LHC@home

I enjoy immensely crunching for you, and as I am a science nerd your group is doing all kinds of "neat stuff" I must return my wu back because my team is in a contest Pulsar rage" at Einstein.I would rather crunch for LHC but teamwork is greater than I am. Just a part but...well, I will be back son. You guys are doing great work! SunBadger*

Well I just increased recourses for LHG, SixTrack and can run on 10
CPU cores with 3390 to 3560MFLOPS (Whetstone), Drystone =>10GFLOPS/CPU(core).

Einstein is a big recourse hog, especially BRP4ATI/CUDA...;-)
But do a good job in finding a lot of Pulsars, maybe they can detect
a Quasar or Magnetar which emits a different "signal" or radiation or
(very)strong magnetic field (>100Teslas/m?).

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Knight Who Says Ni
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I have been running both Einsteins and LHC's since the projects started and that hasn't slowed down my machines.

I even have a laptop crunching 2 T4T's,2 Einstein cuda's,and 5 LHC's all at the same time.

(but for some reason the Einstein server has been down for hours without warning)

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Volunteer Mad Scientist For Life

Well there was a news item that there would be electric works and therefore a powercut.

They planned to run on their UPSs during that outage but propably it turned out to be longer than expected.

Normal plan was power returning (around) 0800 UTC saturday morning.

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Christoph