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    Re: Good credit at Superlink

    Can we please standardize on how we talk about credits? It's like someone talking about getting 3 furlongs to the peck in their car.

    Credits per hour seems pretty standard.

    In any case, normal (pre-CreditNew) was about 20/hour. If I recall superlnk paid about 40/hour back when I crunched it, which was about 2x normal. So yeah, that was really good back in the day. Not sure what it pays now.

    But the thing to know about superlink, is that it needs about 1.2gb/task RAM to run. So be sure your machine is up to it.
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    Re: Good credit at Superlink

    Quote Originally Posted by zombie67 View Post
    Can we please standardize on how we talk about credits? It's like someone talking about getting 3 furlongs to the peck in their car.

    Credits per hour seems pretty standard.

    In any case, normal (pre-CreditNew) was about 20/hour. If I recall superlnk paid about 40/hour back when I crunched it, which was about 2x normal. So yeah, that was really good back in the day. Not sure what it pays now.

    But the thing to know about superlink, is that it needs about 1.2gb/task RAM to run. So be sure your machine is up to it.
    My fastest machine is getting about 60/hr. The slowest about 40/hr.

    Haven't had a problem with Ram on my fastest machine which is dual core with 2G. It does get a hair sluggish, though.

    Anyways, I said "Good" credits, not "Great" credits. I thought I would mention it because it is better than credit new and Superlink doesn't always have work. Naturally, being an MM'er, I pay attention to that sort of thing.

    I guess I need to be more specific when I post about these things, that I'm not telling anyone to go there. I just saw something that I thought others might be interested in.
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    Re: Good credit at Superlink

    Quote Originally Posted by trigggl View Post
    My fastest machine is getting about 60/hr. The slowest about 40/hr.

    Haven't had a problem with Ram on my fastest machine which is dual core with 2G. It does get a hair sluggish, though.

    Anyways, I said "Good" credits, not "Great" credits. I thought I would mention it because it is better than credit new and Superlink doesn't always have work. Naturally, being an MM'er, I pay attention to that sort of thing.

    I guess I need to be more specific when I post about these things, that I'm not telling anyone to go there. I just saw something that I thought others might be interested in.
    Hey Triggle, I hope it didn't come across like I wasn't grateful that you posted. It's great that you took the time to let everyone know about SL. I do the same here and there. There have been quite a few times when I got project credits that I would have missed out on if I wasn't on the team. Much appreciated

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    Re: Good credit at Superlink

    Murphy took out my internet connection last night so I have a bunch of unreported tasks. Naturally, now that my internet is back up, Superlink is down.
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    Re: Good credit at Superlink

    Quote Originally Posted by zombie67 View Post
    Can we please standardize on how we talk about credits? It's like someone talking about getting 3 furlongs to the peck in their car.

    Credits per hour seems pretty standard.
    Credits/hr it is

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