20th June: Website now working again! - and after 21 years UBT is still here and we continue to crunch :-) (PS: I still have no idea where the UBT logo went !)
https://ukboincteam.org.uk/newforum/
MAVRIK wrote:Would this be any good
http://www.cclonline.com/product-info.a ... ehd48701gb
:shock::shock::shock:I'm sure it wasn't that price before! Wasn't it £84.63? I wonder if it was and several peeps tried to buy it at that price?Ben wrote:184.63 inc VAT though :(
:!:Err....UBT - Mikee wrote:I'm sure it wasn't that price before! Wasn't it £84.63? I wonder if it was and several peeps tried to buy it at that price?Ben wrote:184.63 inc VAT though :(
:DTemujin wrote:Err....UBT - Mikee wrote:I'm sure it wasn't that price before! Wasn't it £84.63? I wonder if it was and several peeps tried to buy it at that price?Ben wrote:184.63 inc VAT though :(
it was something like £68
I'll let you know tomorrow when I check my invoice
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aren't VPNs and vnc wondeful
It was £52.32 + £6.08 next day delivery + £8.76 vat making a less than grand total of £67.16
wish I'd got 2 now
Yup, I got one of thoseDarren wrote:VGA5082 CCL Value Radeon HD 4870 1GB Discontinued Item
Server and Application Updates
March 25, 2009
Sorry for the recent lack of communication, but we've been working on quite a few things behind the scenes here.
First, my new laptop just came in the mail, so I'll be able to seriously start working on a CUDA version of the milkyway application. We'll be developing this for OS X, Linux and Windows.
Second, we're going to be doing a few server-side changes to how things are run, which should significantly help with workunit reporting and work availability. We'll be splitting MilkyWay@Home into two separate applications/backends, Milkyway regular and Milkyway GPU. This will allow us to keep current workunit sizes for non-GPU applications, while farming a lot more work out to the GPUs (so they need to contact the server less frequently). We'll be doing different optimization methods on the regular Milkway and the GPU Milkyway so they'll both be doing equally valid research. In the next day or two I'll be posting the code that the application will be using for the GPU version. After testing to make sure that it's working correctly we'll swap to only awarding credit to the GPU applications for GPU milkyway (that way our servers won't be as bogged down, which will mean better work availability). Also, before a credit firestorm erupts again, we have no plans to award less credit/work to the GPU applications, so you don't need to worry about that.
:thumbup:May 18, 2009
I'm working on the assimilator and validator right now so hopefully I'll have them running shortly. Except a large news update this week by wednesday -- our CUDA application is almost working so it should be out by then. I'm just doing some last tests before I put out the alpha code for everyone.
--Travis
Yep, by about 3 to 1Ben wrote:Great news! Although i think ATI will still have the edge, even over a GTX295 :twisted:
yes again, I think only the GTX200 series cards are capable of performing the required double precision calculations.I guess this will mean the older Nvidia cards like the 8800/9800GT will not be able to do this project :(
CUDA Application Update
May 20, 2009
Looks like I've finally gotten the CUDA application working. I'm in the process of cleaning up the code, and it should be available for you to play around with tonight. It's my first crack at a CUDA application, so it's a bit rough, but currently it's crunching the current stripe 82 WUs in around a minute using a GeForce 9600M GT. I'm sure there's quite a bit more optimization we can to do get it running even faster, as this is the first version and not optimized at all. Part of the reason this has taken so long was that I was doing quite a bit of testing comparing double and single precision math on the GPU. I've come up with some schemes that will allow us to use older graphics cards which don't support double precision math (like the GeForce I've been using); which should let a lot more of our users be able to use the GPU application. More news later when I post the code.
--Travis
June 11, 2009
Travis here. I'm going to be camping until Sunday so don't break anything while I'm gone. Hopefully Matt and John will keep the server running and filled with work for you guysI'm still having a few problems with the CUDA application for regular milkyway, so it'll probably be out Monday or Tuesday after I get back.
I had checked as well. Thought that was the case, but wanted to make sure.. Gives other projects a chance for a bit thoughBen wrote:No it's not just you, the MW servers don't appear to be generating any new work, even though all of them are reporting to be 'online'.
Below is the link to check how many work units are waiting to be sent to clients. When i checked it at 20:00 there was 0 ready to send.
http://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/server_status.php
For MilkyWay fans .... the above extract says it all. See........... On September 1, 2011, we will run MilkyWay@home with double credit. Hopefully, this will at least make up for some of the credit lost when MilkyWay@home was not operational for software, hardware, or air conditioning emergencies. We understand that these have been frustrating to some users, but be assured that they were much more frustrating for us.
In addition, we will run MilkyWay@home with double credit for one additional day for every $500 raised between now and September 1, 2011......
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