Recent content by RageEH

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Who cares what brand video card you use... I gave up on trying to keep with the times and went back to a V3 2000... and sold that now... to use an Nvidia TNT2 Vanta 8mb... wonderful... :) Rage

Don't listen to Zippy, he has G400 Max-itis... every thing is Matrox this and G400 that... :) PS. Stop hitting the crackpipe Zip.. :) Rage

The site is the heatware trader evaluation database, used by Anandtech, AGN, Sysopt.... etc. It's a place to check up on people's past deals and reputations. Rage

LOL, I like my team! http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/stats/team/team_78642.html Rage

Yeah... One that I am trying to start myself... we have 3 members! Woohoo! :) It's actually the official heatware SETI team.. :) Rage

The thing that helped was switching over to the Text based version of SETI... :) Rage

Ahh, there we go, it's working much better now, it's on par for about 6.5 hours / unit. Thanks Dudes :) Rage

I don't understand what you mean by "This time, add the -verbose switch to the end of the command line" Please explain :) Rage

Nice, I'll go try that :) Rage

It's 333, and the GUI version... does that Line version even work correctly in 2000? I tried it a little while ago and it wouldn't get past the Baseline smoothing SETI@Home Client 2.04 I also went and set the SETI @ Home client as high priority in the Windows 2000 task manager, but it didn't...

He gets about 8.5 hours / unit.... I see that many people have no problem beating that with their PCs.. :) BTW, It's a Powerbook 500, so I'm sure it's a little slower than a regular G3. Rage

Can someone help me with my SETI time? They are really weak, and I can't stand getting beaten by my brother's Apple G3. I have a PIII 700 @ 868mhz, 128mb PC133, Windows 2000, Asus P3B-F and my average times are about 12 hours / unit.. why is this so slow? Rage