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Former Member
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A couple of dg01 just completed on my Core i5-750, taking 6.03 and 6.29 hours.
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Re: Read the Member News: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/forums/wcg/viewthread_thread,30943
----------------------------------------All I can say is it sure wasn't seamless! See this thread [Edit 1 times, last edit by Former Member at Mar 1, 2011 7:59:01 AM] |
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Read the Member News: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/forums/wcg/viewthread_thread,30943 Yah, I can understand that but why the big leap in number? shouldn't 6.18 be suffice enough?   |
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Former Member
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A type or C type? Is it to signify and align the version numbers of all sciences at 6.40 and up to know they're because of the key change and not because of a science app fix?
----------------------------------------Just my 2 [Euro] cents. --//-- edit: An so my eye loiters over another thread which says: ... with HCMD2. It downloaded wcg_hcmd2_maxdo_6.40_i686-pc-linux-gnu and then reported: [Edit 1 times, last edit by Former Member at Mar 1, 2011 8:49:51 AM] |
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genes
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Picked up a Type A dg01 overnight, it's a _2 and date of 3/9 so a repair I guess, along with a number of ts01 repairs. Est. time on that dg01 is 61 hours on this Core Duo T2500. Still have the 6.17's in my 1-day queue, so it looks like I didn't lose any in the change to 6.40.
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Former Member
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No, A Type have a higher priority in the feeder (only go to R++ hosts) and a standard deadline of 8 days, repairs being 3.2 days. Of course since they only go to Reliable hosts, they come back within 2 days which then allows to send the batches back to the scientists much quicker for them to make the B Type batches.
----------------------------------------btw, the run times for A type are probably not much longer any more than C Type pr/pl, B type now kind of the longest of the 3 types. --//-- edit: The B Type have a deadline of 7 days, a higher priority in the feeder also i.e. they're pushed out before any C type in the feeder, with 2.8 days allowed for repairs. These go to all hosts no matter their rating. [Edit 1 times, last edit by Former Member at Mar 1, 2011 12:53:47 PM] |
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genes
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OK thanks for the info SekeRob. I'll keep a watch on that Type A to see what the runtime actually turns out to be. If it's really only 5-6 hours then it will definitely be back before 2 days.
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KWSN - A Shrubbery
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Of all the dg A types I've gotten, the longest run time is slightly over 12 hours. All but the slowest machines should be able to crank them out in less than a single day no matter what the estimated duration.
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FAHE
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By percentage it looks like about 10-12 hours work. On my I5-M520 @ 2.4GH running W7-32 average 11.5 hours On my Q9300 @ 2.5GH running Vista-32 average 6.75 hours On my wifes Q9400 @ 2.66GH running W7-64 average 6 hours  |
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bieberj
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No, A Type have a higher priority in the feeder (only go to R++ hosts) and a standard deadline of 8 days, repairs being 3.2 days. Of course since they only go to Reliable hosts, they come back within 2 days which then allows to send the batches back to the scientists much quicker for them to make the B Type batches. I noticed that my Type A is actually a repair job - but has deadline of 8 days and not 3.2 days. |
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