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I've been gone for some time and might want to start crunching again. Is regular SETI still going or did everyone swith to BOINC? 
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Is Regular SETI Still On?
- Thread starter craigiz1
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BOINC is the platform, SETI is the project.
The former SETI project is now referred to as Seti Classic, which is an archieved project. No more work for classic seti.
Welcome back, BOINC is different but still fun and productive.
The former SETI project is now referred to as Seti Classic, which is an archieved project. No more work for classic seti.
Welcome back, BOINC is different but still fun and productive.
OP
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OK, so BOINC it is.
I have the rig in my sig and 2 older P3 @ 550MHz. What kind of finished results do you think I can get with all of them running 24/7?
I have the rig in my sig and 2 older P3 @ 550MHz. What kind of finished results do you think I can get with all of them running 24/7?
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depends if you get optimized clients (should be a thread floating around). Normally, probably 12-13 hours a unit, probably 7-8 w/ optimized. On my laptop (1.5ghz) it used to be 3-4 hours, they started sending out 'enhanced units', time jumped to 7-8 hours, got optimized, jumped down to 4-5 hours.
