SoB Stats for 24 Dec, 2007

[TallBill]

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All Teams

1 __ 34.873P __ TeamPrimeRib
2 __ 26.697P __ Dutch_Power_Cows
3 __ 18.850P __ FreeDC
4 __ 18.695P __ Anandtech
5 __ 14.709P __ TeamRetro
6 __ 11.839P __ The_Knights_Who_Say_Ni!
7 __ 10.348P __ US-Distributed
8 ___ 9.571P __ TeamGoobee
9 ___ 9.406P __ Busty_Seventeen
10 __ 7.326P __ Russia


Yesterday

1 _ 116.657T __ FreeDC
2 __ 80.414T __ Anandtech
3 __ 43.878T __ TeamGoobee
4 __ 21.274T __ TeamPrimeRib
5 __ 14.885T __ The_Knights_Who_Say_Ni!
6 __ 12.308T __ Dutch_Power_Cows
7 __ 10.771T __ Russia
8 ___ 9.056T __ TeamRetro
9 ___ 5.827T __ TeamHaiku
10 __ 5.157T __ Busty_Seventeen


Passing up

Dutch_Power_Cows : 153.67 Days
TeamPrimeRib : 346.36 Days

The TeAm

Yesterday

1 ____ 36.467T __ IJump
2 ____ 28.731T __ shmapty
3 _____ 2.349T __ Yreka
4 _____ 1.704T __ NicColt
5 _____ 1.602T __ VirtualLarry
6 _____ 1.465T __ nefariouscaine
7 _____ 1.257T __ RudyToody
8 _____ 1.098T __ raysun2be
9 ___ 899.646G __ TeAmDeception
10 __ 754.143G __ Paperboy
11 __ 686.499G __ Dalephi
12 __ 679.686G __ mordrid52
13 __ 566.882G __ winr
14 __ 513.402G __ TAandy
15 __ 324.610G __ EvilWobbles
16 __ 272.687G __ allio
17 __ 234.705G __ petrusbroder
18 __ 146.494G __ Coquito
19 __ 121.238G __ TomPhilippart
20 __ 111.728G __ OberonBob
21 ___ 86.735G __ tolsen
22 ___ 70.990G __ Memnoch
23 ___ 69.984G __ BigJames
24 ___ 52.496G __ strates
25 ___ 51.737G __ waffleironhead
26 ___ 38.495G __ GenHoth
27 ___ 35.494G __ GhettoFob
28 ___ 22.997G __ Slatz


Congrats to IJump who has passed 300T (and will be at 400T shortly as well!)
Congrats to nefariouscaine who has passed 5T
Congrats to RudyToody who has passed 5T

We must be off double pass as well because my production has vaulted upwards.

 

[Slatzman]

thanks for the stats TallBill!!! much appreciated

Slatz

 

[TallBill]

Yup, my pleasure. I'll try to get stats up tomorrow, but I'll be out of town till the 27th with very little chance of getting stats done.

Edit - omg, these Q6600's are tearing up the regular Wu's. I need to recheck my total output.

I'm getting 4.3-4.4 M/sec per core on my Q6600 @ 3.19ghz. Sweet

 

[TAandy]

Thanks TallBill

 

[IJump]

Thanks for the stats TallBill!!

Congrats to the MMs.

Congrats to our TeAm too, for the awesome production. This race isn't over yet!!

 

[PeterN]

Originally posted by: TallBill
Edit - omg, these Q6600's are tearing up the regular Wu's. I need to recheck my total output.

I'm getting 4.3-4.4 M/sec per core on my Q6600 @ 3.19ghz. Sweet

The urge for me of getting my own Q6600 is growing with these kind of messages.
Now let's find some money to get me one.

And before I forget and have to edit again:

Thanks for the stats and have a nice time out of town.

 

[PeterN]

And ofcourse the rest of our milestone makers according to DPC stats:

SoB user Milestones and targets (24 December 2007)
Ordered by size
user milestone (k) next target (k)
IJump 300.000.000.000 cEMs 400.000.000.000 cEMs
Yreka 20.000.000.000 cEMs 25.000.000.000 cEMs
RudyToody 7.500.000.000 cEMs 10.000.000.000 cEMs
nefariouscaine 7.500.000.000 cEMs 10.000.000.000 cEMs
TAandy 4.000.000.000 cEMs 5.000.000.000 cEMs
petrusbroder 1.000.000.000 cEMs 1.250.000.000 cEMs
TomPhilippart 750.000.000 cEMs 1.000.000.000 cEMs
GenHoth 750.000.000 cEMs 1.000.000.000 cEMs

Great job, guys. Well done on those MMs.

