Posts by old_user108030

1) Questions and Answers : Wish list : other projects hijacking my CPU (Message 29929) Posted 10 Aug 2007 by old_user108030 Post: I am running BOINC on 3 machines and getting credit for one machine. So please explain how the climate for the next century will be modelled but the model cannot merge the statistics for my 3 machines?
2) Questions and Answers : Preferences : How to run multiple projects on BOINC (Message 29502) Posted 9 Jul 2007 by old_user108030 Post: I am not getting credit for this machine. I run 3 machines and get credit for 2. How can my id - brleed - get credit for 3 machines, not 2.
3) Message boards : climateprediction.net Science : Testing an Hypothesis about Temperatures and Wind (Message 21320) Posted 16 Mar 2006 by old_user108030 Post: What is the body of knowledge concerning the connection between global average temperature and global average wind speed? The hypothesis is straighforward: as average temparature s increase, so should average wind speeds. Fluid dynamics and behaviours of gases under temparature changes confirm this. In climate science, what is the answer? Do higher average temparatures mean higher average global wind speeds?
4) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : CPU Benhmarks for RH Linux vs XP on Identical Machine Dual Boot (Message 17681) Posted 3 Dec 2005 by old_user108030 Post: Running the Climate Prediction Models on Dell OPtiplex 733 mHz cpu, Windows XP reports a much higher bechmark than RH Linux. However, the work accomplished on Linux seems to be much more. The important difference between the machines is the disk drives - Windowns has a newer drive, Linux is using the older drive. Otherwise, the machine reesources are identical. Do you have data on the releative performance on the XP vs Linux platforms? Bottom Line - elecctricity costs and creates CO2 when running on different speed platforms. I would like to finish as expeditiously as possible. I gather you would also like to finish.