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how long does it take for the points to update?
it says i have 1400/20000 in my first workunit, but no points are showing up.
 
filthysanchez said:
how long does it take for the points to update?
it says i have 1400/20000 in my first workunit, but no points are showing up.
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1400/20000? Are you sure that's not completed steps in the work unit?

 
filthysanchez said:
how long does it take for the points to update?
it says i have 1400/20000 in my first workunit, but no points are showing up.
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You will get the points when that unit completes.....Depending on what it is,anywhere from 153 to 600 points..:)
 
filthysanchez said:
it's only up to 4600 now.
how long does it normally take to complete a unit?
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It depends on the work unit. But I average about 17-21 hours per WU right now. I had one take three days though. And I've only started last week.
 
i just started yesterday.
my new computer should be up soon, so i can use 2 or 3 different pcs soon enough.
 
If you are looking for actual numbers showing points, time to WU completion, etcetera, then you may be able to find what you want on the YURT website.

1) Go to this URL: YURT data by CPU

2) Locate the row showing data for your processor.

3) Under the column Machine Count, click on the number.

4) If it lists more than one machine, select one by clicking on the Machine ID. You'll probably be better off selecting the machine that has turned in the most completed WUs.

5) Scroll down on the page to the section entitled Detailed Work Unit History.

6) Now, locate the Project that you are currently doing. Hopefully, the machine you have selected to view has completed one or more WUs from the same project you are doing. The Work Time shows how long it took the selected machine to complete the WU, and other stats.

This is a roundabout way of getting what you want, and someone else may be able to give you an easier procedure.

Consider adding your machine to the dataset!

Fold on!

 
got it now.


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