dolby71
Chieftain
Don't worry. After the first Work Unit processed and sent, it will be like 20 percent of a 1.5Ghz. Everyone get a 100%, until they send the WU.
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Scuffer
Scuffer says...
I wasn't worried, I was quite pleased! It might be Christmas before anything actually gets sent at the current rate of progress (well, 100 hours anyway), so I am hoping the WU is not an important one.
dolby71
Chieftain
LOL.
Well don't worry. As I mentioned before, I also have a P2 350Mhz running UD, and it takes it about 36-48 hours to finish up a WU...
Well don't worry. As I mentioned before, I also have a P2 350Mhz running UD, and it takes it about 36-48 hours to finish up a WU...
TrailblazingScot
I was kittenOFchaos
So, 11 hours of mine by the looks of things 
80% done on my first one.
80% done on my first one.
dolby71
Chieftain
yea. my average time for WU is about 8 hours... so it's good.
Scuffer
Scuffer says...
Heh, it's looking like 60 odd hours for me... so it's rubbish 
dolby71
Chieftain
as I already said, It doesn't matter, as long as your'e giving something.
Scuffer said:Heh, it's looking like 60 odd hours for me... so it's rubbish
You might just have gotten a very big/tough WU, according to grid.org they can vary greatly in size.
Scuffer
Scuffer says...
This one is 450 ligands, 72% complete after 44 hours. Is that big/small/average?
As this isn't going to get finished before I finish work for Easter, if I leave the computer on, will it send this WU, download the next one, and start working on it, all automatically?
As this isn't going to get finished before I finish work for Easter, if I leave the computer on, will it send this WU, download the next one, and start working on it, all automatically?
dolby71
Chieftain
Sound like an average/big one to me.
And yes. it will automatically send the result, download a new WU, and start working on it.
And yes. it will automatically send the result, download a new WU, and start working on it.
Scuffer
Scuffer says...
Cool. In fact, ideal. I'm hoping that if I leave this damn thing on for long enough, it'll destroy itself and I can have something a little more modern. So I can play 3D flash games at lunch
dolby71
Chieftain
LOL! If you want that to happen, just unscrew your CPU's HSF, turn your computer on, and wait for a few minutes/seconds... (Basically until you see black smoke coming out of your PC...)
(Basically until you see black smoke coming out of your PC...)
Scuffer
Scuffer says...
That would be cheating! And besides, I'm not even sure this dog draws enough power to actually need a fan.
dolby71
Chieftain
I know then. Change the UD priority to High/Realtime. Then just try using your PC, and you will see that it is terribly slow, then you'd be like "hey, what a crappy computer!" and throw it out the window! then go to the nearest CompUSA, and get a new one...
dolby71
Chieftain
You go to the Task Manager, hit Processes, choose ud_ligfit_Release.exe, right-click it, and set the priority.
King Alexander
Universe explorer
It seems to me that no matter if I set the priority to low or high, the CPU used is never more than 50-52% - that means, to me at least, that the program can't take advantage of my CPU's full power, it just can't(it's the same CPU usage, more or less, even if I'm not running any other program at all).
anarres
anarchist revolutionary
That is because (I bet) you have a dual CPU machine.
Each process (read: program) itself can only ever use 1 CPU unless the application is multi-threaded, (which this one obviously isn't). 1 CPU in a 2 CPU system is 50% of the total.
Each process (read: program) itself can only ever use 1 CPU unless the application is multi-threaded, (which this one obviously isn't). 1 CPU in a 2 CPU system is 50% of the total.
dolby71
Chieftain
Try turning off the HT. (if you do infact use Pentium 4 HT)
morbror_sven
Controversial Morbrorist
uh that file is big.... Well i will download this later.... My sweet Merja smokes, I hope they can cure it if she get it....
