Hey John, maybe i'll take one of my PC's to fold for you ... so you aren't at the back of the team anymore :grin:

"[MADshrimp]-nick"

... is the way to go ...

Thank you all for participating. Maybe we can REALLY help someone with our high tech machines .... it's worth the try ... it surely is more usefull then 3D benching !

It surely will be fun to kick dutch *** ! I promise a give-away if we do !

where do you see "back of team"

what statspage ? :)

[MADshrimp]-richba5tard joined.

Now don't make me switch nick 3 times! :p

[MADshrimp]-terangreal up and running, 60% done with a friggin slow PIII 550

[MADshrimp]-DUR0N does not changes his name anymore after this!!

Thanks for participating ... sorry for the name-changes.
[MADshrimp]-bicker = n°1 ... at the moment ... with 1 WU ... hehe

I love you guys .. not onl are you helping support my personal reason of creating xtremesystems but your supporting an even bigger cuase - in the name of research!!

beating those damn cows is an added bonus! hehehe

[MADshrimp]-calantak is here, with measly p700powah!
thinking of moving my hyperrig to the consultation room :)

Okelido, Checking out this evening what I can add.

Damn you, just sold my Dell Poweredge 2400 last week, if only you'd inform me sooner ;P

OMG !

The entire Jay-Jay PC-armada is joining !

... hardocp : here we come :o

45 working rigs :) # Jay_Jay

http://tech-report.com/etc/2002q4/fo...t/index.x?pg=1

If you have doubts about the client consuming all ur computing powah :

The results of our testing couldn't be clearer, at least for the systems we've tested today. Quite simply, the impact of running Folding@Home in the background is negligible. Even the most discerning users won't notice it. Windows allocates CPU time slices according to process priority, and as long as the Folding@Home client is running as an idle-priority task (which is how it runs by default), one shouldn't notice any slowdown.

:grin:

I changed names remember

wait for next update
then you'll see :)

I'm afraid my statement will eventually embarras me ... ;)

I'm already upping the fsb of the different pc's :fire:

saturday evening all my 5Ghz will be working on it :grin:

yesterday i went for the nickchange -- that was before i had a package done ... now i'm still not in the ranking under this new nick (might still be placed under MADshrimp user) ... can't be the updates are that slow ?

Ter Angreal
you probably added to madshrimp ... did you push "OK" after the nickchange ?
Under which nick are you folding atm : look at foldscreen top left.

Let us not forget that, besides the noble cause, this is our first and uttermost important objective :

i did make sure that the nickchange was carried out as planned, that's why i'm finding it a bit hard to believe that you guys are in the list as individuals, while i'm not ... having done the same thing

it's not really important to me that my nick is not showing (i'm no in this to compete individually), but i want to make sure i'm not doing this for nothing ;)

I'm already @ 27% of my first WU :)

damn, i need my 3.6 gigger down here :)

but it ain't coming down :(

or I should upgrade my rig down here to a 3+ gigger :)

there's that darn addiction again :^D

N° 220
http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/...etailed?q=3365

aha :)

thank thee

this thing is slow, only 49% ???

arg, my adsl connection was terminated. three systems where counting the amount of gras blades there where in the parc of Koekelberg for several hours.

Slow : a new system should take 6 to 7 hours to fold. Only processor power counts and AMD > Intel. My yellow 1700XP back-up monster does nothing else then folding at 1600 mhz ... and it does the job a lot faster then the PIV 1500.
Screensavers degrade performance .. but i'm not 100% sure.

Terminated : i already had 2 WU's "blocked" by my firewall

ploperdeploperdeplop, you idiots tricked me into oc-ing again, just found my system slowed down alot, a month or two ago it did 176 fsb on air prime stable, now 160 is the max... Just can't stand it, urge to buy new components is rising, noooooooooooooooooooo :rolleyes:

it takes my p166 also 6-7 hours....

to do 1 percent:^D

Welcome to Team Xtreme guys!!!

Ehhhhm which PC-armada?
Went down from 19 machines to 7, and at the moment only 2 operating :(
But I'll see what I can add :-)

welcome gorgh!!!!

folding with his 2.53 ghz p4 rimmpowered for the team!!

(and the first time he leaves me alone for 5 minutes with the machine, it'll be folding @ 3 gig :) )

With a program named overfoldix you can enter PC's without a HD.

The last round of Gromacs were optimized to run better on Pentium systems when the optimization flags were placed on the end of the run command of the beta7 version. Plus they were worth 10 points.
Overfoldix was a very basic version of linux designed to run w/out a hdd, everything was loaded from floppy and runs in ram.

Dam, DURON, if you keep up with my score i'll be forced to use my secret "PII 233 evil folding weppon" ? :^)

ph34r me, cuz my backup is prepairing for departure :)

Okelido XP1700 operational.... I think ;-)

:ws: DURON & Jay-Jay

I just discouvered that upping the fsb toooooo much just stops the processes ... backup pc has been down for almost one day :grumble:

graphs !

owwkay, p4 2.53 added

Ik sta wel blijkbaar nog steeds niet in de lijst. Is dat normaal?

Anyway, just added portable to duty
En volgende week op mijn werk er ook eens een deel van bijgooien, die staan toch 24/7 aan :-)

a) if you finished a packet (wu) it takes an hour or two before you can see it at : http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/...etailed?q=3365
Then it takes another four to six hours before you can see the result at : http://www.statsman.org/folding2stats/3365.html
The latter is easier to compare with as you can sort on the different colums or select rows and create a chart of them.
b) :ws: the more the better !

Teus : ... that should be like 15 to 20 points a day if you leave 'em turning 24/7 !