Finally made the top 100

jfb9301

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Well the title says it.

it's been over 4 years, I've seen folders come, pass me, and quit (or be made to quit for one reason or another). I'll just keep quietly chugging along for now.



 
Congratulations! I just took a huge hit in ppd myself but hope not to become one of those people who are gone just as quick as they came :(
 
Congrats, I noticed you fly buy me a short time ago. (I would have been a harder target if i still folded for the Horde)
 
Congrats. That is a HUGE milestone. The barrier to the top 100 keeps moving higher and higher and to make it is a great accomplishment.

 
I agree with a lot of the posters that say the required pernts accumulation to get in the top 100 has steadily gotten higher :eek: So it's probably not too wise to set up homesteading unless you're one of the "heavy duty" folders ;) (you know like 1 thru 10)

CONGRATS on joining the 100 club :D

 
I was bumped out of the [H] 100 a while back.

Congrats man!!! But i'm gonna make another run at the 100 club even if its just for a little while.

 
Congrats!

Wow, top 100 is now up to 3+ mil. That's something.
 
Congrats

Im jealous.....I cant wait to get my gear back online.
 
Heh, I remember when mid 5 figure points would get you in the top 100...

 
Top 100 IS a BIG DEAL. You don't get there by accident. Your contribution is greatly appreciated.
 
Congrats. I am coming for you though!! (cue jaws music) :D


you are about one of 4 or 5 threats that I currently have. Even at full production you were coming at a 10KPPD gain compaired to me. But as it would seem, you stepped it up a notch or two, and have 24KPPD over my full speed.

When I get back from my trip, I'm bringing my rig back up to full production. I scaled back about 4-5KPPD on my main rig, so I didn't cook anything while I was away for a while. The SWMBO doesn't need the headaches of trying to keep my machine running at full production while I'm gone.

That and I lost my Win7 install about two days before I left. Rather than re-install, I just booted the vista install on that machine and did enough tweaking to make it work while I was gone, but not fully maximize everything. Along with dropping clock speeds by a fair margin.
 
I'm still working at breaking it. I was at 100 for a couple weeks, just had to rebuild my main box and reinstalling stuff now. Need more "D". Great job.
 
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