Techs, hardly perturbed, but doubtlessly in cold sweat over 'no closing tag', piles of no replies needing to be send to reliable host, 'high load backoffs' and more eventful moments, the 'Machine', just ruffled the feathers and went on to do 647 CPU years on Wednesday for 1.28 PetaFLOPS [the WCG standard measurement... 700,000 points is 1 TeraFLOPS].

12/19/2013 4:049:17:26:13 5,370,241 13,128 < nightly spill
12/18/2013 647:015:17:19:57 897,104,577 2,089,802
12/17/2013 606:030:04:49:02 850,843,593 1,811,496
12/16/2013 674:345:02:31:04 955,818,654 2,032,813

More impressively, is 4 years morning 'spill' for 13,128 results. That's validations in the first 6 minutes and 2 seconds after midnight. If one extrapolates this, the scheduler has the theoretical capacity right now to do 3 million results, 50 percent more than the 2.089 we did yesterday. Awesomeness.

Crunch On.

P.S. The all time PETA peak during the height of the HCC GPU project was 1.445P with a sustained of 1.4P. We're nearly there.

In SekeRob's absence it's gone un-noticed that WCG has thrice exceeded 700 years RunTime in the last 7 days.

Firstly

Dec 30 701:299:05:43:47 RT 	          990,663,450 Pts 		1,915,171 Res

and then
Jan 02 713:259:10:19:19 RT 		1,049,235,200 Pts 		1,677,869 Res

Jan 03 741:331:12:31:36 RT 		1,097,771,549 Pts 		1,675,581 Res