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Discussion in 'bit-tech Folding Team' started by One_Box, 19 Mar 2011.

  1. Ph4ZeD

    Ph4ZeD What's a Dremel?

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    Wow your points will be insane in the biggest way.
     
  2. jondi_hanluc

    jondi_hanluc Retired Folder

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    In case you don't know James, when you come to the end of your folding session, if you add the -oneunit flag, your clients will send results, not download any more work, and shutdown. It's best to finish this way.
     
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  3. jondi_hanluc

    jondi_hanluc Retired Folder

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    Forgive my ignorance here, as I really know nothing about the hardware you're using other than what you have said, dual 6 core procs, do they not have hyperthreading? or is it disabled? because with hyperthreading that would be 24 threads, -smp 24.
     
  4. KayinBlack

    KayinBlack Unrepentant Savage

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    I think this is new BD core stuff. Calculating out what you said you have, I'd guess this is the new replacement for Interlagos, C32 socket with AMD SR5690 chipset-nothing else is coming out soon except for the LGA2011 stuff, but it's so far out I don't expect it to be sampling yet.

    Makes me wish my quad socket F could do that...

    Briefly had a Proliant G7 with dual G34 here, that was a nutso machine. This seems to take the cake, though.

    BTW, HT is okay, I guess, but nothing beats real cores. My home machine has 16 real cores. It's pretty nice when it gets to render time.
     
  5. fuus

    fuus Misses Rep Bombs

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    and boom, he's into the top 20, hello mag entry lol
     
  6. saspro

    saspro IT monkey

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    If it's running on VMWare then HT will probably be turned off (as Vsphere doesn't use HT efficiently)
     
  7. holzj17

    holzj17 What's a Dremel?

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    dunno about the rest of you but whenever i see the number of points he makes a day/ every update i cant help but laugh, as if he was a team on his own his 24hr average would make him 4th when ranking teams by there 24hr average
     
  8. cdb

    cdb No comment

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    I think his bigadvs have started coming in.:thumb:
     
  9. KayinBlack

    KayinBlack Unrepentant Savage

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    If he runs HT hardware he's probably running Xen then. And that doesn't have the issues. Heck, Xen can even game. If you know what you're doing.

    Nah, sounds like a big Linux setup. The clients can be run natively in Linux, and you get more points for the hardware as well.
     
  10. javaman

    javaman May irritate Eyes

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    Another month and we'll make an overtake =p can't james stay for 9 months and push us up to 4th? =(
     
  11. PlasmaBomb

    PlasmaBomb CPC Refugee

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    Boom - Results for yesterday are astounding...
     
  12. Jmtyra

    Jmtyra What's a Dremel?

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    Yup, ~17.5 mil yesterday and almost 5 mil today from the 'burn-in tests'. It's kinda scary...you think he'll be able to do this every weekend?

    Impressive! :)
     
  13. littlepuppi

    littlepuppi Currently playing MWO and loving it

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    This is brilliant, well done, and great idea on a burn in test... what are the thermals like on the inner blades? Are the "problems" concentrated nearer the highest heat spots?
     
  14. jetsetwilly

    jetsetwilly What's a Dremel?

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    zz9pzza blimy! :D
     
  15. cdb

    cdb No comment

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    It's a shame all his wus aren't bigadvs. There's alot of points to be had if they were.
     
  16. confusis

    confusis Kiwi-modder

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    wow 9.8 million in one update. Hat off to this dude!
     
  17. saspro

    saspro IT monkey

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    The way blades work (if the enclosure is fully loaded with fans) means that there are no hotspots.
    Even with 16 blades in an enclosure with dual hex cores in each, I find there's no difference in temps on all the blades.
     
  18. coolamasta

    coolamasta Folding@Home CC Captain 2010/11/12

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    Talk about owning the producers chart! Well done mate, you have made some serious contributions!! :thumb:
     
  19. Unicorn

    Unicorn Uniform November India

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    This demonstration of power really makes me want to pack in GPU folding, sell the whole GPU farm and save up for a rack of folding servers.

    You've made an absolutely amazing contribution to the project and to the teams bottom line James, thanks for every point!
     
  20. cave_diver

    cave_diver Minimodder

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    You say that .... but I wonder how many hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of kit that is ... just the processors are worth a few k each and how many did we work out there were? 200?
     

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