Yup, information died with the end of the stress test.
And so did all GPU tasks it seems. It was hard to get GPU tasks before the stress test, but now it's totally impossible. I have tried since the stress test ended, but with no luck at all.

So, my second GPU cruncher goes offline now too.

I'm finding that if I just let it randomly grab GPU work units when they're available, I'm generally getting enough to more than double my daily points. So, really, I can't complain, especially since that system is my primary cruncher. Sure, the numbers were downright insane during the stress test (especially for anyone who ran multiple tasks), but it's going to be a challenge to keep the pipe full for any length of time.

Sometimes I might poke the server and rarely dislodge a few OPNGs, but BOINC is doing a good job on its own most of the time.

Hmm, why do we still have a 3-day deadline on the new non stress test WU's?

Just one example: https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/ms/device/...s.do?workunitId=660785640

It takes a while until the hardware is expanded. Folding@home is supported by AWS.

See this post by uplinger, where is stated: "We are going to be making some changes to the work units that are being sent out. (…) The changes we are making is setting the deadlines to 3 days instead of 7 days that have been previously sent out. All new work downloaded will have the 3 day deadline. (…) This allows us to start seeing where a steady state with a 3 day deadline is at, (…)"

Note the last two sentences: "All new work downloaded will have the 3 day deadline" and "This allows us to start seeing where a steady state with a 3 day deadline is at". So it may be lasting until a new decision is made.