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SekeRob
Master Cruncher Joined: Jan 7, 2013 Post Count: 2741 Status: Offline |
Hey, leave my name out of this... only had a question. If you 'use' a computer you use a computer and that comes off the crunching time. This way, my dev machine does about 75%-80% efficiency, 18-21 hours per core reported at end of day and when not active on any particular day, 95-99% efficient and the emphasize, on all cores, no up front disabling for crunching TThrottle steals [rips] CPU cycles from BOINC to achieve the temp lowering, but because the modern CPU will interpret that as 'golly, can go faster', it clocks up, so TThrottle starts stealing even more cycles. All but few will figure out what that does to the EOD total reportable CPU time, oh and actual GFLOPS processed...the real work metric.
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nasher
Veteran Cruncher USA Joined: Dec 2, 2005 Post Count: 1423 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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always nice to see when we manage to crank up the computers faster than the researchers can keep up the work
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danghuy1994
Cruncher Vietnam Joined: Aug 3, 2016 Post Count: 14 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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Hi guys. Is the work still pausing ?
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TPCBF
Master Cruncher USA Joined: Jan 2, 2011 Post Count: 2173 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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... I've currently snagged 7 HSTB WU's in the interim. "Sieben auf einen Streich!" Ralf ![]() |
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fablefox
Senior Cruncher Joined: May 31, 2010 Post Count: 168 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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Just got 'No Tasks Available,' sending other work. Let's all take a minute and reflect what that means - we're completing experiments faster than the researchers can craft them. Congrats everybody! Local wise, yes. But not in general. There are many other research out there that need our help in crunching. What happened is that many came here from other research in order to gain badges, so they are getting more work power than expected (when divided among research). Last I check this research was at number two. Once crunchers get the usual badges and new research came into the mix, I wonder what number will this research get. Come to think of it, tonight I need to tick Fight Aids@Home. |
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KLiK
Master Cruncher Croatia Joined: Nov 13, 2006 Post Count: 3108 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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Well, we're now officially at 100% - hopefully the pause won't be that long... As for me, I'm currently at 66 days, 08 hrs (and 8 WU's - 12.82 Hrs in PV), as well as 280 WU's cached - the max I can get (8 * 35) for my cores. As to whether I'll reach Gold before I run out of SCC WU's, only time will tell - although with the short run times, I suspect it'll be 'touch and go'. With 8 cores 24/24 you'd be able to do 7.5+ years of computing per annum, yet you seem to be in constant fight, like now to even reach gold, for a project that has had ample supply. Way over my head. Finally, what also comes into play, is that, even though I may have 280 WU's currently cached (the limit I'm allowed), if those run on average, for 1 hr, that's only 280 hrs - whilst if I'm needing ~24 days to reach Gold, that's 576 hrs, and hence, 296 hrs short. If those WU's average out at 2 hrs, then I'll be ~16 hrs short. Obviously, I'll only know for certain as to how long those cached WU's take, after the event - and therefore, my uncertainty as to reaching Gold before the flow of WU's (and my cache) runs out. That's why you have to use Tthrottle with 100% of throttle on the BOINC to run the job 24/7, but on just a 2/3 of the CPU to have some 60 or 75°C temp on laptop...then you'll have 7+ years per year of CPU time! ![]() Glad it helped out... What also helped me is that I got some stupid HTC Android on a job...changed it for iPhone, as soon as I could with a contract...& not it's doing 2 jobs: - crunching on my desktop - pilling up the dust What else are Androids for?! ![]() |
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RT
Master Cruncher USA - Texas - DFW Joined: Dec 22, 2004 Post Count: 2636 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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This is irritating. All my machines went idle and I did not notice it for a while. If you guys would just fix it so that we could set priorities on our "My Projects" so that I could set Childhood #1 and MCM #2 and TB #3 etc. then I would not have idled my machines. Incidentally Why the heck did you take Childhood Cancer off the menu altogether?
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armstrdj
Former World Community Grid Tech Joined: Oct 21, 2004 Post Count: 695 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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There is not a beta planned at this point.
Thanks, armstrdj |
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deltavee
Ace Cruncher Texas Hill Country Joined: Nov 17, 2004 Post Count: 4894 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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Incidentally Why the heck did you take Childhood Cancer off the menu altogether? It's not "off the menu", it's been moved to Intermittent Projects, and is still selectable. |
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NixChix
Veteran Cruncher United States Joined: Apr 29, 2007 Post Count: 1187 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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It's not "off the menu", it's been moved to Intermittent Projects, and is still selectable. I'm glad you pointed that out deltavee. I didn't notice that it was moved. I thought it was taken off the menu too. I have now reselected it so that my crunchers will resume hammering away as soon as new work has been poured into the hopper.Cheers ![]() ![]() |
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