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27 Jun 2006 23:52:56 UTC
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    I'm sorry to say goodbye to Einstein but with the launch of the new S5 Units and the new credit system it makes no more sense to waste the power of a Pentium 2 or Celeron CPU for this project 60 hours for one WU and about 150 credit is much too less and i see no sense to let this computers work for Einstein anymore.

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    [B@H] Ray
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    28 Jun 2006 1:36:50 UTC
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      TrustInMe

      I have to agree on the P2 but the Celeron should still do good. I have a Celeron and it is faster than the P4 on this project, so why not give that one another chance.


      Try the Pizza@Home project, good crunching.

      Rojer
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      Though, P2 has a little

      28 Jun 2006 3:49:44 UTC
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        Though, P2 has a little contribute to the project, but I want see gravity wave tomorrow, so I let it running. :)

        Wish you can understand my English:)

        tullio
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        RE: Though, P2 has a little

        28 Jun 2006 4:55:01 UTC
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          Quote:
          Though, P2 has a little contribute to the project, but I want see gravity wave tomorrow, so I let it running. :)


          Mine has contributed 6,426.87 so far. Now it is doing a QMC@home calculation. Should be finished in about 75 hours and give me 110 credits. Every S5 WU calculated so far has taken about 11 hours and given me 20 credits. All this on SuSE Linux, standard Boinc client and apps.
          Tullio

          Udo
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          RE: Mine has contributed

          28 Jun 2006 7:43:04 UTC
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            Quote:

            Mine has contributed 6,426.87 so far. Now it is doing a QMC@home calculation. Should be finished in about 75 hours and give me 110 credits. Every S5 WU calculated so far has taken about 11 hours and given me 20 credits. All this on SuSE Linux, standard Boinc client and apps.
            Tullio

            well,
            in 77h you get 140 credits for E@H and
            in 75h you get 110 credits for QMC@home?
            credit donation in E@H seems to be really fair!

            Udo

            Norman_RKN
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            RE: 209372 161459 26

            28 Jun 2006 18:27:08 UTC
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              Quote:

              209372 161459 26 Jun 2006 20:53:45 UTC 27 Jun 2006 9:37:25 UTC Over Success Done 45,564.20 505.21 505.21
              209367 161454 26 Jun 2006 21:06:43 UTC 27 Jun 2006 22:33:14 UTC Over Success Done 45,636.94 506.01 506.01

              QMC is in BETA-stage but i get ( when i that calculate right ) more credit.
              but what is credit ;)

              atm it seems to be a little prob with the credits

              Quote:

              189751 144750 18 Jun 2006 3:25:12 UTC 24 Jun 2006 2:54:56 UTC Over Success Done 67,660.06 63.17 63.17
              189746 144745 18 Jun 2006 3:25:12 UTC 24 Jun 2006 2:54:56 UTC Over Success Done 67,664.89 63.17 63.17
              189729 144728 18 Jun 2006 3:25:12 UTC 23 Jun 2006 7:29:27 UTC Over Success Done 67,055.96 63.97 63.97


              nothing is perfect on beginning ;)

              i switch to QMC with all machines as long as einstein accept akos great improvments !

              [B@H] Ray
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              RE: QMC is in BETA-stage

              28 Jun 2006 19:24:54 UTC
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                QMC is in BETA-stage but i get ( when i that calculate right ) more credit.
                but what is credit ;)


                Credits are what I pay my rent with.

                But I pay that to myself as no one else will take them.
                Ray


                Try the Pizza@Home project, good crunching.

                Norman_RKN
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                now it seems to be all ok :)

                29 Jun 2006 3:54:19 UTC
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                  now it seems to be all ok :)

                  John Hunt
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                  Guys, guys, guys!!! I hope

                  29 Jun 2006 5:58:18 UTC
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                    Guys, guys, guys!!!
                    I hope you are not saying you are leaving Einstein purely because the 'wages' are lower than elsewhere?
                    Surely the whole idea of DC computing a la BOINC is on a volunteer basis?

                    There is an interesting thread started over on Rosetta.
                    http://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/forum_thread.php?id=1882
                    Read the first post (and the link, including the replies) carefully.
                    Some interesting - and alarming! - points are being brought up...

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