Seti Competition - Page 200

SpudBoy · 2nd August 2002, 11:26 PM

nfi
i saw it too
as did some others..

we were all afraid that mort had come to own us all

SpudBoy · 3rd August 2002, 12:32 PM

well.. i hit 400WUs today..
not bad considdering i only have one boxen for S@H.

SpudBoy · 3rd August 2002, 4:54 PM

hey.. i juz had a thought... (now stop laffing)

With the introduction of the ClawHammer and various other 64bit chips..

i was thinking.. would it be possible for a chip.. that was made to do 64bit instructions.. and be compatible with older 32bit programs.. i know the clawhammer is.. but.. here me out..

seeming its width is 64bit.. it should be able to stream 2 32bit instructions at the same time.. or 1 64bit instruction..
like..

having 2 32bit cpus working independantly.. but able to work together to process a 64bit instruction..

this would be kickass for the seti community..
=]

duel 64bit system crunching 4 WUs at the same time!!

i know this is probably nonsense.. and there is likely to be more complicated issues involved.. but this is my wish.. to have a 64bit chip.. that can process 2 32bit instructions independantly..

Era · 3rd August 2002, 6:19 PM

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Originally posted by SpudBoy
but this is my wish.. to have a 64bit chip.. that can process 2 32bit instructions independantly..

no I think your wish would be to even own a 64bit proc in the near future, unless one kinda falls off the back of a truck

SpudBoy · 3rd August 2002, 6:30 PM

yer yer...

it was juz a thought..
i did say WHEN the clawhammer and other 64bit procs become avail..

Noah · 4th August 2002, 6:00 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SpudBoy
hey.. i juz had a thought... (now stop laffing)

With the introduction of the ClawHammer and various other 64bit chips..

i was thinking.. would it be possible for a chip.. that was made to do 64bit instructions.. and be compatible with older 32bit programs.. i know the clawhammer is.. but.. here me out..

seeming its width is 64bit.. it should be able to stream 2 32bit instructions at the same time.. or 1 64bit instruction..
like..

having 2 32bit cpus working independantly.. but able to work together to process a 64bit instruction..

this would be kickass for the seti community..
=]

duel 64bit system crunching 4 WUs at the same time!!

i know this is probably nonsense.. and there is likely to be more complicated issues involved.. but this is my wish.. to have a 64bit chip.. that can process 2 32bit instructions independantly..

As far as I know, this is impossible.. there's only 1 core on the chip, therefore one instruction at a time, regardless if it's 64 bit or 32bit..

however, 64-bit seti could theretically be twice as fast

and I don't doubt that they will release it, considering the amount of seti builds they have for completely different processors.

Zzapped · 4th August 2002, 8:13 PM

Is anyone having trouble uploading WU's........I seem to be

Gartho · 4th August 2002, 8:53 PM

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Originally posted by Zzapped
Is anyone having trouble uploading WU's........I seem to be

No problems here, Zzapped...my most recently completed wu was uploaded nicely about 2 hours ago...although I don't generate quite the same volume of traffic as yourself

Dirk · 6th August 2002, 12:40 PM

I have begun my assault on the sixties....
It's an overrated decade anyway.
Position 68 and on the improve.

SpudBoy · 6th August 2002, 2:23 PM

w00t we got forums back

Noah: awwww nutz

well.. time to check ma stats..

Zzapped · 6th August 2002, 3:28 PM

How do I transfer completed wu's between setiqueue servers......they have shut down my loophole through the proxy server here so I need to transfer the wu's to home.
HELP !!!!!

FoderMe · 6th August 2002, 4:28 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Zzapped
How do I transfer completed wu's between setiqueue servers......they have shut down my loophole through the proxy server here so I need to transfer the wu's to home.
HELP !!!!!

Just go into c:\Program Files\SetiQueue\Client and copy them. Each result file is only like 5kb so you should easily be able to fit a whole bunch on floppy.

NeoMerlin · 7th August 2002, 12:17 AM

Well, I thought it would never happen....... but I must say that it's nice to see Beast - go you good thing, put a gap in em go back one spot.

Sorry Beast...... you knocked me off when you came in......

NeoMerlin · 7th August 2002, 12:40 AM

Thank god the forum is back..... I felt lost there for a while

Draxx · 7th August 2002, 12:40 AM

Phew, forums are finally back. What a relief. I was getting a cramp from twitching nervously!!!!

6th August 2002, 12:40 PM	#2994
Dirk Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Canberra Posts: 1,456	I have begun my assault on the sixties.... It's an overrated decade anyway. Position 68 and on the improve. __________________ OCAU's self-appointed physicist in residence Seti Classic 10,000 Club Folding@Home V2 500 Points Milestone Is there any tea on this spaceship?

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NeoMerlin Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: St Marys, NSW. Posts: 58	NeoMerlin actually moves up one spot!!! Well, I thought it would never happen....... but I must say that it's nice to see Beast - go you good thing, put a gap in em go back one spot. Sorry Beast...... you knocked me off when you came in...... __________________ NeoMerlin ;Þ Very funny Scotty!! Can you beam my clothes down now?

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NeoMerlin Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: St Marys, NSW. Posts: 58	Thank god the forum is back..... I felt lost there for a while __________________ NeoMerlin ;Þ Very funny Scotty!! Can you beam my clothes down now?

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