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    socalgal
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    Seti blocks

    This is the first time since I've had Seti that I've even bothered to pay attention to how long it takes for the Data Analysis.

    I gather 100% of the 'Overall' bar = 1 block, is that correct?

    My time to achieve 100% is 11 hrs/55 mins. Rounding up the minute.

    Comparisons?

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    I get one bar done in about 9 hrs with my p3 560, 160 megs ram, but it takes about 30 hrs on my cyrix m2 with 64 megs ram..... both running windows 98

    [This message has been edited by drdeath (edited 09-09-99).]

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    That is a very good time if you are running windows. I have a celeron at 500mhz 128 meg ram it takes 18-20 hrs per block in 98, 8 -10 hrs in Linux. What are the specs on your computer?

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    socalgal
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    I'm running Win98, PIII 450 @527, 256mg ram. Lots of open windows, and apps running in the background too, which probably makes some difference.

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    Ive got 81 blocks total and 821 Hr's cpu time. Thats averaging about 10.2Hrs. I also run a lot of apps. If my PC is on, it's because I'm playing Q3 or working on it or browsing. Not much free CPU time for seti.

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