| Free Republic Folders - A Tribute to Ronald Reagan |
| Date of last work unit | 2006-09-28 23:15:20 |
| Active CPUs within 50 days | 1020 |
| Team Id | 36120 |
| Grand Score | 12788349 (certificate) |
| Work Unit Count | 70485 (certificate) |
| Team Ranking (incl. aggregate) | 67 of 45639 |
| Home Page | http://www.freerepublic.com |
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BTTT
Thanks for the ping...I hope to have a total of five processors going shortly.
This is a lot of fun, with very little effort, and for a good cause!
bumpity...I think I've reached the point I'm going to stay in the rankings.
I finally hit 100,000 points a few days ago... Now to get to 200,000.
Hey, thanks for the new thread and the ping.
I've borged my office 2.8G P4 and my 24hr Average Points is now holding fairly steadily in the low 40's, though I've been as far upscale as the 37th slot.
From my personal experince, for machines in an environment that produces lots of dust -- especially in a home with pets where there's pet hair around -- open up your CPU on at least an annual basis and vacuum the lint and hair out of your heat-sinks. I shut down for an evening to do this on my 2.26G P4; going so far as to remove the heatsinks completely, clean them and reinstall them with fresh thermal transfer grease. You would not believe the difference in performance due to the vast improvement in heat dissipation.
With computers, more so than with nice cars, a clean machine really IS a fast machine.
But this tortoise figures you'll have to take another extended trip to Europe sooner or later. ;-)
I still have two dormant machines to get back on line. I'll work on that this week.
But this tortoise figures you'll have to take another extended trip to Europe sooner or later. ;-)
I still have two dormant machines to get back on line. I'll work on that this week.