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Welcome to the SETI TEAM our newest Member - Computerfix

Smoke

Smoke

Distributed Computing Elite Member
Welcome to Team AnandTech SETI! 😀

We are now 2,027 members strong. 🙂


I would like to introduce our newest member:

Computerfix ---- Rank 2027 New ---- 0 🙂 ---- Mentor: Crazee

Your personal mentor will be contacting you shortly. 🙂


We hope you drop by often and say hello. 🙂

We like to recommend that all of our new members go to the following link and use the Preferred Method 2 Installation: SETI Help and Installation

 
Welcome to the TeAm Computerfix, good to see you here 🙂

Thanks Smoke 🙂
 
Welcome to the Seti Team Computerfix 🙂

I hope you enjoy your stay and pop in often and say hi 🙂 Feel free to ask if you need any help with Seti, distributed computing, computers in general or even the meaning of life! 🙂

Confused
 
I do have a question. On the SETI program - the page on installing it said to set the Desired Cache Size to 10. What does this control and do? Should I run mine at 10 or higher? Thanks for your time and input in all this.

Russ
 
The Desired Cache size is how many Work Units to store on your computer. I recommend that you set this to about 3-5 days worth of production. This is in case say your internet connection goes down, in which case you are unable to get to a public queue or directly to Berkeley.

Your 1800XP should do WUs in about 3h30m (i think) so if it's running 24/7 then that's about 7 per day (if my math is correct!), so 3 days would be 20-25 WUs and 5 days would be about 35-40.

Confused
 
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