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Owner Mortlake
Created 3 Apr 2005 22:16:00 UTC
Total Credit 283.55
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CPU type GenuineIntel Intel® Xeon™ CPU 2.80GHz
Number of CPUs 4
mate - nice one, I hope you don’t encounter the problems that a lot have with more than one cpu for CPDN. My dual didn’t like it at all - although the new dual has not been tried - thats on Predictor.
I may just have to go assimilating :devil: 
DT.
:nono: :nono:
Any news on folding for Boinc yet Neal ? It may get a share on my dual that runs predictor. To keep ahead of Mortlake or at least give him a run for his money the three machines I’ve got folding are looking fave to move over…
/can here Neal screaming now… 
DT.
move to CPDN…
:smackbum: at Neal!
Of course if Neal was to move to Team Python, I may be forced to move my machine back to folding…:devil: :Pimp:
yep having problems with multiple instances, although two seems to be ok , it is on my HT P4, the good thing with 4.25 is that you can suspend two , have two running and still have two ‘processors’ running something else .
Its a combination of 3 planned projects - duallie - 64 bit and water cooling - those intel coolers realy whine at full tilt , and the board and Xeons were cheaper than a similar power Opteron system .( must do some comparisons …)
it clocks up to 3.2 but not stable and not at all for CPDN , just got to pick up the nerve to attempt some wire vcore mods.
tried to load FC3 this weekend both 32 and 64 bit versions , the SMP kernels both hang although both uni processor kernels run fine , and all I achieved was to accidentally wipe my 64 bit XP system off a re assembled raid.
Trying to pimp you to VT Python…
Not to BOINC :rolleyes:
I’m a big fan of being able to suspend instances and really like the way Boinc is moving forward. I truly hope that the more than 2 CPDN gets fixed soon. I’m pretty sure its memory related in the compiler, CPDN hates too far overclocks as well so sounds a bit familiar.
Sounds like a fun project 
DT.