Morning all.

Finally got the "join team" link to appear so will be adding a little to the chocolate point fund, after loading the team page a couple of times, logging in then out then back in again while sat on the team page.

Temperature has been the main problem in my crunching experience. The works machine has just been restarted with BOINC, with a trial run on the choccy project. The office got so hot this summer (even with windows open, fans on) that running the machine flat out meant that the whole performance was terrible. So had to stop it crunching but now it's cooler it can be given a runout and see how it goes.
The home machine has been fine and is running on WCG, at the moment it is the cost of the leccy bill that is really the main reason it is not on all the time.

Crikey the internet at work this afternoon is flakier than Flakey McFlake, winner of this years Mr Flakey Pastry award.
(With apologies to Sticky the Stick insect)

I think some of the updates are very infrequent, but at least once per day. Your score at GPUGrid was probably just as you created the team and it will take a while to catch up....

UK team midday crunch:

			                    	Hours				
RunTime		        180.5		        4,332				
7day Avg		164.3		        3,953				
August    		164.4		        3,944				
						

 No. Of Members Active This Morning:								
				Total	        48	out of	117	
				Group 1    	29 	,,  ,,	 29	
				Group 2    	 9	,,  ,,	 12	
				Group 3    	 6	,,  ,,	 18	
				Group 4    	 1	,,  ,,	  9	
				InAct New	 1	,,  ,,	 12	
				InActive	 0	,,  ,,	 34	
				Group 7    	 2	,,  ,,	  3	

A good morning's crunching -unusal for a Friday

Virtually everyone hitting their average with gordoncarruthers returning 17.0 RTd (Avg 10.4) and RTS48 9.5 (Avg 3.6). Nothing from Labinopper who seems to only return results once or twice a day in late evenng.

The higher the value in the "credit_per_hour_cep2" column, the better!

My CPU (i7-920) with Windows 7 64-bit is the following line (extra spaces added to clarify the columns a bit more):

credit_per_hour_faah   credit_per_hour_fahv   credit_per_hour_cep2   os_name     p_model
139.8                  103.6                  85.3                   Microsoft   Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67GHz (Intel64 Family 6 Model 26 Stepping 4)

So, from that, I get the following stats:

Credits per hour (FA@H Autodock): 139.8
Credits per hour (FA@H Vina): 103.6
Credits per hour (CEP2): 85.3

Interesting, just had a look through the tables, and found the following:

credit_per_hour_faah   credit_per_hour_fahv   credit_per_hour_cep2   os_name     p_model
136.8                  161.1                  98.2                   Linux       Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 920  @ 2.67GHz (Family 6 Model 26 Stepping 4)

So, by converting from Windows 7 64-bit to Linux, my credit-per-hour ratings on FA@V would sky-rocket and my CEP2 equivalent would also go up a decent amount.