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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
new Windows10 build crashing continuously
(Message 53501)
Posted 23 Feb 2016 by racinjimy Post: So my CPU (memory controller?) bit the dust... new CPU running at stock with no issues so far.... BUT in my research I found a reported bug in the Skylake processors that is being fixed with a BIOS update Intel Skylake Bug |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
new Windows10 build crashing continuously
(Message 53240)
Posted 13 Jan 2016 by racinjimy Post: Built a new computer with an i7 6700K on Z170 prime95 stable and ran memtest86 Windows10 any issues on Windows 10? I keep getting multiple crashes when running just three work units.... my computer |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
Fix for Upgrade 5.2.13 -> 5.4.9 don\'t work for my problem ?!
(Message 22818)
Posted 19 May 2006 by racinjimy Post: Are you using an AMS (Account Management System) peterfilla? just ignore it for now and when your model finishes detach from the project and re-attach with the proper URL |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
Upgrading to Boinc 5.4.9 - wrong url message
(Message 22764)
Posted 14 May 2006 by racinjimy Post: just ignore the message detach and reattach with correct URL once your WU is completed |
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Preferences :
About my processor @ 100%
(Message 22682)
Posted 10 May 2006 by racinjimy Post:
yes it does, cheap PSU\'s are the devil.............. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Missing Tickles
(Message 22642)
Posted 6 May 2006 by racinjimy Post: good job carl at least the server didn\'t crash because of this a$$hole hacker all caught up now with credits |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Missing Tickles
(Message 22614)
Posted 4 May 2006 by racinjimy Post: Regarding \'watch the boards\' -- there seem to have been some issues starting last week, and there were some \'patches\' to things here -- but I suspect until this coming work week, the complete fixes won\'t be quite in place. the patches are in references to an error message running the 5.4.X \"beta\" versions of BOINC in no way does it affect performance, its just annoying yes the trickle server will catch up, CPDN has never been in the habit of shorting people on creits |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
What exactly did I join?
(Message 22548)
Posted 2 May 2006 by racinjimy Post: you have the right model, the guys were too busy to revise the graphics as stated BBC and CPDN are both running the same coupled model at the mo |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
Its telling me to abort experiment-after 18 months work why etc
(Message 22508)
Posted 30 Apr 2006 by racinjimy Post: if you look through your models, your recent aborted model was downloaded April 2005 the model you downloaded in 2004 errored out you now have a dual core processor with your pentiumD so you can run two models simultaneously to speed things up in your preferences change: leave applications in memory while pre-empted - YES check out the BOINC wiki for more information also remember to do regular backups so that your hard work doesn\'t go to waste in case of power outage etc....... |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Corrupted database
(Message 22482)
Posted 29 Apr 2006 by racinjimy Post: I\'m getting the same except it says the correct URL is http://climateprediction.net just ignore it there will be a fix soon from thyme lawn, or so i was told ;) i have been messing with the xml\'s to try and get rid of this error to no avail, i just keep screwing up the xml\'s and getting errored out this seems to be an issue with the 5.4.X versions of BOINC |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
Upgrade to PC
(Message 22402)
Posted 26 Apr 2006 by racinjimy Post: your not going to re-install XP after a motherboard change, you are mad......mad I tell you I have done this when going from the DFI NF4 SLI-DR to teh eXpert but these are the SAME chipset and I still debated it I would DEFINITELY re-install XP when performing a major motherboard change the only conceivable way to avoid this would be to uninstall all your drivers, then use something like \"drive cleaner pro\" to rid yourself of the \"junk\" left behind and try it I suspect you will have issues as the registry will be bloated full of crap If you want 2Gb of ram go for 2X1Gb sticks 4X512Mb is hard to get running right on the AMD64 platform as Mike said |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
Very long calculation time ?
(Message 22401)
Posted 26 Apr 2006 by racinjimy Post:
Astro is good but..... 1.47 and 1.49 for my 2 models on a dual core AMD overclocked to 2.85GHZ and yes it is stable as I finished two coupled spin-ups on this machine can\'t wait for Conroe, the first Intel offering I have been exited about in years, its going to eat the A64 alive and I am an AMD fanboy |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
Will increasing RAM upset the programme running?
(Message 21922)
Posted 6 Apr 2006 by racinjimy Post: I hope that you are going to remove your 512MB stick and replace it with 2 X 1GB sticks AMD boards do not like more than two sticks of ram and certainly do not like mismatched sticks of ram after you put your new ram in, run memtest and prime, make sure things are stable what I then do is backup CPDN and run it with networking suspended for a few days just to make sure it doesn\'t crash.........if it does I restore the backup and try to figure out what i fuc#ed up |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
Am I wasting mine & CPDN\'s time?
(Message 21616)
Posted 26 Mar 2006 by racinjimy Post: your machine is kind of slow but should be stable, if not there are a bunch of fixes listed in the sticky up top sticky EDIT: simultaneous posts, Les has much more constructive criicsm |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Unofficial BOINC Wiki closing 2006-03-31
(Message 20783)
Posted 27 Feb 2006 by racinjimy Post: thanks for the effort Paul, I enjoyed the WIKI |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
BBC project
(Message 20617)
Posted 22 Feb 2006 by racinjimy Post: Many thanks Andrew if you want to run the BBC project later; attach to bbc.cpdn.org from within your current BOINC installation (as long as it is 5.2.xx) just like you would for any other BOINC project |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
I want to quit, unless i can...
(Message 20616)
Posted 22 Feb 2006 by racinjimy Post: I would not expect you to be having these problems with your computer, which is a quite capable one, but yes it can be fixed. all good advice............. on a laptop it may be advisable to check your temperatures when running CPDN other have suggested propping laptops up a little to allow better airflow as well I see you have 512MB of ram which should be adequate |
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Questions and Answers :
Wish list :
Link to BBC version
(Message 20438)
Posted 18 Feb 2006 by racinjimy Post: Just the opposite - you\'ll lose your sulphur model. I have 2 processors enabled............ my bbc profile |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
Memory Usage
(Message 20155)
Posted 13 Feb 2006 by racinjimy Post: just look in task manager under processes, you will see that a sulphur model uses about that much memory I have run XP with 256 of ram it is excruciatingly slow as XP is running to the page file all the time, you must be a very patient person............................ |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
question
(Message 19326)
Posted 15 Jan 2006 by racinjimy Post: yes it is important to change your preferences as geophi mentioned but also why not leave your machine on 24/7 |
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