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OK where do I find this

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Tormond

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I know it exists but where is there a list of what proteins are worth what points?
 
See I knew it existed.. I have been scouring Stanfords site for 3 days looking for that
 
Is there a page that shows what WU you are turning in and the points that you are getting per? Just something I can monitor basically for EUE and to get some idea as to what I am actually crunching
 
Use your Log file - tells you the unit, time to crunch (easier if you use EMIII) and lists your early unit ends - points you can look up on the site.
 
I use Hardfolding all the time :) And logfiles aren't very much good (nor is EMIII) when I have PCs scattered acrosss 5 states (I just borged 2 in Texas over the phone...I am in North Carolina). Was just looking for some idea as to what types of stuff I was turning in on a regular. I had a run of the EUE 3302s a while back and found it was multiple machines doing it not just one so I didnt worry as much. This is the kind of info that I care about. Also stability is a HUGE key to how and what I am able to borg so having somewhere that shows me what I have screwed up today is beautiful.
 
install Yurt on your computers.

Or on stanford's users point page, click on the links at the bottom to show you what you have turned in.
 
I would love something like yurt that just recorded the start times (Extra SSE boost ok) and the finish times (core status = ?) of each work unit and sent the data to your own central collection point.
That way by scanning one file you could see at a glance if anything has glitched out with EUE or has lost its uplink, etc, etc.

My GPU clients will run for weeks ok but if one glitchs and starts throwing EUE then it wont un-glitch and fold properly without a restart.

Luck ........... :D
 
The biggest problem that I have is that according to Stanford I have 67 active CPUs. Of those 67 I probably know where 15 of them are at any given time. Having Yurt installed gives me the same problem that it does to FLECOM. A lot of my stuff I can't have listed as to where exactly it is.
 
Not t mention that according to Stanford you have like 15 CPUs are are outproducing me :)
 
Tormond said:
Not t mention that according to Stanford you have like 15 CPUs are are outproducing me :)
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Only got 10 CPU's in my home farm ............ :D

2x Opterons 285's @ 2.6, good for ~2,000 PpD.
1x C2D @ 2.75 Ghz & 2x X1950xtx, good for ~1300 PpD.
2x Opterons 250's @ 2.4 Ghz, good for ~900 PpD.
5x X2's @ 2.4 Ghz & 5x X1950xtx's, good for ~875 PpD each.
Gives me 44.7 Ghz for ~8,500 PpD

Going to drop the X1950's out of the X2's and go SMP folding on them.
Should get around the same points but save 500 watts in power.
If I was running pure CPU clients I would need four times the Ghz that I have now.

Luck .......... :D
 
I think they count the GPUs in the "core" count that they keep.. On the other hand I got another 6 borgs today :) Looks like I finally got my PPD over 7K average for the first time ever today as well. Now if I could just get those 25 Dual Core machines to come in so I can borgfest em I would be gtg :)

Just for the record I don't have a single GPU client (I am an NVidia guy) and only have 3 SMP clients to produce my PPD.. I am doing it the old fashioned way :)



 
Tigerbiten said:
Only got 10 CPU's in my home farm ............ :D

2x Opterons 285's @ 2.6, good for ~2,000 PpD.
1x C2D @ 2.75 Ghz & 2x X1950xtx, good for ~1300 PpD.
2x Opterons 250's @ 2.4 Ghz, good for ~900 PpD.
5x X2's @ 2.4 Ghz & 5x X1950xtx's, good for ~875 PpD each.
Gives me 44.7 Ghz for ~8,500 PpD

Going to drop the X1950's out of the X2's and go SMP folding on them.
Should get around the same points but save 500 watts in power.
If I was running pure CPU clients I would need four times the Ghz that I have now.

Luck .......... :D
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Yup, a month or two ago I was fixing to pass you with my 5.5 boxen, then you ramped up a bit;)

Then there are days like today when I out produce you and you show up with an actual attach date, I like these days better:)




 
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