Well if it isn't Blueberry Jam

[gatekeeper53]

Hi Guys lol Hi Slippery and Dark

[gatekeeper53]

Hey guys it's not just our wives lol:

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Busted! My wife asked yesterday "what is that noisy machine doing? Do you know our last power bill was $xx?"

I think four of my cores will have to go offline...

Stratcat, I have noticed that the Pi client does not stress that machines as much as other clients, I agree it is strange. My results from an Intel "Clovertown" 2 x 4-core CPU machine vs. a "Woodcrest" 2 x 2-core CPU suggest it is processor memory bandwidth limited. Why it might be cooler on e6x00 machines I can't guess except to note that the whole Core 2 Duo family is about the most heat-efficient thing out there. I wish I could get the source code to the client to look into this

[spikey_richie]

??? Very random posts...

[gatekeeper53]

Richie,
The first was to two of Blueberry Pi's lurkers in our forum. And the second was from their forum from their second biggest producer'. aeberbach (http://javascript%3cb%3e%3c/b%3E:void(0)) who is known to most that are running Pi Segment and watching the scores.

[Nflight]

I see your using my nickname composition with that slippery remark. I feel congratulated almost! Ha Ha Ha :)