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NeoGen
04-09-2006, 09:00 PM
Welcome to the forums :D

I see you on the stats crunching with us for SZTAKI and XtremLab. Two good choices where we could use a push. I presume you're a boinc fan, so if you would like to try other boinc projects, our Team is on dozens of them. :)

Come by one of these days and tell us a bit about yourself. Oh... and your machine(s) too. And also, are those two your favorite projects? Have you tried others already, or just starting on the distributed computing ride? :)

Well, come by when you can and drop us a line or two.
We'll be here to reply.
Have fun! :D

Lagu
04-09-2006, 09:15 PM
Hi and welcome to the only genuine AMDusers team on the earth.

What are you running? Any as you can tell us other about? Experience of computing or hardware?

Lagu :)

Electabots
04-09-2006, 09:38 PM
Hey everyone, thanks for the welcome :) Just started on sztaki and xtremlab after a lil' break from dcing. Used to do rosetta, seti, and einstein. Yes I am a boinc fan :) I'll try any project that we need help on(just started on qmc today).

My main machine is a dual 940 Opteron 244 with a gig of cheapo ddr400 reg ecc. Got 2 6600's in sli for gaming. A raptor 74gb for the main drive and a nameless 160gb storage drive. Upgrading to 2gig corsair memory and 2x Opteron 265's or better sometime in the future.

My experience with computer hardware is decent I suppose. I'm completely a computer enthusiast, I spend more time tweaking and trying to make my pc run faster then I do actually using it :) I also have a old p4 2.8ghz/amd 2800+ barton/socket 370-slot1 lying around somewhere. I suppose I could try and get them running again if needed :)

Kooonsty
04-09-2006, 09:42 PM
Welcome,

Nice rig you've got there, I hope you enjoy these fourms.

Lagu
04-09-2006, 09:57 PM
Hi Electabos

Thank you for joining our Team in QMC@Home. You have some nice computers and I think Vaughan or NeoGen can give you a tip about a project as suit your old computers.

Lagu :)

gamer007
04-09-2006, 11:33 PM
Welcome to the team Electabots! :)

vaughan
04-09-2006, 11:35 PM
I also have a old p4 2.8ghz/amd 2800+ barton/socket 370-slot1 lying around somewhere. I suppose I could try and get them running again if needed :)

The P4 would be suited to running some Math projects. eg. Seventeen or Bust, Riesel Sieve LLR'ing or Prime Sierpinski Project (PSP) PRP'ing.

The 2800 Barton is still OK for BOINC projects. Try it on Leiden Classical or Predictor.

Not sure what to recommend for the 370. Maybe MoneyBee?

NeoGen
04-10-2006, 01:24 AM
For (really) old computers the best projects are those with really small workunits. Like Leiden, or HashClash, but this last one has account creation closed now.
I would also say D2OL and TSC but they've been way to unstable in the last few weeks... :?

Electabots
04-10-2006, 02:25 AM
Hmm...don't think i'm getting the 370/slot-1 working. And I might be selling/trading/the other machines to fund upgrades.But anyway...what boinc project needs help most? Or shall I stick with qmc?

NeoGen
04-10-2006, 04:24 AM
Our QMC Team is in need of dedicated crunchers, so if it's ok with you... :roll:
But by all means, don't feel tied down to it. I for one can't stay on the same project for too long, it bores me. I jump around from project to project every week.

Electabots
04-26-2006, 06:54 PM
Figure i'd do a little update of myself :)
Sold the p4 pc.
The amd 2800+ pc dosen't work, I think the motherboard is fried or something
Turned the oc off on my main rig(back to 1800mhz from 2250) Apparantly wasn't as stable as I thought. going to give it another try with better cooling later.
Switching to Einstein from Xtremelab after I finish the last wus