It took a long while and the trickles turned into a flood, but the CPDN unit finally finished:
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Country United Kingdom
Total credit [B]50,699.52[/B]
Total CPU time(s) 11,291,529.12
Recent average credit 279.26
HadSM3 Model-Years 335.31
HadSM3 Complete (45-year) Runs 7.45
Certainly finished quicker with the graphics card and RAM upgrade and I found it an easy project to maintain. I’ve turned it off for now and I am currently running Cosmology, SIMAP and Rosetta with no bother at all.
[QUOTE=Droid;405758]It took a long while and the trickles turned into a flood, but the CPDN unit finally finished:
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climateprediction.net member since 27 May 2007
Country United Kingdom
Total credit [B]50,699.52[/B]
Total CPU time(s) 11,291,529.12
Recent average credit 279.26
HadSM3 Model-Years 335.31
HadSM3 Complete (45-year) Runs 7.45
Certainly finished quicker with the graphics card and RAM upgrade and I found it an easy project to maintain. I’ve turned it off for now and I am currently running Cosmology, SIMAP and Rosetta with no bother at all. [/QUOTE]
I wonder why the gfx card upgrade had an afffect ?
If you look at the modelling when in progress it creates a 3D map of the cloud cover, winds, pressures that sort of thing, in speeded up time that you can use as a screensaver. It’s quite interesting to watch too, so I guess the graphics card upgrade speeds this process up although I’m not quite sure.