The 2010 signal from TYC, a solar twin older than the sun, was at 300 sigmas IIRC and at Pi * 1420 MHz. The WOW! signal, at 30 sigmas, is the standard for Project Argus. There have been a number of signals of apparently extraterrestrial origin that have lasted a brief time and never been seen again.
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Later I felt I could hardly charge them and then give it away to everyone else for free so I made it AU$10 (back when that was less than USD$5) It covers my hosting charges and I still maintain that it has the smallest resource footprint of any tool that does the same job.I see from your website that Project Argus has plateaued at ~150 telescopes, and has switched to a strategy of intermittently scanning the whole sky. I needed the money at the time so I took them up on the offer. I was busy at the time so they offered to pay for the changes. The paid version came about directly as a request from a clan that were running their own servers and wanted a command line interface. The gaming community stumbled onto TimerResolution and specifically the CS guys so I can only conclude that the way CS has been coded (at least the early versions) meant that its performance was heavily tied to the system timer. I'm truly sorry that anyone got banned using my software, even if it was later overturned. Many people use it though because of placebo and/or due to reading random, outdated articles on the internet.Īs the author of TimerResolution I've tried to explain how and why it makes a difference on some systems here
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Modern PCs not running Windows XP should not need this tool, as this timer issues has been solved for a long time now. Even if the game says to the system "wait for 1ms until this happens, if not, get back to me", but the timer resolution of the system is 15ms, then the game wouldn't just wait for 1ms, but for 15ms. This happens because the current timer resolution is the lowest amount of time a game can wait for something. With 15ms timer resolution, this meant that your FPS might be capped around 70, or there could be heavy micro-stutter as the frames were coming 15ms too late or too early. This meant that the game engine was waiting for too long when reading input and such. Windows XP used to have a bug where some games didn't set a timer resolution. The 0.5ms timer resolution does nothing useful on most systems.
If you start CS:GO, you will see the game sets it to 1ms. It does nothing useful, unless you're using an old version of Windows XP.
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