Ees, yup, they could push out more, but the webservers (Linux) are heavily used, so the seti process gets relegated a lot to lower division.
The workstations get Seti'd from 7pm to 8am, just about enough to knock off a unit - and theyre NT
My Home machines get used for compiler compiling and gaming, as well as video work, so the Seti process goes on/off all the time, and I use 98/NT and Linux on them too ...
bert (sitting in a lab with 11 machines, which are as yet unseti'd)
The workstations get Seti'd from 7pm to 8am, just about enough to knock off a unit - and theyre NT

My Home machines get used for compiler compiling and gaming, as well as video work, so the Seti process goes on/off all the time, and I use 98/NT and Linux on them too ...
bert (sitting in a lab with 11 machines, which are as yet unseti'd)
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