>From my experiences with setiathome that's a good time for a celeron 500
(version 2.04), with a pentium 3/2 (of equal clockspeed) being able to do a
work unit in around 6 hours (version 2.04) and now around 10 hours (version
3.xx). Under version 2.04 a Celeron 400 took around 22 hours, so 18 hours is
most certainly good. Then again that Celeron 400 was my brothers and he
probably didn't leave it online 24/7

Which version are you running?

Andrew

----- Original Message -----
From: Chris Hartzell
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 12:16 PM
Subject: benchmarks


I have a general question.

I'm running setiathome on a Intel celeron 500 with 128 meg of ram.
Everything is disabled except for explorer and systray.  The best time I can
get is around 18 hours per work unit.  This is with setiathome minimized to
the tray, and the "blank screen" screen saver set to 1 minute.

Is this a good time?  According to setispy (add on program) the celeron
should be doing a lot better.

Thanks

Chris


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