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Fresh meat...
Another heap of benchmark pages appear miraculously from the deserted wasteland that was believed dead and buried. There are now 475 results in total in the tables. Also on the good news front, Roelof is keeping a quick-fix table of the latest top 200 on his SETI Spy site. This will help keep things a little more up to date than of late. As a little bonus to the faithful (Action gains honourable mention) and those who just have to know, there are four extra sorted pages dealing with multi-CPU results. To qualify a system must have 2 or more CPUs. These qualifying results are sorted by number of CPUs, number of clients, time and Mhz. As there are over 60 results that fall into this category it's about time they were detailed a little bit. [Anyone running 15 instances of SETI on a single CPU box is thus not included, unless you can convince me otherwise]. As a final reality check (sidenote), the way my time is shrinking and these pages enlarging, updates once a quarter from me are a realistic scenario. Keep the faith and see you in July.
Max out.

A little extra...
Several Palomino results and a couple of extra sortable headings for your delight, edification and general interest. Submission sorts by date and is pretty straightforward but OS is a little more subject to interpretation. I've grouped XP, 2000 and NT together (since they share the same progressively revised kernel) to provide two pages of results. ME, 98 & 95 are similarly herded together as they share a (now withering) branch of the MS family tree and again require two pages. That, unfortunately, meant that the other 65 benchmarks covering a multitude of operating sysems have been clumped somewhat unfairly together onto a fifth page. Howls of anguish no doubt from those who reckon Linux derivatives should get their own page. Real world needs lead to as simple an OS breakdown as possible that would suit the vast majority. Apologies to any non-MS users who feel slighted. Have a look and any suggestions (yes, 'update more often' is an obvious one), improvements or corrections are welcomed.
Keep sending your new benchmaks to Roelof  and they will eventually make it to the tables subject to his ratification.
Max out.

Goodness gracious - an update...
Another 40 plus results added to the scrolls courtesy of numerous benchmarkers, Roelofs compilations and my slow transformation into html. Almost sounds like I know what I'm doing! Thanks for your patience and continued enthusiam in the face of a long SETI plateau - a stable client and few bugs means that little changes except the inevitable onward march of Megahertz and new processors. The benchmark result tables await you... 
Max out.

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