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Closed*** SETI/BOINC Milestones (TM) III ***Closed
(Message 168309)
Posted 16 Sep 2005 by krgm Post: WOOHOO!!! Just passed 10K Seti 10 min ago (or so) & just passed 20K boinc in the last day!! |
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The average granted credits are quite low.
(Message 168237)
Posted 16 Sep 2005 by krgm Post: IMHO it's because of the low benchmarks for P4 HT machines... very low. They crunch WU quite fast, have low benchmarks so the claimed credit for those machines are LOW.... I have a couple of AMD XP's at home & my dad has a P4 with Hyper threading. Check out the difference in the claimed credit! P4 HT AMD (edit tried to hyperlink) |
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New server status items
(Message 166508)
Posted 11 Sep 2005 by krgm Post: I have just noticed that my status graphs have been showing a blank line for the past few hours. Um, but is it just me, or are the validation graphs unable to tell the difference between 281 results & 281k results? |
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Question on this granted credit
(Message 165007)
Posted 9 Sep 2005 by krgm Post: If it takes at least 3 valid results to be returned to grant credit how come 2 people where granted credit on this one and I was given zero. If there was an error on my returned result how come they granted credit? I have never had an error on returned result and it does not say I had an error, I was just given zero credit? I have had simular happen to me with a E@H WU. I got very little credit, as the WU that failed validation was used in deciding the granted credit. I noticed that both of you are using Windows Millenium Edition. I wonder if that has something to do with it? |
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Out of WU's again
(Message 164182)
Posted 7 Sep 2005 by krgm Post: I think the file server is impacting both crunched & un-crunched WU's . . . . |
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penguin overloaded?
(Message 163492)
Posted 5 Sep 2005 by krgm Post: it is spending more or less *all* of its time in disk wait. Maybe you might consider shutting off a couple of splitters then for the time being. . . Maybe by creating less files, there will be less activity on the file servers & they can catch up (Almost an outage, but just restricting the amount of work available) |
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penguin overloaded?
(Message 163182)
Posted 4 Sep 2005 by krgm Post: I have noticed on the server stats that penguin seems to be doing all the validating, deleting, assinilating, and some other stuff as well. I was wondering if it might be an idea to take one of the splitters offline & get them to help on validating. Making work doesn't seem to be a problem, just dealing with the results is! |
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Is it just me?
(Message 163127)
Posted 4 Sep 2005 by krgm Post: One thing I don't understand is that my results usually claimed credit in the range between 25 and 32 pr WU - but when I started using an optimzed worker it only claims beween 6 and 7 credits pr. WU The reason is simple. The claimed credits are based on your benchmarks * time (basically). So less time = less credit |
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Is it just me?
(Message 163125)
Posted 4 Sep 2005 by krgm Post: Actually, I have noticed on a P4 with hyper-threading, that boinc seems to benchmark it at 1/2 (1/2 for one WU, 1/2 for the other), when in reality 2 WU's finish far quicker at once then if you were to run them one at a time |
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Damn You People Using Boinc 4.13
(Message 139909)
Posted 21 Jul 2005 by krgm Post: Now, I was just looking at my results. 2 of them have 0 credits due to this problem. All the download errors were reported before my computer had started work on the WU's. Can SETI not send a stop work order (or something like that) to BOINC to not persue further work on that WU? |
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