its life anyway.
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Mushkin Chronos DX 240GB and 1.5 TB WD Black
Powered by a Seasonic X-650 and stuffed into a Silverstone GD05 case
Beating Team2CH was never our goal , they're just too big (11,822 members)
Doing better than Easynews was our goal.
Trust me , this looked like an impossible task 2 years ago.
Now we're there !
It will only get better.
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Audentes fortuna iuvat
"Fortune favors the bold"
XtremeSystems 7,888,620
Thanks to all our new friends (some we already know well) we have posted up seriously good numbers ... this places us number two for the day
I am sure we will break 8m tomorrow (it will be a team best ever score) with lots more to come during our "Super Computer" challenge.
XtremeSystems rocks. Thanks to everyone who pulled this challenge together, all our fantastic crunchers, seasoned veteran and n00bs alike. I would be remiss if I did not give a shout out to DDTung ... the super grand daddy of all crunching. Finally I feel a great need make sure we do not forget special recognition to Fugger for providing us with this fantastic playground we all get to meet in.
I am humbled by you all
(8m is green correct?)
Wow to think that when I joined the team 6mil was a good day and here we are about to top 8mil.
I crunch for you Gramps R.I.P.
Photo:
Canon T2i(550d) w/ Magic Lantern
Canon 20mm F/2.8
Canon 50mm F/1.8
Canon 70-200mm F/4L
C&C is always welcome on my photos.
PC
Asus Crosshair IV Forumla, AMD 1090t-Crunching away @4.1ghz, Noctua NH-U12P SE2,4x2 Musikin Silverline's, Sapphire 6950 2gb(flashed to 6970 and running at 950/1450), Corsair HX650, NZXT Tempest.
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Way to go team. Thanks to all the new people. Let's keep it up.
The XS WCG team needs your support.
A good project with good goals.
Come join us,get that warm fuzzy feeling that you've done something good for mankind.
Everything is better when "Wet".
That's right.
I don't think I have ever seen you grin as much as these past few daysIt will only get better.
That image should be sent to the dude's dad who laughed at us being able to keep up with IBM. Way to go team
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Well 80% of the work I handed back over the last 24 hours is still "pending validation" what is the usual delay for this?
Also I noticed that almost all of my validated work units are being seriously marked down ie for one unit: points claimed 273 points granted 197....
Is this normal?
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ps. should get another 8 cores eating work tomorrow
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Good job, dude!Well 80% of the work I handed back over the last 24 hours is still "pending validation" what is the usual delay for this?
Also I noticed that almost all of my validated work units are being seriously marked down ie for one unit: points claimed 273 points granted 197....
Is this normal?
Answers on a postcard
ps. should get another 8 cores eating work tomorrow
Yeah, when we get all the way up to speed I'm gonna go point this out to my rents...That image should be sent to the dude's dad who laughed at us being able to keep up with IBM. Way to go team
Yeah, you're doing fine... just leave it for a few days and it will level out.Well 80% of the work I handed back over the last 24 hours is still "pending validation" what is the usual delay for this?
Also I noticed that almost all of my validated work units are being seriously marked down ie for one unit: points claimed 273 points granted 197....
Is this normal?
Answers on a postcard
ps. should get another 8 cores eating work tomorrow
Managed to get a Phenom II X4 955 online with WCG last night finally after doing some stability testing work with its OC. It's a dud chip that I use for DI and maxes at about 3.5GHz on air. Tried out an old de-IHS'd Athlon X2 5000+ that a friend had screwed up by slicing into one of the SMD caps on top. It crackled, so no joy on that one crunching. Tonight I'm going to bust out the Pentium Pro 180 for giggles.
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As a thread about any computer related subject has its length approach infinity, the likelihood and inevitability of a poorly constructed AMD vs. Intel fight also exponentially increases.
Likewise, the frequency of a car pseudoanalogy to explain a technical concept increases with thread length. This will make many people chuckle, as computer people are rarely knowledgeable about vehicular mechanics.
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Looks like the XS train is pulling out the station and building up steam...
Yup and I have my crunch farm growing and growing.... :-)
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Crunch with us, the XS WCG team
Gazing into my crystal ball, I see the number EIGHT today.
Audentes fortuna iuvat
"Fortune favors the bold"
And the number 9 should appear quite fastly i think
People on the other teams are probably looking at the stats and thinking "W.........T..............F..........?"
Heh. Ahhhhh........ heh. HEH.
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