Peter --
It will automagically update about an hour after the WCG updates the statistics (individual stats are updated at midnight, 06:00, 12:00 and 18:00 GMT -- Börni then updates the stats images an hour later).
Your team mate,

I just finished a 9 hour one. I've done a few and they all seem to be in that range. I guess it all averages, out, eh Peter?

Just wait and report back after you've downloaded and crunched a 4 meg unit

The size of a work unit is not really the ruling factor. We are only folding short proteins of no more than about 150 amino acids. We are skipping the long ones, unless we sometimes pick out a segment from a larger protein. That is sometimes done with Rosetta, according to research papers, but I have not been told if it is ever done in the Human Proteome Folding project. Work units take a long time if the folding process has to start taking many nearby bases (amino acid units) into account or if the heuristic algorithm assigns a large number of folds to a work unit. In general, we try to fold each protein about 10,000 times using different variables. Each work unit is assigned a number of folds, usually 120 - 500. The heuristic algorithm tries to guess the time each fold will take and varies the number of folds assigned accordingly.

mycrofth

Thanks for all the Information.