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Climate results and why we do this
(Message 52168)
Posted 5 Jul 2015 by jayw900 Post: Been around for a while with cpdn and i got to thinking: Is this doing any good? I've seen the results page but how to we know they are accurate? So my idea is running a climate model say from the start of year 2000 with all the important starting points and having it run through say 2014. Then, when these are finished, look at the model and compare it to what actually happened between 2000-2014. At that point we would know how accurate these models could be/are. Am i along the right path or am i not looking at it from the right point of view? |
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(Message 47588)
Posted 16 Nov 2013 by jayw900 Post: I will look that thread up. I knew i read it somewhere just wasn't sure where. Thanks for the response. |
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(Message 47584)
Posted 15 Nov 2013 by jayw900 Post: I have not received any work on either of my computers in 3+weeks now. I remember reading somewhere that there is no more work to give out. Is this accurate and is the project done? |
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(Message 32174)
Posted 14 Jan 2008 by jayw900 Post: its jay back with another question. What does it mean when the screensaver reads (2.93 s/TS)? Should this stat be higher or lower? |
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(Message 32102)
Posted 9 Jan 2008 by jayw900 Post: Oh ok i already have a router, i wasn\'t sure if i needed a switch or if it would provide any benefits |
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(Message 32099)
Posted 9 Jan 2008 by jayw900 Post: You don\'t need a switch, you need a router. The router connects to your cable or DSL modem, has a hardware firewall associated with it, acts as a switch to network your computers together, and allow access to the internet from all computer on the network. What is a switch used for? |
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(Message 32096)
Posted 9 Jan 2008 by jayw900 Post: everyone\'s help has been invaluable to getting things set-up. I now have a question about networking. This switch( http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=383560&CatId=2789 ) i am looking to buy to connect three computers to one ethernet connection. But i don\'t see how the ethernet line connects to this switch. Any advice on how to go about this would great. P.S. i would rather remain wired just for the reliability. Thanks again to all who has helped. Jay |
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(Message 32064)
Posted 8 Jan 2008 by jayw900 Post: where is the cce folder |
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(Message 32062)
Posted 8 Jan 2008 by jayw900 Post: Is there a way to transfer the models for one computer to another? The computer i use to run climate doesn\'t have an internet connection anymore |
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(Message 32056)
Posted 7 Jan 2008 by jayw900 Post: Thank you for answering my questions, i have another. Can i choose what climate models i run or is it whatever is downloaded |
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(Message 32055)
Posted 7 Jan 2008 by jayw900 Post: Another question regarding cpu\'s. Is the amd athlon 64 x2 6400 interchangeable with the athlon 64 3500? |
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(Message 32045)
Posted 6 Jan 2008 by jayw900 Post: I new to the climate and i have a question. As far as better performance for bonic projects, what would be the best upgrade? More ram, faster processor? Something else? |
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