Turns out I'm a member after all.

[don256us]

Ha. I was just thinking about when I used to crunch. It was well before I ever discovered OC.com. I decieded to see what my stats were. Not too shaby for over 3 years ago. Back then I was using 2 300 MHz machines. One took over 60 hours to crunch. Ouch! At some point I must have turned over my units to team OC.com. Keep up the search fellas/fellaettes.

Here I am. Oh so long ago. (http://setiathome2.ssl.berkeley.edu/fcgi-bin/fcgi?email=dmeyer@qtm.net&cmd=user_stats_new)

[TC]

That's cool - when did you quit?

[don256us]

Looks like 1 May 01. I really don't recall any of the details around it. I was wroking my first job as a tech. The boss was doing it so I started doing it too. I had a P 100 with an upgrade chip. An AMD 333 with EDO RAM. At work I had a P 350 with SDRAM. The speed difference was really different. The AMD upgrade took over 60 hours. The Pentium did them in less than 30 hours.

[TC]

Must have been using the screen saver? I used to run the command line client on a ppro 200 and it would do a unit in about 22-24 hours. Actually I guess that might make sense in your case though - the pro had full speed L2 cache, whereas the P2 350 had off die half speed cache.