Hello,
I'm fairly nuew to this group and this is actually my first message here.
:-)
Can I use wintop on Windows 98 or windows Me? The download page says that
NOTE: This download is not intended for use on computers running
MicrosoftR WindowsR 98 or is there another version of wintop for
Hi all,
I mentioned that we lost about 9000 machines during the past 7 months. One
year ago I started collecting data about numbers of machines, accounts and
so on. Please find this information at the bottom of may mail. GIMPS has now
as many contributing machines as it had 13 months ago. In the
Hi all,
One thing to remember ppl, A LOT of system testers tend to use
Prime95 to test overclocking/cooling. I'm sure that *many*
abandoned assignments are due to this fact.
Due to this usage (which I don't mind BTW, maybe a few will stay on
and contribute, I did) I suggest that there be a
On Mon, 29 Oct 2001 09:35:40 -0700, Alan Vidmar
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Hi all,
One thing to remember ppl, A LOT of system testers tend to use
Prime95 to test overclocking/cooling. I'm sure that *many*
abandoned assignments are due to this fact.
Due to this usage (which I don't mind BTW,
Alan Vidmar wrote:
I suggest that there be a switch added so
that ppl can use Prime95 as a processor test but without ever
getting real assignments,...
This is a VERY good suggestion. However it has already been implemented
in the latest version (v21). That version contains more
I admit I'm not that good in telling primenet what computers I have and
what throughput rate to expect.
eg.: I made 14 accounts all using the same 150 Mhz machine, though I
knew none or only few would be 150 Mhz. These accounts all run
occassionally, eg. in company holiday around the clock,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I mentioned that we lost about 9000 machines during the past 7 months. One
year ago I started collecting data about numbers of machines, accounts and
so on. Please find this information at the bottom of may mail. GIMPS has now
as many contributing machines as it had
Yep! But the time entry only allows the program to sleep (still eating
all CPU cycles even when running at zero priority). Take any NT 4.0 or
W2K machine and you will see the system idle time doesn't add seconds
while Prime95 still eats them (and doing nothing).
For my servers to become
On 28 Oct 2001, at 0:28, Terry S. Arnold wrote:
Another consideration is that many system/network administrators have
gotten ludicrous about what they will allow on their networks. They
think that Prime95 just might let in a virus or even worse spill
company secrets. By and large they are
On 29 Oct 2001, at 19:30, Henk Stokhorst wrote:
[... snip ...] However it has already been
implemented in the latest version (v21). That version contains more
improvements so I wondered if it wouldn't be a good idea to inform
users through the occasional newsletter. Particulary because it
Still the only time I've ever seen Prime95/NTPrime slow down a system is
when I was doing some Netmeeting video conferences.
With it running, the video conference would run DOG slow. Stop the
NTPrime service and curiously had to restart the video conference for the
effect, but the video would
On Mon, 29 Oct 2001 17:05:02 -0800, Aaron Blosser
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Still the only time I've ever seen Prime95/NTPrime slow down a system is when I was
doing some Netmeeting video conferences.
With it running, the video conference would run DOG slow. Stop the NTPrime service
and
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