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+30 ghz FTW
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Oldbenwa said:Verbal, or Oral?
D00d, you forgot the crapper farm, which I noticed are now back under your name...
Yea, I forgot to talk to you about that.... I decided, all on my own... Mine in the summer since I have to deal with the heat and yours in winter. Deal?
Ok, I got sick of FLECOM out scoring me. Real reason.
Add about 50 Gzh to the number above I guess.
marty9876 said:
Definitely. We mainly use SMS for pushes, but I guess I could use AD with group policy as well if someone has a good way to do it. These are just workstation type kiosks that employees can come up and use. They're autologged in and have limited access to select applications. I need to have a good written plan with deployment procedures and testing done before I can even bother getting approval. Just trying to do my homework first...
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ExcellentND40oz said:My basement
and marty...whats a GZH?
ND40oz said:
ocforums has domain installers, let us know if you interested we can link it for ya. someoen tried in the past, no luck. I've used the "get computer names" kinda step one VB script, works-- never pushed anything out via this.
I stole this idea from OC-AMD- run a scheduled task locally on each box under admin account to run folding only when machine is in idle and store the files on a network share. Works ok for me, get delay write errors (along with applicaiton pop up messages....) on the workstations when share goes offline. Still need to clean that up. Bonus sellign point of this is FAH is actually not running while machine is in use. Or just set a flat out schedule tasks and run after hours. Huge pain setting this up, OC-AMD found a way yo change passwords at least under some batch process I think.
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i figured that muchmarty9876 said:
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Finally!!!!marty9876 said:
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I made a prettified installer for the command line client here. It's not suitable for deploying things, though - it is best suited to a single machine, with a single processor (!). I'll modify it to support multiprocessor machines if there's demand.roftranspo said:
As for deploying this... not pretty. You can pretty much figure out what the .nsi is doing and replicate it in a vbs or whatever you're using to roll things out; if you get stuck on it (having only the low-level constructs nsi allows makes for some pretty weird code sometimes) let me know and I can usually figure out what I did. If you can specify what language it should be written in, I'll even take a whack at it myself. My time is pretty limited these days, between 8+ hours a day at work and no computer to myself, but I can make time for 2000 machines :drool:
unhappy_mage said:I made a prettified installer for the command line client here. It's not suitable for deploying things, though - it is best suited to a single machine, with a single processor (!). I'll modify it to support multiprocessor machines if there's demand.
As for deploying this... not pretty. You can pretty much figure out what the .nsi is doing and replicate it in a vbs or whatever you're using to roll things out; if you get stuck on it (having only the low-level constructs nsi allows makes for some pretty weird code sometimes) let me know and I can usually figure out what I did. If you can specify what language it should be written in, I'll even take a whack at it myself. My time is pretty limited these days, between 8+ hours a day at work and no computer to myself, but I can make time for 2000 machines :drool:
Excellent, this gives me some good ideas. I'm going to talk to the guys that are the admins these systems (3 guys support these 2000 workstations) and see if I can get it running in their test environment. Thanks all.
Edit: Go Retrievers!, small world.
Ya... got some points posted last night, looks like about 260 made it to completion and posted while I was sleeping. I put another 600 ppd online last night so the results from those should be hitting the site around lunch time and this afternoon. I can't wait to have a solid amount of work to take a look at, it will be most cool.
On a related note, I'm running a truely lovely Lian Li v2000 case with a built in Koolance Inex 3 watercooling system. When I started folding on my opteron 170 it only raised my water loop temps 1 degree celcius. I love wc.
On a related note, I'm running a truely lovely Lian Li v2000 case with a built in Koolance Inex 3 watercooling system. When I started folding on my opteron 170 it only raised my water loop temps 1 degree celcius.
I love wc.AtomicMoose
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dekard said:Ya... got some points posted last night, looks like about 260 made it to completion and posted while I was sleeping. I put another 600 ppd online last night so the results from those should be hitting the site around lunch time and this afternoon. I can't wait to have a solid amount of work to take a look at, it will be most cool.
