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When i start wondering where all my HDD space is going I run a program called WinDirStat to analyze everything. http://windirstat.info/
It gives you a graphical view of all your files so you can see what is using up space compared to everything else.
...farewellish Team 33. The three 8-by servers that I have been folding on are finally going to be put into production, so no more running them at 100% 24/7. Its been good, and I'll try and stay on in a limited capacity, but defiantly won't be putting up the numbers I was before.
1.25 Million.
The servers that I have folding for me will finally be going into service soon, so It looks like I might have to stop putting up the big numbers.
ONE MILLION!!!!
I also broke into the top 100 of team 33.
Its been a great few months guys, and hopefully a few more. I would first like to thank my boss for being lazy and not putting these servers into production in May like he should have. I would also like to thank my close friend...
The only way to stretch games across three monitors is by using the Matrox triple head system. The game must also support custom resolutions, and all of the monitors should be identical. If you where running just two monitors, nView's span mode would be sufficient, but it only works on one...
At this point AIT provides better support for offloading tasks. Once nVidia integrates that kind of feature into their drivers we will probably start seeing more applications that utilize the power of your GPU when your not playing games. However, until there is a unified standard for the...
I use this forum thread on the msfn boards:
http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=86450
It's fairly comprehensive and gets updated on patch Tuesdays.
All of my computers are running the SMP client
Workstations:
Q6600 @ 2.4GHz with Vista 32bit
E6700 @ 2.66GHz with Vista 32bit
Servers"
3x Dual E5345 @ 2.33 GHz with Server 2k3
These make for a total of 30 cores, each at least 2.33GHz
Picasa would probably suffice, but in my experience it is more for making photo albums. If you want something a little more robust I recommend Pain.net. You can get it at getpaint.net
I folded for a bit a while back and stopped for over two years. I think it was when I reformatted my machine and just forgot about it since it always ran automatically. I just got back in to show up a friend who was bragging about computing power, and I just didn't have a reason to stop one I...
A wireless access point would have been better, but for some reason they typically cost more than a full blown router does. All you have to do to make it work it plug the uplink on the new wireless router into a port on the old one, you shouldn't need crossover cables or anything since it is a...