Hi D

The last time we did less than a century a day was the 1st Jan 2006
The first time we did more than a century was the 28th November 2005

The 4th Quarter is always a good one as the America's are wide awake and crunching away

Fingers crossed for a greater than 140 year day

Historically Tuesday is usually the best day of the week (my gut feel anyway)

Don't ask me why this should be it's just one of those weird facts of life

140 years in a day would mean that the equivalent of 51,100 PC's (Averaging around the 2800+ mark) have been running all day today.

Thats a serious amount of number crunching going on - LOL

By my reckoning about 154TFlops of raw number crunching potential all freely given to this great project during each second of today

Thanks Folks from one small spot on the South Coast of England.

Dave

1.33E19

:-o

138 years 63 days 5 hours 32 mins and 40 seconds of run time

It is a new WCG record, our first 138 year day

50,433 PC's on for the full 24



We can now crunch up a Millennium in 7 1/4 days our first one took 31 days

djb61

You're right we are not doing too badly

The grid.org crew are also working on the HPF project so that's 259 years of crunching being done in one day! Grid.org is where I cut my teeth doing useful number crunching for the benefit of Mankind. I confess I also have 111 days to my name looking for ET but one of my buddies told me about the Cancer Research Program they were doing over there and I figured that might be slightly more useful (note the great understatement there ).

I hope only good things come as a result of our efforts at the WCG and over at Grid.org and indeed on a number of other Grid initatives around the globe.

Unfortunately there are only so many PC's to go around (and good hearted folk like yourself to point them in this direction). But there are still plenty of CPU's out there twiddling their thumbs and sitting chilly under the force of their fans. So there's plenty more still to recruit.

Keep 'em crunching

Dave