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Forum: Human Proteome Folding - Phase 2
Thread: Resizing of HPF2 work units |
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seippel
Former World Community Grid Tech Joined: Apr 16, 2009 Post Count: 392 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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For future work units, we have decreased the average run time from 9 hours to 6 hours for this project. This will allow users with slower computers or computers which are available less time to have a better chance of completing work units for this project. It will take about 20 days for the existing longer work units to be sent out, so the new shorter work units won't be seen until after this time.
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This is excellent news! Thanks!
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this is a good news. It means that if my pc now takes 3 hours it will take 2 hours...
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:O , that's 3 times faster than the project average, which btw has not budged a minute... the average times are creeping up [just like having a fever, not having reached the break point]. Looking at 9.63 hours for the day and 9.45 hours for the 7 day rolling period.
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From Sek's charts it seems that, as of today, Hours/Result for HPF2 have started to drop, but only a little bit, down to 8.98. That could be just a random behavior, but maybe some of the shorter WU's have started to appear.
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Yes, I can confirm I have seen all new WUs around 7 hrs, not really 6, but it could be my machines are slightly slower than the average.
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