FaD Stats - Jan 06, 2005

[Ross Whitehead]

Welcome to our newest member networkman.

Additional, stats provided by GeoffS can be found @ FaD Stats.

The following teams have moved up the ranking ladder since the last stats:

 

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The top 20 producing Teams are:

 

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The top 20 producing Teams are, and their Percent Production:

 

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The top 25 teams are:

 

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Congrats to the following TeAm members who have moved up the ranking ladder since the last stats:

 

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Production Trends for all active TeAm members, ordered by Production, are:

 

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Percent Contribution for all active TeAm Members:

 

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The TeAm summary of all active members:

 

[networkman]

Thanks for the stats - at least I'm showing up correctly now.

 

[Silverthorne]

Thanks for the stats.

 

[JC]

Thanks :beer: next stats it'll look like I'm actually contributing

 

[mondobyte]

Thanks for the stats Ross ...

I am making slow progress towards recovery.

I have terminated over half of the hordes however, it does take some time for them to "quit". Many have run until a reboot was necessary but that population will diminish remarkably over the next few weeks.

I am still attempting to contribute as much as is possible.

Back to the doctors next week to see what the future holds. Staph is common on the surface of the skin ... but once it takes hold underneath the surface, seems to be diffucult to erradicate.

Later

 

[mrwizer]

Mondobyte or Silverthorne, just curious how many machines either of you have working for FaD. I am impressed with the amount of points you can generate. And I need to know what I am up against, if you do not mind telling.

 

[theAnimal]

Thanks Ross!

 

[Silverthorne]

Originally posted by: mrwizer
Mondobyte or Silverthorne, just curious how many machines either of you have working for FaD. I am impressed with the amount of points you can generate. And I need to know what I am up against, if you do not mind telling.

I have about 12 running and 3 of them are P4 HT machines. I just upgraded my P4 2.6c to a 3.0c and will have the old 2.6 running shortly.

 

[Slatzman]

thanks for the stats Ross

Hope the doctor has some positive news for you Mondobyte!!!

Slatz

 

[Freewolf]

Sorry but all of my machines are now back on seti. I just can't stand seeing us behind BBR. Besides it would be kinda cool if the Rebel Alliance can hit 300k in seti before it ends.

 

[networkman]

Finally got time to get the quad p3-550 back up and running(with 4 threads of FaD)... and the DSL modem/router died. :roll:

 

[Ross Whitehead]

Originally posted by: networkman
Finally got time to get the quad p3-550 back up and running(with 4 threads of FaD)... and the DSL modem/router died. :roll:

Glad your quad is back, cause mine is down for a rebuild :frown:

 

[GeoffS]

Just added a P4 something or another... dunno the details, but it's fairly recent. How do I check if HT can be turned on? It's a Dell...

Geoff

 

[GeoffS]

ahh.. doesn't look like I can... HT started with the 3.06GHz from what I can see... I just fired up a 1.8GHz machine and a 2.8 GHz machine

 

[Ross Whitehead]

Originally posted by: GeoffS
Just added a P4 something or another... dunno the details, but it's fairly recent. How do I check if HT can be turned on? It's a Dell...

Geoff

Check the BIOS.

HT is available on both 533 and 800 MHz FSB and I know it is on chips as low as 2.4 but I suspect it was also on slower ones.

 

[GeoffS]

ahh... okay! I'll check! Would that allow for two installs of the client?

 

[Freewolf]

Originally posted by: GeoffS
ahh... okay! I'll check! Would that allow for two installs of the client?

THINK does it for you. No need for two installs as with d2ol.

 

[GeoffS]

Cool! Unfortunately, there's nothing I can see in the BIOS that jumps out and says "Turn On Hyperthreading", so I guess I'm out of luck on these two!

Now... all this time, the dual XP1800+ stats server has been dedicated to just running stats... I wonder....