What's your SETI rig?

Originally posted by Oswald
Dual P3 1.0Ghz
2GB RAM
240GB HDD

Hmm I'm shortly 'retiring' my SMP'ed P3 1.0Ghz rig - maybe I can shove enough other bits in a box and contribute to this too.

I've got an SMP'ed P2 350 rig that is mostly idle too now as I think about it ...

(Aren't those SMP rigs great - I'm running a SMP P3 733 as well but that has a proper job so it can't really join in here).

Interesting to see some P1's in the mix.

I feel some reading coming on ...

Originally posted by 0951
I've got an SMP'ed P2 350 rig that is mostly idle too now as I think about it ...

(Aren't those SMP rigs great - I'm running a SMP P3 733 as well but that has a proper job so it can't really join in here).

Interesting to see some P1's in the mix.

I feel some reading coming on ...

I have a dual P-II 450MHz machine that I have not felt it was worth using. Along those lines, I have about ten Pentium 166-200MMX machines in storage. They take about a week to process a single work unit! By comparison, I have a 700MHz Duron I built for under $150 that does three of four a day.

Mine can do 60MHz of bandwidth in real-time. Soon to be well over 100MHz.

Mine.... 2.0 GHz. 500MB RAM,,,,, I process one WU in 3.5 hrs.

I run SetiHide with the command line version.

1 AMD 2500 with 512MB DDR 333 80GB HD (Windows XP)
1 AMD 2600 with 1,5GB DDR 333 360GB RAID 5 + 74 GB Raid 0 (Windows XP)
1 Dual PIII 733 with 1GB PC 133 160 GB HD (FreeBSD)

WU's are taking anywhere from 2 hours to 8 hours (not sure why some take that damned long)


Wolve

Running a 3.2C @ 3.52
Corsair 2x512 DDR500 PC4000
Cable Connection

Just joined up last night and my average time so far per unit is 2 hr 45 min 23.9 sec.