"Malcolm" <coyotenospamuser@ihug.dotco.dotnz> wrote in message
news:cahae9$osp$1@lust.ihug.co.nz...

~misfit~ wrote:

Malcolm wrote:

~misfit~ wrote:

That picture's being doing the rounds for a while now. I'd be
careful using it for "Prescott jokes" Strat, it looks suspiciously
like a Slot-mount Athlon in there.

Cheers,

Hey ~Misfit~
Yeah...my Prescott 3.2GHz sucks...only churns out work units every 1
hour and 12 minutes on average...sigh :(

And heats the whole house at the same time! ;-)

BTW, that's damn fast, are you sure it's not returning corrupted data

and

dropping your average time because of it?

Well it is winter after all :-)

Thermaltake VM3000A Case (lots of fans)
Thermaltake 480W P/Supply (lots of heat)
ASUS P4C800-E Delux M/B
Prescott HT 3.20GHz CPU
2 x 512GB Hynix DDR400 RAM (2.5-4-4-8-4)
RADEON 9600XT video card
RAID 0 for XP (2 x Seagate 7200RPM 8MB Cache IDE 40GB)
RAID 1 for Data (2 x Seagate 7200RPM 8MB Cache SATA 80GB)
Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-106D
oh and a floppy..need that to load the promise FastTrak 378 RAID array
driver when installing XP...

Not that I'm aware off, setispy log reports percentage done as
99.nn-100%....it's actually completing on average 20.09 w/u per day,
average time is 2 hrs and 24 minutes. As it's an HT CPU divide
by 2... ;-)

Hi guys,

I've seen at least 1/2 dozen, or so, Prescott SETI brags from peeps that are
generally reliable. Stock 2.8's seem to do ~18WU/day, and up to 22 -
23WU/day when OC'ed into the 3.3 - 3.4 range. AND Pressies DO love to OC.

Now keeping an OC'd Pressie, and the mobo's mosfets, cool, is a whole
'nother issue.

Strat