I was with NuB as well before going to [TA]. I remember Deadmeat and Vulgarus_Maximus. Just bought a new 3D Pro to play again and it seems like the only levels being played are the secondary fests like Subway Dancer.

Let me make sure I understand. You have Fold monitor running on 3 separate machines. So you have 3 copies of fold monitor running, each on one machine.

NOT, one machine monitoring all the others with fold monitor?

~Dev

Alright enough of being lazy. Time to get back up to 1700 points per day again...

~Dev

$10 says How??? will shut off again before he passes Xciter.

~Dev

My excuse is laziness.

~Dev

Hehehe,,,I've just been sitting back the past few weeks. I'm not even monitoring my rigs right now, (kind of busy/lazy lately). You leave me no choice but to kick it into high gear in a couple of days.

[TA]Dev_Null<---Supercharged

~Dev

How about the person that passes you gets YOUR best machine folding for them for a week.

~Dev

I'm still trying to crack the top 5.

~Dev

Topher wrote:So...you're putting something over the speaker...effectively decreasing or modifying what it outputs?

I guess you've never heard of band-pass boxes.

~Dev

The easiest thing I can think of is to buy an Isobox. An Isobox is just a souped up way to say sound proof box. I imagine you could just stick your case in one of those and have INSTANT quiet. But as far as PC cases, I would pick up a Lian Li PC6077 mid-tower or maybe even a PC71 full-tower case. I ...

Here is a list of 18 inch HP LCDs. Find the your model and try downloading/installing the driver for your model LCD. Can't hurt.

~Dev

Hmm, why don't you hook it up to a machine capable of supporting dual monitors. Have a working monitor setup as your main windows monitor, and have the broken LCD setup as an extended desktop monitor. Then start playing with refresh rates and resolutions. I doubt that'll help anything, but it's ...

Sorry Top. You had #10 for a few hours by I just stole it back.

~Dev

BAAL wrote:Dev, with the amount of pcs you have folding, u better be

Actually, my production has dropped by quite a bit, I need to get back over to CC and put the laptops back on the network.

~Dev

I'm coming for you BAAL.

~Dev

Hell at 50 point gain a day, I don't think we'll be seeing Stress' mom pass you any time soon Ice.

~Dev

::EDIT::

Just turned red at 1603 average points per day, almost to 2k!



~Dev

The Duron architecture is tried and true, no worries with stability and such. There wouldn't be any difference between the XP, the P4 and the Duron anyways, so yeah don't worry about that. As far as stability, I would worry more about RAM and power supply.

~Dev

Good one, and I took it right back. Interestingly enough, I've had a brief sudden drop in production due to a few of my lappys getting bumped off the wireless-G, but they're back on. Plus today I added a 2.8Ghz P4HT, a 1.3Ghz Celeron-M, an Athlon XP-M 2800+, an Athlon XP-M 2200+, and a Pentium-M 1 ...

I have no experience with FoldMonitor. I remember when I first tried it I really didn't like it, so I switched to EMIII.

I suggest you try out EMIII. It has a nice gui, and a lot of features. It even allows for over-the-web monitoring via built in web server routines if that is your thing.

~Dev

STRESSTEST wrote:Dev... dont be sure about that

I'm curious to see what you have in store. I'm in the process of adding more machines, so you had better watch out. I'm not going to stay at just 1000 points per day, I'm going to see if I can crack 2000 a day...it'll be hard, but I think I can manage that.

~Dev

Thanks guys...

I'm coming for you mom!



~Dev

Finally made my goal of more than 1000 points a day average. Without the help of the four Centrino lappys that I've been trying to get folding.



~Dev

Okay first of all, get rid of every trace of folding. Registry, files on the hard drive, and delete the services. To delete a service go to start | run | then type "sc delete <name of service to be deleted>" no quotes of course. After you delete the services you'll have to reboot to see the effect ...

True. Room for complaint is somewhat narrowed if you run the advmethods flag. As a beta tester myself, I certainly understand the annoyances of losing units due to various short comings in the unit, the server, the core, etc. I don't understand what you mean by it ended in a rare way. It seems after ...

STRESSTEST wrote:-verbosity 9?

That just increases the detail of information that the client spits out into the log file. Good when you're trying to figure out a problem, but I never use it otherwise.

~Dev

Here's what I have had folding for the past few weeks. P4 Prescott HT 3.3Ghz (2xClients) P4 Willy 1.3Ghz HP Lappy Athlon 64 3200+ Added today (1/24/05): P4 HT 3.2Ghz (2xClients) P4 HT 3.2Ghz (2xClients) Athlon XP-M 2200+ Celeron D 1.3Ghz Pentium 4-M 2.8Ghz I'm going to be trying to add 2x1.8Ghz ...

By looking at that table it's easy to see that you could go way higher up the ladder than just 1499, but good job anyways. Excellent folding!

~Dev

I know, I'm not really sure why some people seem to get nothing but 600 pointers, while others only get two or three. My A64 3200+ Lappy at Circuit City has done nothing but fold 600 pointers since I started it folding three weeks ago.

~Dev

Just so you know, serverstat says there are 21,890 600 pointers available. So, you're fairly lucky if you get them.

~Dev

Ouch, don't hate! There's nothing wrong with Intel. My P4 HT 3.0 @ 3.6x is good for 1500 ppw on the right units alone.

~Dev

You guys should have been folding back in the days of 2.0 and 2.19. Back when the best work units were worth 5 points (Protein A), and even a 10 machine farm wouldn't produce more than 400 points a week. God help you if you were folding with a Pentium IV. Back before Gromacs units, there were only ...

Or you can just read the FAHlog.txt file that's in the folder where you placed the console program.

That's what I do. It's to me, better than having a whole extra program running taking up memory and a few CPU cycles.

~Dev

Or more precisely, you can go here to get a good definition of what folding is, and how it could help humanity.

~Dev

I've been folding for years, but just now noticed that the DBB had a folding team, so yeah, I'm definitely folding for the DBB now. However I've got a problem, well, a question. I have a few laptops (P4m, Centrino, A64m), and I was just curious to see who else around here is running folding on a ...