| ISP cluster**** [message #63367] |
Thu, 19 January 2006 01:00  |
Deej
Messages: 130
Registered: September 2006
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e handicapped voters I have heard speak about
this do NOT like being used to promote poor systems. They want secure,
accurate, voter-verifiably systems, too. It doesn't have to be one or
the other.
Where I live, the county uses touchscreen voting systems with no paper
trail. I have no idea if my vote is registering accurately or being
counted at all. I testified about this in the state leg. We made some
progress in Colorado but much more needs to be done.
Cheers,
-Jamie
http://www.JamieKrutz.c
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| Re: ISP cluster**** [message #63376 is a reply to message #63374] |
Thu, 19 January 2006 06:40  |
Deej [1]
Messages: 2149
Registered: January 2006
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gt;To succeed, PARIS (in my expereince) needs:
>>>
>>>lots of power - true power 550 PS for me. 450 wasn't enough.
>>>
>>>lots of cooling - I cut a hole in the side of my cases and mount a fan to
>>>blow air away from the PARIS cards. No more clicks or freezing here -
>>>ever.
>>> It's not that hard to do, either. I just use a drill to make multiple
>>>"punches"
>>>in a circle and cut out what's left with some snips. Then, I drill the
>>>mounting
>>>holes and mount the fan. Voila. I also leave an empty PCI space between
>>>my cards to allow more air to get around them. They need it.
>>>
>>>No bad DX plugs. Try running with DX disabled - if it's stable, you know
>>>that a bad DX plug is the problem.
>>>
>>>No hyperthreading/dual CPUS - this is a rule I'm breaking successfully.
>>>Go figure.
>>>
>>>Non-defective cards - I'm suspicious that this is your problem. If
>>>you've
>>>tried the card(s) in another computer with a clean install and all the
>>>afore
>>>mentioned requirements (especially the cooling one) were met, you
>>>probably
>>>have a defective/dammaged card. At least they are cheap these days.
>>>
>>>I hope this helps, John. It's working for me.
>>>
>>>Good luck!
>>>
>>>Mike
>>>"chuck" <chuck@chuck.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>In my experience a PARIS.CFG file works well on exactly one system, the
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>>>system
>>>
>>>
>>>>it works well on :-)
>>>>
>>>>If your system doesn't work well, it's better to post what's wrong than
>>>
>>>trying
>>>
>>>
>>>>to fix it with someone elses config.
>>>>
>>>>Chuck
>>>>
>>>>"Aaron Allen" <nospam@not_here.dude> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Would be wise to post PC system specs, how many tracks are typic
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| Re: ISP cluster**** [message #63422 is a reply to message #63376] |
Thu, 19 January 2006 14:50 |
Kim
Messages: 1246
Registered: October 2005
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o card(s) for a four monitor setup
DOn
"Don Nafe" <dnafe@magma.ca> wrote in message news:44005187@linux...
> Hi all
>
> I have a couple of projects coming up that are going to be using huge
> track counts in the beginning stages and although virtual tracks are nice
> they really are a PITA.
>
> So the question is - for a four EDS Card set up is their a MB / CPU
> combination out there that works with paris that would allow the addition
> of a UAD1 card (making five slots total) or should I start looking at a
> magma chassis for this setup?
>
>
> Don
>"steve the artguy" <artguy@somethingorother.net> wrote:
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>"Steve" <stevec1@charter.net> wrote:
>>
>>Is there a Paris 4 coming out? is there info on it?
>>Steve
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>Steve-
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>i'm tempted to say, yeah, it's out, but there's no info on it, 'cause it
>won't record any info... but enought jokin.
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>those other guys are a' pullin' yer leg. Ain't no Paris 4 now, ain't gonna
>be no Paris 4 later.
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>Them other guys may have been jokin' with you 'cause they thought you was
>me.
>
>Give guys named Steve a break, guys....!
>
>-steve the artguy
Thanks Steve the art guy!Hi Don,
I would get a magma no matter what setup you use if you are doing a 4
card system.
If you can still find them the Gigabyte K8ns Ultra 939 (NForce 3
chipset) and the ASUS A8V (not deluxe) (VIA 800 chipset).
They are all AGP with 5 PCI slots. YOu would have to do one of those
Matrox AGP/PCI video card combos methods to get 4 monitors. Honestly I
would say stick with 3 monitors using the Matrox P750. Allot less
variables and resource issues going on that way.
I would avoid dual core cpus unless you are doing Cubase VST stuff on
the same machine. The Athlon 64 4000+ or one of the FX series would be
the best for number crunching a bunch of Waves plug ins. YOu also will
reduce issues with the UAD and Paris not having a dual CPU setup.
For more current motherboard with PCI-E the best one I've tried is the
ASUS A8R-MVP but like all new board they have at most 3 PCI slots.
Try to avoid Nforce 4 chipsets if you are using UAD and TC power core.
The N4 chipset in general kicks ass if you are doing native only.
Also try to avoid boards with to many convenient on board stuff. You
will probably have to disable them anyways. Silicon Image SATA
controller work nice on DAWS but the Promise SATA suck ass just disable
from the get go. Most all the on board nics work great.
MOst all the new board do behave as soon as you start to put more than 3
PCI cards int he machine. Trying to put in 4 EDS cards would be hit or
miss. The Magma 13 slot is the best one to get because
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