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Just wondering, but why are you running x64 anyway (besides curiosity)? Do you have other apps that need 64 bit computing?

-jim
 
Originally posted by: caferace
Just wondering, but why are you running x64 anyway (besides curiosity)? Do you have other apps that need 64 bit computing?

-jim

I have Mathematica 5. The app is 32-bit but I have the x64 kernel.

I also write C++ code and wanted to use 64-bits. Most of the modules I create are similar to those we use to crunch. They run for days at a time and use most of the cpu, memory and disks.

-fred
 
Originally posted by: Rudy Toody
They run for days at a time and use most of the cpu, memory and disks.

-fred

arrrgh. That's a horrible waste of a perfectly good crunching computer. 😛

-jim

 
Originally posted by: caferace
arrrgh. That's a horrible waste of a perfectly good crunching computer. 😛

It's a different kind of crunching. I do a lot of number theory and write a lot of code to double check my algorithms. Right now I'm working on some patterns in the Goldbach Conjecture.

-fred
 
Ok, another noob question. It makes no difference if you choose background or the client which displays the results? I am assuming the GPU is not helping with those calculations (Even though it would probably tear through them)

I have been using background only but thought I would check to make sure that the cycles on my 7900GS would just have to go to waste.
 
DPAD doesn't use the GPU, so stick to the background executable. I was stunned this morning when I looked at the points generated overnight. TA is poised to take back OUR spot. GO TA!!!!

-jim
 
I solved the Access Violation problem with muon1.exe. It seems my install (unzip) didn't set up the two sub-folders and the program puked when it couldn't find them.

I've done a complete reinstall and everything is going great. I should show up in the stats soon.

I want to thank Rex Brittain for his assistance with the debugging by running muon1 on XP x86 to provide an example to aim for.

-Fred
 
w00t!!

Maybe del Sol will join us from n@H once he/she is done kicking my butt. That would be a HUGE boost.

-jim
 
🙂 Welcime, [TA]Memnoch, [TA]FLOPS Slingers and [TA]TurtleBlue to DPAD! Crunching is awsome! 😀
Welcome back, cooper76 and allio, to the DPAD-crunching! 🙂
Rudy Toody, are you crunching under your name? :Q
 
Originally posted by: petrusbroder
🙂 Welcime, [TA]Memnoch, [TA]FLOPS Slingers and [TA]TurtleBlue to DPAD! Crunching is awsome! 😀
Welcome back, cooper76 and allio, to the DPAD-crunching! 🙂
Rudy Toody, are you crunching under your name? :Q

Welcome new crunchers, we're glad to have ya. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: petrusbroder
Originally posted by: BlackMountainCow
Hehe, I bet Rudy is [TA]FLOPS Slingers, right? 😉

I think so, but I have to know so that the TAS-stats will be correct ... he is a member!!! 😎

You caught us!😉

It's actually a small team of two: rabrittain and Rudy Toody.😀

We each have an FX-60 working hard. I'll have two more late next week. I'm replacing two motherboards.🙁
 
Originally posted by: caferace
Bumpidy-bump.

I've found that works better when you key it to the rhythms of the "William Tell Overture."

Toody Bump! Toody Bump! Toody Bump! Bump! Bump!
 
Hi Petrusbroder!

🙂Welcime, [TA]Memnoch, [TA]FLOPS Slingers and [TA]TurtleBlue to DPAD! Crunching is awsome!😀

Just glad I can help.:thumbsup:

Will run dPad on the 3.06ghz Northwood after it finishes a F@H job (in about 2-3 days) and will also throw in that Thinkpad 500mhz fossil to help out as much as it can. Not worried about electrical cost since I have never received an electric bill since my wife and i have been at this current co-op since 1984 (it's included in the monthly maintenance bill - but not as a seperate item - included altogether!). Will probably put together another box after Intel does it's April 22, 2007 cpu price reductions and throw that into the mix as well.😉

 
Thanks TurtleBlue! Every CPU - no matter how small - crunches quite a few Mpts - which are sorely needed if we want to catch Free-DC! 😀
 
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