Could you post the section of the log from 16:30 to 17:10 UTC? (the supposed downloads are several minutes apart, I\'m wondering if there was a scheduler request at the same moment that a phantom was generated).

The official post from Carl is here about it. Post is dated 15-Dec-05.

Right. I wasn\'t suggesting overclocking, but you must have changed the memory timings to have speeded up that much.

ChrisD,

Looks like your PC has speeded up (averaging about 3.88 s/TS for the last few trickles). Not quite the 0.2 s/TS improvement I predicted, but close.

I used to have that motherboard, but it was quite awhile ago. When in the BIOS main screen, hitting Ctrl and F1 at the same time should give you advanced options in the submenus. Does this give you some option for setting the memory timings?

I thought the XMS 3200LL was 2-3-2-6 and that the 3200XL was 2-2-2-5.

My XP3200+ does about 3.2 s/TS. But how fast the 3000+ goes depends on whether its front side bus is 166 or 200 MHz, what type of motherboard you have, and what timings your memory is running at. If it\'s a 200 MHz front side bus 3000+ running on an NForce2 motherboard with dual channel memory, it\'s probably a little slow. If it\'s otherwise, it might be about right.

Oxford Uni has nothing to do with developing BOINC.
You\'ll have to discuss this on the BOINC forums <a href=\"http://boinc.berkeley.edu/dev/\"> here.</a>