On a related note, I'm running a truely lovely Lian Li v2000 case with a built in Koolance Inex 3 watercooling system. When I started folding on my opteron 170 it only raised my water loop temps 1 degree celcius.
I am working on cutting up the same case right now. I love it
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Small indeed! My brother and I will both be there next semester.ND40oz said:
I'll be glad to help you out with this project. Whatever language it's in, I can probably figure out
ahh yes, I'm finally starting to throw down some points. I hope in the next couple of days to get my production stabilized and working at 100%.
Its pretty funny, the main system in my sig, a opteron 170, wasn't overclocked anymore and I just threw it back on. It raised my home ppd from 700 to 1200. Shesh!
Its pretty funny, the main system in my sig, a opteron 170, wasn't overclocked anymore and I just threw it back on. It raised my home ppd from 700 to 1200. Shesh!
you could do 4, but run the 4th at 50% instead of 100%.... or 75% or 86% or whatever would keep the OS from complaining about the lack of idle cycles..... (what OS is it? I've never heard of that before?)
Keep on Folding!! For the [H]orde!!
Keep on Folding!! For the [H]orde!!
Hey, nice idea... Its running Windows Server 2003 Small Business Server... I get admin alerts via email when I install any distributed client that will peg the cpu at 100% for hours at a time.. I'll add a third and set it to a about 60%... should be safe enough. If not, I'll drop it back to whatever it takes to get it to shut up.OSUguy98 said:you could do 4, but run the 4th at 50% instead of 100%.... or 75% or 86% or whatever would keep the OS from complaining about the lack of idle cycles..... (what OS is it? I've never heard of that before?)
Keep on Folding!! For the [H]orde!!
dekard said:
You can change the threasholds on these alerts I think.
edit: yep. Server Management>Monitoring and Reporting>Change Alert Notifications>Preformance Counters> Processor Activity> either set to 1% or flat out disable it.
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slow and steady always wins the race my frienddekard said:
i had at one point a P2 400 folding I've added 7.15 ghz today to the folding.. i can't wait to see my stats in a week or so once things settle down a bit. 30.883 ghz online as we speak. I've got another 2800+ in my laptop which is only up a few hours a week and another 933 box to install at the office, so i should settle in at 31.816 + laptop sometimes....roftranspo said:slow and steady always wins the race my friend
dekard said:
Not run FAH on the box period. If it's a Domain Controller, keep FAH off.
Look at things this way, all the rest of your borgs vs. this one. Say something goes wrong and you get the rest of the borgs pulled over this one. Years of folding on all but this one, or x amount till something goes wrong on this one.
Not saying something will go wrong, shit happens (and has).
That aside, if it's a dual CPU (not dual CPU and dual core)- only run two instances anyways. Running on the hyper-threading side of things provides only a slight increase in production (15% max). FAH and hyper-threading a long confusing conversation leading to much on nothing.
Anyways, my opinion.
marty9876 said:
I concur.
If it's small business server, most likely it is your DC as well as a bunch of other things. And the bad thing about SBS is you can't have multiple DCs, meaning if it goes down, you're SOL until you can bring it back up. Best advice is, if you can't afford to have it go down, don't put anything on it that you can't get tech support for. And [H] doesn't count as tech support in the boss's eyes
the only good thing I can say is that I own the company. So, my server, my employees etc... I won't have to explain what I'm doing, my only concern is how would folding affect the reliability or longevity of the server. I'm having trouble coming up with reasons its going to break it or wear it out faster...ND40oz said:I concur.
If it's small business server, most likely it is your DC as well as a bunch of other things. And the bad thing about SBS is you can't have multiple DCs, meaning if it goes down, you're SOL until you can bring it back up. Best advice is, if you can't afford to have it go down, don't put anything on it that you can't get tech support for. And [H] doesn't count as tech support in the boss's eyes
But, if you toons are encourging me to limit my folding you all must think its serious.