 

[winr]

Hey People!!

It has been months since I was on, checked in and saw yall had alittle race going on and thought I would help.

I am still crunching under "winr"



.................................................................................
Thanks TallBill.

Great going TAers.
.................................................................................


I have a question.....



I put my 2400+ 754 @2500 running SOB.

Also, 4800+ running SOB.




The 4800 locked up last night, I rebooted it and it was looking for "Raid Array', I have only 1 IDE drive in it.
I cleared the bios and reset everything and it booted fine and started crunching SOB again.


I opened up EVEREST and checked temps.

IDLE
Mobo 34
CPU 25
Core 1 19
Core 2 32
MCP 49
AUX 40

Core 1 running SOB
Mobo 34
CPU 25
Core 1 25
Core 2 36
MCP 49
AUX 50


Core 2 running SOB
Mobo 34
CPU 25
Core 1 30
Core 2 52
MCP 49
AUX 48



Core 1 and 2 running SOB
Mobo 34
CPU 25
Core 1 36
Core 2 54
MCP 49
AUX 57




Also, on my 2400+, when I restart the PC in the "full test " box it starts the percentage back to "0".
I am running a normal install of SOB on the 2400+


The AM2 4800+ remembers where the percentage was when I restart, I am running 2 instances as a service on the 4800+


I have core 1 running on the 4800+ at the moment, core 2 in in stopped mode.


My numbers were starting to climb and I hope I can get the 4800+ back on 2 cores.



Richard.

 

[petrusbroder]

Thanks for the stats, Tallbill!

Congrats to the MMs and climbers! Nice output, team, !

 

[TAandy]

Originally posted by: winr
Hey People!!

It has been months since I was on, checked in and saw yall had alittle race going on and thought I would help.

I am still crunching under "winr"



.................................................................................
Thanks TallBill.

Great going TAers.
.................................................................................


I have a question.....



I put my 2400+ 754 @2500 running SOB.

Also, 4800+ running SOB.




The 4800 locked up last night, I rebooted it and it was looking for "Raid Array', I have only 1 IDE drive in it.
I cleared the bios and reset everything and it booted fine and started crunching SOB again.


I opened up EVEREST and checked temps.

IDLE
Mobo 34
CPU 25
Core 1 19
Core 2 32
MCP 49
AUX 40

Core 1 running SOB
Mobo 34
CPU 25
Core 1 25
Core 2 36
MCP 49
AUX 50


Core 2 running SOB
Mobo 34
CPU 25
Core 1 30
Core 2 52
MCP 49
AUX 48



Core 1 and 2 running SOB
Mobo 34
CPU 25
Core 1 36
Core 2 54
MCP 49
AUX 57




Also, on my 2400+, when I restart the PC in the "full test " box it starts the percentage back to "0".
I am running a normal install of SOB on the 2400+


The AM2 4800+ remembers where the percentage was when I restart, I am running 2 instances as a service on the 4800+


I have core 1 running on the 4800+ at the moment, core 2 in in stopped mode.


My numbers were starting to climb and I hope I can get the 4800+ back on 2 cores.



Richard.

sheesh, again!!!

edit:
muppet, got that wrong, but welcome nevertheless


went arse over tip last night.
concrete floor. not a pleasant experience!!!
back of loaf on concrete!
ouch


apologise once again


sorry, but, shit, that hurt!!

 

[RaySun2Be]

Welcome back, Winr!

Thanks for the stats, TallBill!

1 _ 116.657T __ FreeDC
2 __ 80.414T __ Anandtech

Holy cow, what a race!

 

[Spacehead]

Thanks for the stats TallBill

Originally posted by: TallBill
I'll try to get stats up tomorrow, but I'll be out of town till the 27th with very little chance of getting stats done.

