I just got the briefcase up and running. Dead silent and invisible, lets see how long it takes until the parents switch it off
I just got the briefcase up and running. Dead silent and invisible, lets see how long it takes until the parents switch it off
Main rig:
CPU: I7 920C0 @ 3.6Ghz (180*20)
Mobo: DFI UT X58 T3eH8
RAM: 12GB OCZ DDR3-1600 Platinum
GPU/LCD: GeForce GTX280 + GeForce 8600GTS (Quad LCDs)
Intel X25-M G2 80GB, 12TB storage
PSU/Case: Corsair AX850, Silverstone TJ07
24 days on my XP box and freakin 103 on my smoothwall
cheers ewsforos! Keep at it guys
Disaster - some kind of power blip at work Gave me a chance to do some much needed maintenance on this box tho', and that heap of updates too! Will anyone beat the 125 day XS record for WinXP?
Dammit SoulGG! It's looking good for you taking the throne with all that battery backup goodness, but just make sure you dont work that laptop too hard - I wouldn't want it to overheat & crash or anything
We've gotta move office in January too, I might have to shift this project to a machine at home - mostly Wintendo-2k boxes, of which 1 must've been up 3 weeks to a month hopefully - I'll have a look later on.
Gratz to ewsforos on the upcoming birthday too Party hat at the ready.
Still shows that machine as up on the stats?! shame about the shutdown man, at least I'm one step closer to retaking the XP uptime title
*singing* Happy birthday to youuuuu, happy birthday to youuuuu *singing*
(check sig)
PS: I will be away on holidays for a while. Having said that, I'll try to check on the forum, nontheless, every now and then
Happy Birthday mate, have a good break over christmas too
Dear Uptime-Community,
After the last very successful 5 years with about 1.7 million data records and
more than 20000 active users, we would like to say "thank you" to everyone who
helped the project grow to what it is right now.
+++ We are very sad to say it, but we decided to close down the Uptime-Project
on the 1st of March 2007. +++
Surely this wasn't an easy decision because of all the time we invested in the
project but we don't have enough time to keep the site alive. Another problem
is, and always was, the increasing costs for servers and traffic. (Thanks to our
sponsors!)
Please shut down all the uptime-clients you're running because we can't keep the
domain name forever and we don't want somebody to get his hands on the user data
the clients are sending.
Why don't we give away the project for free and let somebody else run it?
That question is easy to answer. With more than 20000 users, there is a lot of
user data in our database (for example the email-addresses). We don't want
somebody to get his hands on this data to maintain the user.s privacy.
Again, thank your very much for competing in the Uptime-Project!
Sincerely the Uptime-Project staff
Sucks to see it go
Nooooo! I was just contemplating getting the client running again on my work PC (we've moved office & got new machines recently). It's a shame really 'cos there was some amazing records on there, but I can understand what they're saying on the privacy front.
Hopefully some passionate ex-Uptimer will create an Uptime Project II, and a new client to go with it I hope at least.
>>edit: typo
Last edited by jimwah; 02-15-2007 at 12:41 AM.
damn did they ever make an OSX client?
Ed.
Conroe E6420 @ 3.3ghz at the moment.
DFI Dark P965
2gb Geil DDR800 4-4-4-12
8800GTS 512mb
1.7TB Storage
CM Stacker
I suppose you might have had a chance of getting the linux client to run Sadly, its academic now.
Hi there. I just stumbled upon this thread. Unfortunately, I'm too late to even try breaking an uptime world record, but I can tell you my last W2K3 socket 478 Celeron 2.6GHz network gateway (I've upgraded it to an 805 last September) once had an uptime of nearly 150 days. And even then, I only rebooted it because I wanted to patch the OS (it IS a Windows machine, after all, I started getting worried about security flaws... lol)
I just wanted to point out that 1) there is no need for fancy hardware (as it was already pointed out). I was running the server on an Asus P4P800-VM motherboard and 3x256MB DDR-400 OEM sticks. I didn't even have an UPS (good power lines, thankfully).
And 2) Windows boxes may not be as good as *nix systems on major uptime world records, but it IS possible to get great uptimes from them.
Cheers
Miguel
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