+14,000 Mhz

[Qythyx]

I'm going to have full control of 5 Quad Xeons (at 700Mhz each) for about 3 weeks. Yum. I'll probably let an associate use 1 for seti (although he's not TA) and I'll take the rest for OGR.

I also just got a dual PIII 933 that'll be doing OGR as of now.

 

[BurntKooshie]

Assuming he gets 4 CPU's (the one quad box)...he'd get more WU's, and you the same amount of OGR stubs if you were to run S@H on one of the processors for four boxes versus all on the same machine (unless they are like, 2mb Xeons ), and OGR on all the other CPU's. Of course, that might just be a pain.

Great assimilation!

 

[RC]

Qythyx - This is really great news for our OGR team.

Cpt. RC of the Federation

 

[Viztech]

Great news, Q.

You need to get us a benchmark.

viz

 

[Engineer]

Great assimilations....even if only short term....



TeAm Anandtech OGR needs it as much as any TeAm Anandtech team right now....Getting kicked on both the RC5 (DPC) and OGR(/.) fronts daily...

 

[NT4Mike]

Great job!!! That will really help us catch back up with the /.

Dual 933's yum!

-Mike

 

[Assimilator1]

Very nice ,any chance of getting him to join TA SETI?

BK

Quite the SETI buff now aren't you? ,have you got your Athlon going yet BTW?

 

[BurntKooshie]

Assimilator While I find S@H intriguing, and SETI in general, I can't claim that to be the driving force behind me becoming a "seti buff" so-to-speak. Its really that I'm endlessly facinated by Computer Architecture. S@H stresses far more aspects of a computer system than do most other distributed projects. In the beginning, that was really more due to a lack of optimization than true "strain" on the architecture, but really its my quest for learning more about computer architecture that drives me to understand things. I also like distributed computing, so its only natural

 

[MTP]

I really think that the TA RC5 Effort needs more power, we may be able to catch up to /. in a few days with that assimilation!

 

[Robor]

Qythyx: Can you get your friend to join TA SETI?

Rob

PS - Congrats on the short-term assimilation!