Aww man I lost one of my blue balls. It's gone.
 
Oh where oh where has my blue ball gone , Oh where oh where can it beeee.
Bring back, bring back, bring back my blue ball to me, to meeeee.
 
 

Congratulations robbysites!

 You earned Bronze badge from project DNA

robbysites
Congratulations robbysites!

You earned Bronze badge from project DNA

Grats robby
Oh badass pic rob, very cool

CSG: DNA@home   
 
Very cool compressor, Orange!  Never thought about modding mine, lol.
Afterburner should know what my avatar goes with, I think he has one too!

He does have one. I have one also Mine is a bit older than both of yours.
I have had the mod bug a long time with a bad case of Mustang fever.

Citizen Science Grid  &
 
@Opolis and for those who might be interested
OMG  OMG  OMG  OMG OMG  OMG  OMG  OMG
One of the most beautiful cars in the world... period.
I know I'm bouncing towards the off topic border here but for your amusement:
Norway is the most expensive country to buy a car in. Car wise, we are THE tax hell.
This very car, with the engine in your profile pic, the "Coyote", if I walked in to a Ford dealer and bought that one new today.....
With today's currency... Hold on to your socks gentlemen..... $154.208,-
Today's price of gas... $8,- a gallon.
Welcome to Norway   

Wow Orange, that's crazy. I am still not happy gas is over 2$ a gal.
Just filled up with 93 octane, I have to use 93 no choice, paid 3.40 gal. Still better than last year it was over 4$

My first GPUGrid badge with my recently bought 780 Ti,
 0.5Mil
Getting about 7700 Sec on Short tasks @ 1188MHz, not too bad. The gpu usage is only at 78% though, is that normal?
 
Two of my 7950's died so I decided it was time to upgrade finally.  

tucker147
My first GPUGrid badge with my recently bought 780 Ti,
 0.5Mil
Getting about 7700 Sec on Short tasks @ 1188MHz, not too bad. The gpu usage is only at 78% though, is that normal?
 
Two of my 7950's died so I decided it was time to upgrade finally.  

Grats on your GPUGrid badge
Your 78% seems ok. I just checked out one of mine, and it showed sub 70% at default.
I have one recommendation though. With a 780Ti, you would credit wise, benefit greatly by switch to Longruns only.
A 780Ti at default settings will typically need a tad over 4 hours to crunch a long run, and it will credit 75.000 points.
In 24 hours, you might do 5-6 of them, meaning over 400K. They may vary some, but the longrun's do pay more.
You can narrow your wu's to long runs only in your GPUGrid preferences page.
As you can see of the screenie from the performance page over at GPUGrid, the 980 dominates, but the 780Ti's are breathing heavy up the 980 neck's.
Don't be shy to enter this ranking too