The uptick increase I was talking about can be clearly seen here on this chart:

https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.org/forums/wcg/viewthread_thread,18765

Many computers (not all) that were crunching HCC units have now picked up a few FAAH units here and there. I'm seeing a recent 40% increase in the number of average daily FAAH units being crunched out there. Other projects have also seen un uptick since HCC ended.

Re: May 12, 2013 update
WEEKLY UPDATE - based on work averaged over the last 8 weeks:

Current Batch - 39,821

Projected Days Left - 230

Projected End Date - Dec. 26, 2013

Experiment Completion - 53.68 %

Another dramatic increase in production this week.

Cheers

WEEKLY UPDATE - based on work averaged over the last 8 weeks:

Current Batch - 40,056

Projected Days Left - 217

Projected End Date - December 22, 2013

Experiment Completion - 55.69%

***** As a side not of the significat speed up we had over the last 3 weeks : If we continute at the average rate that we had this past week alone we would be done with this experiment in only 157 days *****

Any guessimates on what happens to FAAH when the last of HPF2 and GFAM completes in the next two weeks or so? I'm thinking a lot of crunching power is going to swing this way pretty quick and we may soon find everyone's estimates to completion zip to zero points much faster than what is going on now.

I'm thinking Sekerob's estimates for 500+ days for FAAH may turn into a much smaller number in a hurry soon as well. Actually without new projects soon, any guessimates for when all the remaining projects will be completed?

I'm guessing maybe 3Q2013....

Any thoughts on this????

A quick off the cuff estimate. WCG has been running around 375 years of crunching per day. Clean energy runs about 23 years per day so that leaves about 352 years for the other three projects. Schistosoma is running low priority right now, down to about 15 years per day. That leaves only DSFL and FAAH running at full speed. If they are the only two running at full speed they will divvy up 337 years per day between them. That would be about 170 years(rounded for ease of estimating) per project per day. At that rate FAAH, doing about 1550 WU per year would do about 264,000 per day. I show about 23,000,000 WU left so that would mean about 88 days left in FAAH. DSFL runs at about 1850 WU per year so that would mean about 315,000 WU per day. I do not have estimate of how many WU might left, but based on other estimates of the end coming at the end of August, this would probably be moved up to the middle of July. Of course all of this would change should Schistosoma come back to full speed or another project starts, or Clean Energy grabs a bigger share of the crunching pie, or FAAH adds another experiment, or ????????????. Remember, these are very rough guesstimates.
Cheers