For the first time in months, I have all the windows and doors closed. And I am running F@H getting 98.9 M ppd in the last 24 hours, so I have something running. 40F outside, lows above freezing,.
For the first time in months, I have all the windows and doors closed. And I am running F@H getting 98.9 M ppd in the last 24 hours, so I have something running. 40F outside, lows above freezing,.Ready and waiting here too.
The house seems to be cooling off and is eerily quiet.
Since crashtech has 56 computers, I would bet some are in the clouds !Looks like biodoc went to the attic and dug out the celerons.😁
I'll never catch up now.😦
Yes, I know. Mine has like 25, but 12 instances and one whole computer (the 9654) are just ONE computer. I only have 14.It's less than 56. Not all of what you see in the hosts list has got GFN tasks. And those which have are client instances, not necessarily distinct physical computers. (Some are only running GPU tasks and others only CPU tasks. I don't know if @crashtech does, but if I would run GPU and CPU tasks on the same computer, I would do that in separate client instances for better control of the work buffers.)
My computers aren't hidden so you can check out what hardware I'm running. I've got a 4090 and two 3080Ti's running GFN-20 GPU tasks and 2 instances (8 cores each) running GFN-20 mtCPU tasks on my 7950X. I guess if I switched them all to GFN-18 tasks, you'll probably catch me.Looks like biodoc went to the attic and dug out the celerons.😁
I'll never catch up now.😦
I unhid my stuff relatively recently because it's good to be able to offer performance data about various tasks and machines to other crunchers. Also the drama that may ensue is a bonus.My computers aren't hidden so you can check out what hardware I'm running. I've got a 4090 and two 3080Ti's running GFN-20 GPU tasks and 2 instances (8 cores each) running GFN-20 mtCPU tasks on my 7950X. I guess if I switched them all to GFN-18 tasks, you'll probably catch me.
I'm really impressed by TNG's output. Looking at the computer list it all appears to be normal hardware not any cloud. Based on that output TNG probably has the most hardware of anybody on any team running distributed computing 🤯
15 boxes with a 4070,4080 or 4090 video card ? Maybe not cloud, but in one house ?I unhid my stuff relatively recently because it's good to be able to offer performance data about various tasks and machines to other crunchers. Also the drama that may ensue is a bonus.
Definitely feasible especially if TNG has power setup appropriately. I had quite a bit more hardware than that all running at one point in a garage but it was prior to the 40x0 series coming out.15 boxes with a 4070,4080 or 4090 video card ? Maybe not cloud, but in one house ?
I don't like having all my computers in my house, so many of them are on another property that I own. Not that it matters, but you seem so curious.15 boxes with a 4070,4080 or 4090 video card ? Maybe not cloud, but in one house ?
Unhidden.My computers aren't hidden so you can check out what hardware I'm running. I've got a 4090 and two 3080Ti's running GFN-20 GPU tasks and 2 instances (8 cores each) running GFN-20 mtCPU tasks on my 7950X. I guess if I switched them all to GFN-18 tasks, you'll probably catch me.