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New apps based on code revision 2.2 'Noo? No, Ni!' have been released!
Pepo:
--- Quote from: Simon on 25 Feb 2007, 10:02:43 am ---... going at 155 mph doesn't mean that you'll not get overtaken like you were standing still. I've reached ~195 mph with a motorcycle (myself) and ~180 with a car (though as a passenger) according to their speedometers...
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Simon, you Speedy Gonsales, did you really mean mph (pretty rare rating on German Autobahns, but my hat down if really) or actually km/h?
Peter
Simon:
Yes, I really meant mph...I did mention I was a bit of a speed freak ;)
195 mp/h would be ~312 km/h, which is what the speedo said when I finally bothered to check it. Didn't feel that quick til I knew how fast I was going. This was on a souped-up 900 ccm racer with ~190 hp, good brakes, too...
As for in a car, a Ferrari F355 of a friend (which he since sadly totalled) on the way to Munich did 290 by the speedo.
Never really can trust them though, they're usually a bit on the quick side.
When I figured out I wanted to be a racer, I was too old to really go anywhere big without investing truckloads of money; so it remains a hobby. Beat my Need For Speed (computer racing game, any version) times though, I dare ya ;)
Regards,
Simon.
Argo:
Your not supposed to say 'SPEED FREAK' You were using the available equipment to it's full potentail! That was my excuse for 180 mph in a Konig Ferrari when they found me a few days later. Mind you the overall journey was a bit on the slow side with 4 fuel stops in 520 miles Ahhhhhhh!
Barry.
CAPTAIN FUTURE:
Hi!
Simon and/or the "optimizer team" can you look here please:
"Probs with Simons S@H V5.15 Rev.2.2A and B"
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=37974
Friendly greets!
Josef W. Segur:
--- Quote from: CAPTAIN FUTURE on 26 Feb 2007, 11:16:58 am ---Hi!
Simon and/or the "optimizer team" can you look here please:
"Probs with Simons S@H V5.15 Rev.2.2A and B"
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=37974
Friendly greets!
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I'm not really competent to comment on C2 systems, but my guess is that when you can get good temperature readings they'll be rather high. The improvements in 2.2 mean there are fewer places where the app has to wait for memory IO, so the CPU doesn't have those stalls to cool down.
If you were running BOINC 5.8.x, you could try the CPU throttling feature. Perhaps slowing down by 5% or so would be enough to stabilize the system.
Joe
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