Through no fault of my own, I currently find myself teamless and I'm seeking invitations to a new home. Don't look at my SIGNATURE stats to check me out (currently suffering from the dreaded "split CPID" ), my real stats can be found here. My current RAC reflects the output from two quad-core CPUs and four HD4890 ATI GPUs. However I have recently added to my "garden plot" (I'm just a gardener still, don't have a farm yet ) with six more cores (AMD Phenom II x6 1090T) and one ATI HD5770 (hoping to add at least one more HD5770 in a month or two). I expect my RAC to settle in at approximately ½ million per day.

So ... enough about what I can bring to a team. Here's what I am looking for in my new team. Happy with their "under-dog" position but fiercely competetive without being snide or conceited. I'm looking for a home where all types and sizes of crunchers are equally welcome, but where not just a handful (or less) of major players carries the team. Hoping for a team with less than 100 members and where "active" participants make up at least ⅔ to ¾ of the team membership. The team MUST have an organized and ACTIVE forum with LOTS of forum participation by at least 20-25 (or at least 50% of membership if it's a small team) active members.

Please send invitations here at BOINCstats (not at the project forums) via Private Message, not in this thread.

I'm currently tagging along with the Hungarian national team but I'm still seeking a more PERMANENT home

I'm sure any team would be honored to have you as a member.

If you would like, please feel free to join in with a rather young Crunching team with big hearts and dedication. Crunching@EVGA started up a few months ago as an off-shoot of our Folding@EVGA team for Folding@Home. We welcome all who want to join in our community and share in the fun of contributing to science through distributed computing.

Our home forum is www.evga.com/forums and we have dedicated areas for Folding and Cruching that you can check out.

Thank you in advance for considering joining with us.


Note: These teams are completely comprised of form members and are not in any way affiliated with EVGA the company. Most of us are computer hardware enthusiasts who own EVGA product(s), but these are in no way criteria for joining. All are welcome to join.


EDIT: Maybe I should have looked at the date of that post I replied to. I didn't think it was that old. Sorry for brining it back if you are no longer looking for a permanent team.