Intergraph Colorbus reborn as a Folding@Home box
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Intergraph Colorbus reborn as a Folding@Home box
This isnt really a "show and shine" thing, more a "pioint and laugh" thing...
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Specs:
Fortron Source 350W
Intel E2140 @ 2.4Ghz
1GB ram
2x160GB Seagate (one for linux, one for windows, this is gonna be my fathers workstation later..)
.... fan setup is homebrew, one antec tricool at mid setting and one papst fan, both run off a Zalman Fanmate set at near minimum.. havent got lm-sensors running on linux amd64 yet, but the drives are at 33 and 35C, and its stable, so I guess the temps are not too bad
For all its messyness its still quiet and is providing the SPCR Folding@Home team with about 1200-1300 points per day, so respect
Old contents:
Intel BX440 dual mobo
1 P2-400(?)
512MB ram
Adaptec Fast SCSI card
IBM SCSI drive (7200rpm, ~9GB)
...and a couple of noisy temp controlled fans, lol
(Click on image for larger size)
Specs:
Fortron Source 350W
Intel E2140 @ 2.4Ghz
1GB ram
2x160GB Seagate (one for linux, one for windows, this is gonna be my fathers workstation later..)
.... fan setup is homebrew, one antec tricool at mid setting and one papst fan, both run off a Zalman Fanmate set at near minimum.. havent got lm-sensors running on linux amd64 yet, but the drives are at 33 and 35C, and its stable, so I guess the temps are not too bad
For all its messyness its still quiet and is providing the SPCR Folding@Home team with about 1200-1300 points per day, so respect
Old contents:
Intel BX440 dual mobo
1 P2-400(?)
512MB ram
Adaptec Fast SCSI card
IBM SCSI drive (7200rpm, ~9GB)
...and a couple of noisy temp controlled fans, lol
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-- titan --
Min. Time / Frame : 19mn 06s - 1326.91 ppd
Avg. Time / Frame : 20mn 39s - 1227.31 ppd
Cur. Time / Frame : 19mn 11s - 1321.15 ppd
R3F. Time / Frame : 19mn 10s - 1322.30 ppd
that X2 of yours, is it the s939 ~1.9GHz part?
Folding machine is a single-core A64 socket 939 3700+ @2.2Ghz...
I'm still running graphical client, even though I dont' watch the graphics. Is the graphical client much slower or something? Also, I keep getting Gromacs, don't know if that affects anything. But they only give out like 330 points for one.
I'm still running graphical client, even though I dont' watch the graphics. Is the graphical client much slower or something? Also, I keep getting Gromacs, don't know if that affects anything. But they only give out like 330 points for one.
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Greetings,
The CLI (text) client is a little bit faster than the GUI, and you can run it as a service.djkest wrote:Folding machine is a single-core A64 socket 939 3700+ @2.2Ghz...
I'm still running graphical client, even though I dont' watch the graphics. Is the graphical client much slower or something? Also, I keep getting Gromacs, don't know if that affects anything. But they only give out like 330 points for one.
Greetings Neil!
The main difference here is that the SMP WU's get alot of points compared to hours spent, especially on faster SMP boxen, the 3700+ @ 2.2GHz isnt that much slower, its only lacking a core.
OT: I actually passed you on the internal "points/week" stat for our team, hehe
djkest: I'd try to source a s939 dual core cpu if you want many points per WU and faster folding overall.
The main difference here is that the SMP WU's get alot of points compared to hours spent, especially on faster SMP boxen, the 3700+ @ 2.2GHz isnt that much slower, its only lacking a core.
OT: I actually passed you on the internal "points/week" stat for our team, hehe
djkest: I'd try to source a s939 dual core cpu if you want many points per WU and faster folding overall.