rickcovery wrote:

on boinc,running an amd 2700 oc'd to just over 2800 i am in the same
range as you,just a minute or 2 over 3 hours.

True? I'm running an XP1800 at 2.1Ghz (Whatever that equates to in
AMD-speak) and I'm averaging 2 hours 44 minutes with BOINC, 2 hours 22
minutes with classic.

I guess that maybe I'm getting XP3000 performance. Must be the 200Mhz FSB.
(I know I'm not getting XP3200+ speed as the girlfriend has one of those and
it's a bit faster than mine).

Is anyone running an XP3000+ stock who can post their times? I knew this old
CPU was doing well but I didn't know it was *that* good.
--
~misfit~

on boinc ,running an amd 2400 it takes about 3:15,and on a 2400
celeron laptop(ugh) it is about 10 1/2 hours

"f/f george" <george@yourplace.com> wrote in message
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Are we talking about Seti Classic or Boinc?
Seti Classic that is waaaay to slow!
I have an AMD 2800 and was doing units in the 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 hour
range. On Boinc I am currently doing them in the 3 hours and 10
minutes range.

On 25 Jul 2004 17:57:33 -0700, "ggroups2" <ggroups2@yahoo.com> wrote:

It takes me 3 hours 40 minutes on a P4 2.8 Ghz 533 FSB with DDR 333
Mhz ram.  Is that what is expected from this setup?  I tried
searching the groups but didn't get any similar setups.