We need more Genome crunchers!!

[Liquid Snake]

OcUK is doing a good job of fending us off...their lead is gaining...We need more crunchers to push past OcUK! See here: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/sho...&threadid=1386

DSLR is looking to ramp up production as well: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/rema...seti;mode=flat

[Ant]

I'll stop buying all my hardware from OcUK if that will help

Should have another couple of high speed PIIIs to throw at Genome in the not too distant future I hope.

[Guru]

JJc is going to start crunching witha a K6-2 400MHz and I and NightSide(?) will propably join the account aswell wit a couple of slower comps!

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Join the MURC SETI team! | SETI @ MURC

All extremists should be taken out and shot.

[Jorden]

Ah sorry, I had my computer rerunning the last unit for the past couple of days. I just uploaded a couple of genes though, so we will have climbed a bit again

This new unit I will re-run for a couple of days as well. Makes it easier for my old ailing CPU

Jord.

[Sisyfos]

[Liquid Snake]

I have my P133, P166 and main P3-750@825 crunching. I have 4 other machines, but they are not under my direct control, so I can't guarantee that the Genome CLI window will stay open. Perhaps when utilities that can hide the CLI window reliably are available, I'll load SETI on them.

[Rattledagger]

Ok, I'll move away from my race to 3k-seti-units to the first team hits 100k Genome-units.

If all seti@murc-crunchers runs Genome for a week we should produce over 50k.

[Laurie]

Left my machines at work on Seti and just started Genome on my home machine.

[Guyver]

Just ordered an ASUS CUV4X-D (???) motherboard - Dual Socket 370 (with 1 extra PIII-933 to make it a dual PIII-933) with 256MB PC133 HSDRAM (2x128MB) to replace my aging PIII-650@866 on an ABIT BE6 motherboard. This is for my Win2K box.

I also ordered a PIII-1000 to replace my PIII-933 in my ABIT BX133-RAID (Windows ME) box.

This should boost my production somewhat (I Hope at this price)

Guyver

[Guyver]

Of course, this now means that I'll have an ABIT BE6 and PIII650@866 to rebuild my 2nd Linux BOX

Guyv

[-=Narcissus=-]

DOH!

I was going to ask you to give me those "old" processors! Heck it would double my production!
Of course I would have paid shipping!

Grr.... Gotta get those firewalls working...

Fred, (still trying to keep up, but without that kind of budget. )

[-=Narcissus=-]

Just read this on the stanford g@h bulletin board. Our worst threat might just be behind us...

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">
--- In genomeathome@y..., Tom Bristol <slamspammer@y...> wrote:
> Has anyone else noticed the meteoric rise in "Overclockers-Network"
work
> unit processing statistics over the past few days? Let's take a
look at a
> 60-hour snapshot of their activity:
>
> Total units processed on Friday at 6:12 PM (PST): 5539.96
> Total units processed as of Monday, 6:12 AM (PST): 8591.23
>
> That's 3051.27 work units in one 60-hour period, or an average of
50.8545
> work units per HOUR. Mind you, Overclockers-Network is a team
that, less
> than 10 days ago, was drifting along sleepily like almost everyone
else.
> Today, however, if the number one team ("Ars Technica Team
Primordial Soup"
> with 51326.93 work units) were to stop submitting work units,
> Overclockers-Network would bypass them in just 35 DAYS.
>
> So, can anyone explain this without using the phrases "software
error" or
> "Linux-based supercomputer" (an oxymoron if there ever was one)?
>
> Tom


ok... I'll start... but I doubt I'll be the one to finish...

OCN... a rag tag band of pirates we are...

what you have seen is merely our scouting party, fear you will as our
fleet is many...

** SETI... in less than 1 year, we ranked #25 in club teams, top 50
overall... none would pass, that we did not later pass... we grew
bored... then, we moved on...

** folding... within our first few weeks, we were predicted to be a
top 5 team... current rank is #10... alas, some grew bored... some
moved on...

** genome... we rose to a top ten rank with a mere nine members... we
have gained another 8 as our exploits have turned to legend... check
our folding team list... imagine us all collecting gnomes... the
amazing thing is most of our really big guns have not even been
brought to bear on either project...

as I said... we're just a scouting party...

MWUAHAHAHAHA

sincerely,
1fast6
Team OCN Hellspawns
</font>

Okay, more bark than bite, but check out their production. Alomst as much as us and then some.

Fred

EDIT: Gotta get my facts straight!


[This message has been edited by -=Narcissus=- (edited 13 March 2001).]

[CHHAS]

My Duron @900 has been bumped to running 24/7 (unless I want to play UT ), and as soon as I get a replacement motherboard for my Katmai 500 it'll join in as well.

[Grego]

I should be able to add a p3-700 to the effort very soon.

[Bursar]

Muhahahaha.

Team OcUK are gonna whup your little bottoms!

You have almost twice as many memebers as us, and we're still ahead!

I've got 6GHz of CPU power still in reserve that I'm hoping to bring online for OcUK this afternoon. Then it's bye-bye Matrox, and likely to be bye-bye DSL as well!

Zoooooommmmm.