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Thanks @biodoc

edit: and @StefanR5R for pointing me here

Thanks doc, now I am searching my cabinets for some grits.....ah, no luck. Found some barley! And some corn starch. And a can of Red-Beans-and Rice! (ah...best by 07-14-2018 )

Regarding Wall-Sun-Sun-Dirt Floor-Thatched Roof-Moon-Rainbow-Waterfall, I thought some performance metrics would be in order, on 'old' hardware. GTX1070 - about 35 minutes for 12,000 points GTX1080Ti - about 19.5 minutes RTX2080 - about 9.5 minutes (Win10) RTX2080Ti - about 6.5 minutes (Win10) I hav...

....troll the internet.... LOL! There is enough of that going on. How about 'patrol'?

That is how search engines know how to give you results, biodoc, but I bet you figured that out already.

The squids are coming!!!!!

OMG!!!! Milkyway actually communicated with it's user base!!!! Last time I looked it had been YEARS since they communicated/update.

So how did I even know about these vehicle troubles? (The subject is about to change...) After caring for my daughter's cat, Emmet, for quite a long time, she finally took him to her new home just before Thanksgiving (mid Nov). It wasn't working out, so she had given him to her new sister in law. My...

I don't think we need you guys team hopping us lol. That would take the challenge out of the challenge. I am hoping we have a much nicer turn out this year. I am locking in another 3070 tomorrow so you ladies better watch out ;) @Skillz you should get an SSL cert. Ah crap. One new card that will ne...

Can't stop the kids from doing what they are going to do...not legally anyway. ;) Eh, Maryville is a bit bigger than a small town, or at least what I consider a small town. And it shares a border with another city, Alcoa (aluminum company), so it is actually a bit bigger than google would tell you. ...

One more thing which I forgot to ask: Did you run a 32-bit Linux or a 64-bit Linux in the VM?.... 32-bit....That is illegal in 39 states already, won't see me touching that! Also, from my recent trip to KY, I discovered that feeding livestock those large 1 ton round bales of hay is now illegal....t...

Don't worry biodoc , I may let him teach me how to hunt someday soon, and there could be a hunting accident. WDP , the little bastard asked for her hand via TEXT. I replied with why does he want her hand? He has to marry all of her. No response. "Hey man, can you get it done in 30 days? I have ...

Task run time and CPU time were within seconds of each other, regardless of OS, points are fixed at 125.

Alright alright alright.....been 11 hours (almost), running with not SMT/HT, time for some numbers. The-Beast (native Windows): 863,125-829,125= 34,000 points epyc-bunker-1 (VM Mint 20): 204,125-183,375= 20,750 points Again, a clear win for NOT using a VM (under windows), and now, for NOT disabling ...

Yep. Love the new profile pic!!!!!

I do not know who to be more mad at...... I don't know who to be more mad at, my daughter or my new son in law. He changed her brakes all around. Both front wheels were about to fall off! Backs were loose, but 'snug enough.' Driver's front was so loose, the bolt holes in the wheel have been wallowed...

Damn, well that is alarming. So is everything worked out now, @WDP ?


EDIT: http://teamanandtech.org/viewtopic.php? ... asim#p4630 I even responded to this, lol. My memory is....is.....uhm...what were we talking about?

Holy smokes, it is far too early to be presenting data, but after less than 1 hour the linux VM is down to 1740 seconds (4650s with SMT/HT enabled) per 8 completed tasks. The native Windows has yet to finish a task. (tasks for both were downloaded simultaneously) edit: looks like Linux got some 'luc...

....It is safe to say that virtualization comes with a mininum of performance hit when set up accordingly . The business of cloud providers depends on that.... I would imagine they are doing the opposite of what I am currently doing, running Linux then Windows/etc in a VM. But surely they would use...

Personal NumberFields Sprint, Eleven hours later: The Beast (Windows): 823,500 - 778,625 = 44,875 epyc-bunker-1 (Mint 20): 177,375 -151,375 = 26,000 (Oracle Virtualbox) Wow. That is rather terrible. I expected it to be much more difficult to declare a winner. And it is opposite of what I was expecti...

Seems to limit you to 2 per logical, but it has tasks again.

Maybe a better test for me, more in line with my goal would to be to test Gerasim both natively in Windows and in a Windows VM :lol: You Ninja'd me on an edit I did above. :) edit: I am not sure my testing methodology is any better, unless I run 50/50, then run straight windows, then run straight L...

Ah crap, I don't think I configured my VM with enough RAM to run NFS.....lemme go check and see how it is doing...might have to switch to....oh, Numberfields perhaps.

I am not sure UNIVERSE is a good test, since it is so well optimized for the Mint 20 (and other updated distro's) kernel. But it most certainly is promising to see the Linux VM under Windows still shows the speed bump associated with that kernel. edit: I am not sure my testing methodology is any bet...

Icecold So....are you telling me to quit being so lazy and find out? :P pututu Oh cool! Thanks for that....not sure I know how to fully use VirtualBox just yet though! :D :D :D So is hyper-V a built in Windows thing? I do seem to recall news articles that MS made some massive improvements regarding...

I was wondering how much performance is left on the table, if you run Linux optimized tasks (Universe, for example), in a VM on a Win10 system?
I can't imagine a VM would use less than one full thread, at least?

/edit/ Replugging the cable is certainly the simpler solution. /end edit/ These are nice, have a 20A pop out breaker at the switch end (and the 20A breaker works :oops: ). /edit/ Also the cable is long (15ft) and heavy duty enough to match a 50/60A add on plug. /end edit/ https://smile.amazon.com/Tr...

Yes, indeed, make sure it has a breaker. Hard to find a strip these days though, that does not include a 13-15A switch/breaker. ///goes and looks at most recent $4 power strip purchase/// ///Yep, says 'off' and 'reset.' /// edit: Just fill all the empty spaces (if any) with baby-protector thingys if...

Yes, about 2% on average. It adds up fast. If you do not need to worry about a code inspection, or other people plugging stuff in, just hot wire a standard 15/20amp 110v outlet to the 220v, paint the cover red and print out some warning to tape onto it ( I have a label maker, and, apparently, a 'sha...

crashtech wrote: ↑Fri Jan 01, 2021 3:59 pm ...Something to look at. Here's a 7300 GS ...

23 watts, not bad