I'll try to fill in till you get back

Originally posted by: winr
Also, on my 2400+, when I restart the PC in the "full test " box it starts the percentage back to "0".
I am running a normal install of SOB on the 2400+

Not sure why that would happen.
Is it restarting the same test or an entirely new one?

 

[PeterN]

Originally posted by: Spacehead

Originally posted by: winr
Also, on my 2400+, when I restart the PC in the "full test " box it starts the percentage back to "0".
I am running a normal install of SOB on the 2400+

Not sure why that would happen.
Is it restarting the same test or an entirely new one?

Maybe this is the same thing some of us have experienced already?
If SoB is installed as a service, then you will loose the work done already if you haven't done a hard reboot. Why this is is AFAIK still a mystery.

Maybe you did restart one and not the other one?

Also, it is good to see you're back, winr. :thumbsup:

And thanks for the stats, TallBill.

And for all the times I will forget in the future, Thanks ahead for filling in Spacehead.

 

[Slatzman]

nice to see you back winr...thanks for crunchin with us again

Slatz

 

[Spacehead]

Originally posted by: PeterN

Originally posted by: Spacehead

Originally posted by: winr
Also, on my 2400+, when I restart the PC in the "full test " box it starts the percentage back to "0".
I am running a normal install of SOB on the 2400+

Not sure why that would happen.
Is it restarting the same test or an entirely new one?

Maybe this is the same thing some of us have experienced already?
If SoB is installed as a service, then you will loose the work done already if you haven't done a hard reboot. Why this is is AFAIK still a mystery.

Maybe you did restart one and not the other one?

I guess i initially thought he meant he wasn't running as a service when he said "I am running a normal install of SOB on the 2400+" but i may have misread, so yeah, it could be the "lost test" problem.

Originally posted by: PeterN
And for all the times I will forget in the future, Thanks ahead for filling in Spacehead.

 

[winr]

Hi everyone.


...............................................MERRY CHRISTMAS............................................

I should have been more clear.

Both PCs were rebooted after installing SOB.


The 2400+ has SOB installed by clicking the icon, I called it a normal install.
It is not installed as a service.
The box that says "full test:" does not keep the percentage number of the blocks done after a reboot.
The box goes back to "0"

I didnt notice the number in the "blks done:" box but I will do that today.




The 4800+ is installed as a service with 2 instances of SOB.

The box that says "full test:" keeps the percentage number of the blocks done after a
reboot.






Also, when running a normal program I notice core 2 shows it is running more percentage than core 1 in windows task manager.

Maybe thats why it runs hotter ??

And my MCP and AUX are running a lot hotter with both cores crunching ??


Thanks for all of the replys




Richard.

 

[Spacehead]

Originally posted by: winr
The box that says "full test:" does not keep the percentage number of the blocks done after a reboot.
The box goes back to "0"

On the "Config" page, what boxes do you have checked?
Do you know if it's restarting an old test over or if it tries to start a new test after rebooting? Look at your k & n values before rebooting.
Is there anything in the 'sb.log' that may be of help? ('sb.log' file is in your SB folder)

Originally posted by: winr
I didnt notice the number in the "blks done:" box but I will do that today.

It may depend on if you're set to transmit intermediate blocks or not, i don't remember, but after i reboot the "blks done:" goes back to zero for me. I have it set to transmit intermediate blocks.

 

[winr]

Hi Spacehead.

I have it set to "transmit intermediate blocks"


I will check the K and N before rebooting next time.

Thanks.



Richard.

 

[VirtualLarry]

Originally posted by: TallBill
Yup, my pleasure. I'll try to get stats up tomorrow, but I'll be out of town till the 27th with very little chance of getting stats done.

Edit - omg, these Q6600's are tearing up the regular Wu's. I need to recheck my total output.

I'm getting 4.3-4.4 M/sec per core on my Q6600 @ 3.19ghz. Sweet

That's sweet. I'm getting 4.9M and 4.85M on my E2140 @ 3.28Ghz.

 

[VirtualLarry]

winr, on the "normal install", did you change the permissions on the "Program Files\SB" directory so that all users can read AND write to that directory?

Are you running in a non-admin account? That combined with the permissions problem could lead to SB not being able to write it's cache files to keep track of where it's been.