WCG Team Challenges

WCGs mission is to create the largest public computing grid benefiting humanity. You can choose from various work units to crunch: Fight AIDS, cure Cancer or support the Human Proteome Folding projects amongst many. (Previously supported by IBM).
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Post by UBT - Mikee »

simplespud wrote:Anyone else having problems getting new wu's for this project?
My Power Mac normally crunches four at a time - down to its last two, and my G4 won't get any new tasks.
The pending queue's getting longer as well...oh joy!
I'm having problems getting WUs now! Since I upgraded the CUDA driver coincidently. Also seems to be just doing 3 WUs + GPU instead of 4 WU +GPU. Could be just a case of the new installation needing a couple of days to settle down.
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UBT - Mikee wrote:
simplespud wrote:Anyone else having problems getting new wu's for this project?
My Power Mac normally crunches four at a time - down to its last two, and my G4 won't get any new tasks.
The pending queue's getting longer as well...oh joy!
I'm having problems getting WUs now! Since I upgraded the CUDA driver coincidently. Also seems to be just doing 3 WUs + GPU instead of 4 WU +GPU. Could be just a case of the new installation needing a couple of days to settle down.
I did the same upgrade on one of my systems and for around 30 minutes had only 3 of the 4 processors running, whilst a WU from GPUGRID was running. The 4th processor eventually kicked back in without my doing anything else.

While on the subject of GPUGRID - the WU ran for 20 hours and said it was only 16% through. With it's reporting deadline only 3 days away it was never going to finish so I killed it. Unfortunately this machine has several days work for WCG that it only picks up 1 SETI at a time - runs it for an hour on the GPU, then won't get another all day!
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Problem sorted - for now anyway.
Seems that my having several projects suspended, while taking part in the Christmas projects - has caused problems.

Didactylos on the WCG forum wrote "BOINC thinks you don't need any work. Probably your project debts are wrong after having the others set to "no work" for a long time.

Try resetting the project to reset the debt."

I didn't get chance to reset the project - as downloading new wu's for the other projects, must have sorted out the 'debt' which Didactylos mentioned. An HCC wu followed not long after.
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http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/team/ ... 9TGC4G1RP1

Looks like we'll finish a creditable 19th. No one is going to catch us and we're not going to overtake anyone. So I reckon we may as well run down and let the 'pendings' carry us through to the end.

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UBT - Mikee wrote:
I reckon we may as well run down and let the 'pendings' carry us through to the end.
Good! Now for some serious credit hogging.  :lol:
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I've heard tales, some say legend of certain projects which grant more favour than others...yeah ok, credits...

I could go on, but would just irritate myself, never mind you lot!

so, are there some projects more credit generous than others?
if so, any pointers?....

Cheers

Si
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ABC
SUDOKU

just to mention two





b. :D
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simplespud wrote:I've heard tales, some say legend of certain projects which grant more favour than others...yeah ok, credits...



Si
Milky Way is a very high credit project, plus there is no "wing man". Initial replication 1, minimum quorum 1.

Expect 40 credits per hours per core (@ 2.4 GHz)
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Primegrid is good also on the PSP Seive application. Even better if your pc is x64 capable  1.7x the credit of x86 users :)
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Expect 40 credits per hours per core (@ 2.4 GHz)
Im getting about 59 per hour on Milkyway with  an E4500  :lol: [/quote]

And about 26 credits on me old P4 2.8  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:
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UBT - mickyb69 wrote:

Expect 40 credits per hours per core (@ 2.4 GHz)
Im getting about 59 per hour on Milkyway with  an E4500  :lol:

And about 26 credits on me old P4 2.8  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:
That`s strange, mine`s an E6600. Maybe it`s a platform issue.
My rig is a Windows Vista.
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cheers guys, will check them out - see what results I get.
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UBT - Rick Horn wrote:
UBT - mickyb69 wrote:

Expect 40 credits per hours per core (@ 2.4 GHz)
Im getting about 59 per hour on Milkyway with  an E4500  :lol:

And about 26 credits on me old P4 2.8  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:
That`s strange, mine`s an E6600. Maybe it`s a platform issue.
My rig is a Windows Vista.


Probs vista, Even my old dell with its P4 2.7 mobile chip was getting  25.

:crybaby: Come back soon Milkyway, Now i've got to scrat around for
my last few credits. Pushhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Might even get 2 bonus ABC's woooohooooooo
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