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I have four rigs, alittle over 4 ghz doing mostly gromacs folding for OC3d 
Lets keep it strong and alive. Maybe we needs another roll call Which reminds me i havent seen Kato around lately
Arkaine is also working on a OC3d webpage which has been kinda late due cause of his new job training.
Lets keep it strong and alive. Maybe we needs another roll call Which reminds me i havent seen Kato around latelyArkaine is also working on a OC3d webpage which has been kinda late due cause of his new job training.
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OC3d
OC3d is destined to hit the top 20 and maybe top 10 list worldwide. Everyone on the subteam is welcome to stay or go if they like.
The webpage will be handed over to cullam3n shortly. I'm too darn busy right now to do much with it.
I've come a long way with OC3d.... from just 2 rigs last spring to 13 now, with #14 in the works. And we just hit 25K points!
OC3d is destined to hit the top 20 and maybe top 10 list worldwide. Everyone on the subteam is welcome to stay or go if they like.
The webpage will be handed over to cullam3n shortly. I'm too darn busy right now to do much with it.
I've come a long way with OC3d.... from just 2 rigs last spring to 13 now, with #14 in the works. And we just hit 25K points!
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I'm still alive
Just haven't been posting lately in the [email protected] forum, mostly in the video/sound. That 10+GHz is still Folding strong under OC3d, no worry here
Just haven't been posting lately in the [email protected] forum, mostly in the video/sound. That 10+GHz is still Folding strong under OC3d, no worry here
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Cool nice to know your still around.
Oh introducing the new OC3d #1 Avator hehe I wonder why i didnt come up with it before. Just alittle something I came up with in 5 mins
Oh introducing the new OC3d #1 Avator hehe I wonder why i didnt come up with it before. Just alittle something I came up with in 5 mins
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OC3d
Nice avatar GTS!!
Guys, I may be able to get 50 athlons for us in a few months. Gotta work hard for it though....
And what's even better is I can monitor them from home with VNC. And they're all Linux gromacs boxes set up with scripts to automate everything to go smoothly.
Nice avatar GTS!!
Guys, I may be able to get 50 athlons for us in a few months. Gotta work hard for it though....
And what's even better is I can monitor them from home with VNC. And they're all Linux gromacs boxes set up with scripts to automate everything to go smoothly.
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You mean get overdoze's rigs back towards our side hehe
hehe
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OC3d
Yup, overdoze has work to do designing computer chips and needs to get this sys admin stuff off his back.
You guys are always welcome to come chill with me in Austin. We can go on ninja folding raids or head over to AMD and see about passing ourselves off as a hardware review site... ya know whatever. Mi casa es su casa, but bring your own routers/hubs b/c mine's full o' AMD boxes!
Yup, overdoze has work to do designing computer chips and needs to get this sys admin stuff off his back.
You guys are always welcome to come chill with me in Austin. We can go on ninja folding raids or head over to AMD and see about passing ourselves off as a hardware review site... ya know whatever. Mi casa es su casa, but bring your own routers/hubs b/c mine's full o' AMD boxes!
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I may take you up on that someday bro. When i execute Project: Ninja Folding Across America or while Im heading towards New Orleans during that certain time of the year
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Re: OC3d
Now that would be alot... would not take you long to move up in the ranks hey?
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Now that would be alot... would not take you long to move up in the ranks hey?
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OC3d would have a good shot at taking and holding top 10 worldwide.
These are company servers. Right now they all fold for overdoze. But I'm in training to become an admin there and I have 90 days to get good at it. If I meet all the objectives, my employment will most likely continue and the rigs will fold for me- that's OC3d of course. Guess he dropped that on me to overclock my motivational circuitry. And talk about motivation!!!! I think it worked.
Also, they use a lot of computer power. They are anxiously awaiting hammers, since 3-4Gb of memory is starting to be inadequeate and x86-64 is what is needed to keep pace.
Check out the scripts overdoze has written for linux folders! Stanford has a bug in the linux client where when other apps take priority, folding still holds onto 6% of the cpu cycles. It'll stop folding mid frame and check the load every minute unitl it drops and then resume folding. Will also switch between gromacs and tinker if there's a problem connecting to a Stanford server.
OC3d would have a good shot at taking and holding top 10 worldwide.
These are company servers. Right now they all fold for overdoze. But I'm in training to become an admin there and I have 90 days to get good at it. If I meet all the objectives, my employment will most likely continue and the rigs will fold for me- that's OC3d of course. Guess he dropped that on me to overclock my motivational circuitry. And talk about motivation!!!! I think it worked.
Also, they use a lot of computer power. They are anxiously awaiting hammers, since 3-4Gb of memory is starting to be inadequeate and x86-64 is what is needed to keep pace.
Check out the scripts overdoze has written for linux folders! Stanford has a bug in the linux client where when other apps take priority, folding still holds onto 6% of the cpu cycles. It'll stop folding mid frame and check the load every minute unitl it drops and then resume folding. Will also switch between gromacs and tinker if there's a problem connecting to a Stanford server.
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90 days huh, what are you doing lingering around the forum!!! Get back to studying whatever it is that you got to learn. Come on now, back to work. Playtime is over young man!
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All work and no play makes Arkaine23 a dull boy...
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Quit nagging already!
I'm on the linuxnewbie forum right now. But you're right, the OC forums have got me totally hooked! Must... resist.... OC... forums.... And I've got a big fat Unix book in front of me too. Sheesh! The job doesn't even start for another 5 days. And the good thing is, besides the 20 or so hours/week I'll be working this new job, my night job gives me nearly 40 hours/week that I can read forums and books. And I can use VNC from my RH box at home to check on work stuff. Lots of studying time for me! And didn't I already say I was totally motivated by the prospect of 50 Athlons and the all-around coolness of the company???
Quit nagging already!
I'm on the linuxnewbie forum right now. But you're right, the OC forums have got me totally hooked! Must... resist.... OC... forums.... And I've got a big fat Unix book in front of me too. Sheesh! The job doesn't even start for another 5 days. And the good thing is, besides the 20 or so hours/week I'll be working this new job, my night job gives me nearly 40 hours/week that I can read forums and books. And I can use VNC from my RH box at home to check on work stuff. Lots of studying time for me! And didn't I already say I was totally motivated by the prospect of 50 Athlons and the all-around coolness of the company???
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Hey, don't worry about the books, linux has you covered, just login as root, then at the command prompt type...
rm -r
It means read manual and the -r is to tell it to give you the bits specific to root.
Hint: Don't actually try this
rm -r
It means read manual and the -r is to tell it to give you the bits specific to root.
Hint: Don't actually try this
RoadWarrior said:Hey, don't worry about the books, linux has you covered, just login as root, then at the command prompt type...
rm -r
It means read manual and the -r is to tell it to give you the bits specific to root.
Hint: Don't actually try this
that is incorrect. The correct way is to type
rm -rf /
lol ....
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linux jibes
Hahaha
Yeah, I think I need to explore the rm command as much as possible on my first day. They'll really be impressed by my 1337 1inux skillz. LOL
For those who have yet to sample the sweet ambrosia that is Linux, rm = delete.
Hahaha
Yeah, I think I need to explore the rm command as much as possible on my first day. They'll really be impressed by my 1337 1inux skillz. LOL
For those who have yet to sample the sweet ambrosia that is Linux, rm = delete.
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Yeah..that's it. What fun that would be...NOT!! Although I'm so ****ed right now at my linux machine that I'm ready to do that. By the way, can I get a job with you guys? I'm 1337. I got mad programming skillz. 9-) Well, I'm going to school to become as 1337 as possible. 8-Doverdoze said:
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