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rbotterb
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Re: Computing for Sustainable Water project nearing completion

cjslman, you can always bring down some extra CFSW WUs, and them limit your GFAM WUs to only part of your CPUs. I've done that before when a project started to toss huge WUs at me and clog things up. GFAM recently INCREASED their WUs by 90%! I kind of wished for us smaller crunchers they cut them in one-half instead of making us little guys have to run 3-5 calendar days to get one of them done. Oh well, such is life....
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Re: Computing for Sustainable Water project nearing completion

rbotterb... thanks for the suggestion... it didn't occur to me to assign the ginormous GFAM WUs to individual CPUs. I'll give it a try.

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Re: Computing for Sustainable Water project nearing completion

I'm within 21 days of sapphire, now, which is the goal I set when they announced it was nearing completion.

Since I had a 2-3 day cache on most machines and I count 3.5 days in PV, I've switched the 12 cores I had on it back to SN2S/DDDT2, and have lowered all their caches back down to 1.25 days.

So, good luck to everyone else meeting their goals on this task, as well.

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Re: Computing for Sustainable Water project nearing completion

back to malaria now
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Re: Computing for Sustainable Water project nearing completion

Todays update, as always the time is UTC+2:
01.09.2012 23:03:59 | World Community Grid | Started download of cfsw_16506_16506069_D16506069.sql

Due to the outage this is a large jump, if averages over two days the current speed is 324.5 series/day.

More work going out isn't unexpected, since some users increasing their caches often happens after an outage. Some work was likely also cancelled due to corrupted file-system, leading to a further increase in work-demand.
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Re: Computing for Sustainable Water project nearing completion

Just got my badge so I dumped the rest of my work units. Over 200.
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Re: Computing for Sustainable Water project nearing completion

Congratulations, Brook/Brink! And thanks for releasing your unneeded WUs!

Pretty sure I'm going to make it, too. I need to be able to crunch full tilt for 16 more calendar days, so if WUs are available for even 8 or 10 more days and I fill an 8-day cache on all my machines, I can do it.
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I like your odds. With the bad batches and the server issues there will be far more units sent out as redundant. I expect an extension of at least one day in available results.
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For Sekerob, this is the highest result number I could find:
cfsw_ 16559_ 16559088_ 0-- L2-PC In Progress 9/2/12 00:17:56

It's gonna be real hard to estimate time left as most of the results I'm getting currently are still in the 13xxx and 14xxx batches.
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Re: Computing for Sustainable Water project nearing completion

No worry... by the time we're into 17000 it is likely sequential again. FTM, simply going by the returned results. There are 1000 per batch, so yesterday(+Friday) with 326,586 valids, there were ~327 batches processed. The buffers I'm considering to be chock-a-block by Monday.
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