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Well, on my workstations I wouldn't want to set the screen saver to 0
mins.  That's not the problem anyway.  As I stated, if there was some
way to make this program automatically start and stop are a particular
time (*without* 3rd party software), I'd run it on many more systems.
I have a number of servers that do nothing during the night. 

It is interesting that Win98 is much faster and Win NT workstations
are faster than Win NT servers (both with about same workload).

I also placed the SETI@HOME on a HP Vectra VL (P133) w/Win95 32mb RAM.
This system has been running for 45 hours and 28 minutes and has only
reached 49% completion.  That's why I question whether or not the
software is optimized as much as it could be?   I'd like to experiment
with how much more time is required to render the pretty graphics.

Shawn


"Aninoquisi" <star@watcher.invalid> wrote:

>Shawn,
>Make sure you have the S@H preferences set to run only during the screen
>saver mode, then set the screen saver settings, to blank the screen after 0
>mins. This is about all you can do to speed up the program. Some have
>reported that modifying the system.ini file's vcache helps, but I've seen no
>improvement by doing so. It may depend on the platform being used, or the
>amount of background programs running.
>Jim
>S.D.C. <gempac@hotmaildeletethis.com> wrote in message
>news:37713a2f.70843597@news.magmacom.com...
>> <snip>
>> This seems quite slow and I wondering if this software has been
>> optimized.  I could dedicate about 15 systems to this project if this
>> software had a start/stop time capabilities.
>>
>> Shawn
>
>

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