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 Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 7:41 pm Post subject: 1.5M, <2000 in the world, 24th in KWSN |
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A busy week for my shrubbers!
Not quite as exciting as passing 1 million was though.
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| Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 8:26 pm Post subject: |
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WOW  !!!!!
You have been spanking those shrubbers..... 
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| Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 10:20 am Post subject: |
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It seems your graphics is not working properly to show the total and I am to lazy to find it elsewhere. Have you been spanking your graphics to much?   
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Lloyd M.
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| Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2007 10:41 pm Post subject: Re: 1.5M, <2000 in the world, 24th in KWSN |
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| ohiomike wrote: | A busy week for my shrubbers!
Not quite as exciting as passing 1 million was though.
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Smokin'! 
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| Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 3:41 pm Post subject: |
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Kudos Sir OhioMike
BTW thanks for turning me on to Cosmo, ( Einstein was making me crazy, more errors than credits ) it has brought my RAC back to around 1.5k and that will take me to my first million in about February
I also had a pretty good month
http://statsnstones.tswb.org/MemberMilestones.aspx?cpid=14fa138a5f20ad7ad052a101b40db9e1
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Jimmy P
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Nice one 
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ohiomike
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I'm hoping Einstein gets things straightened out on SR3. I dropped out of SR2 because of 24 hour WUs that resulted in "errors".
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JerWA
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Eh, despite the occasional error WU, E@H is my 2nd highest RAC (486) for a single E6400 core. Higher than SETI optimized (481), CPDN SAP (376), Rosetta (305) and WCG (294) to list the projects running single core on my various E6400s. Only QMC is RACing higher (682!). And, except for a brief stint at the end of last month/beginning of this one, has been pretty steadily near that score.
BOINCStats is kinda having a fit about it though. Says my RAC is 381... and over 500 according to the project. <shrug> BoincStats can be strange.
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Al Dente
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| Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 1:24 pm Post subject: |
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You just need to realise that the BS-RAC is effectively a 60-day moving average of your "real" RAC - it's actually (Score now - Score 60 days ago)/60. So if your RAC changes, it takes a while for BS-RAC to catch up.
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JerWA
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The problem is, it hasn't changed. The only thing I can think of is that some stats didn't get exported or something. BoincStats is the one saying the project shows 500, and it's the only project with such a huge variation between what the project says and what BS says. No big deal, it's just odd.
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Your Einstein RAC graph looks about right to me - there was a big dip 3-4 weeks ago (SIMAP, perhaps?).
The reasoning behind BS-RAC is to remove the anomolies caused by some projects not updating RAC until you add points; Docking (not crunched since May) still shows me at ~280, but BS-RAC is showing, correctly, zero.
Personally, I prefer the BOINCSynergy method, where they calculate your RAC at each update, so it always shows a reasonably true value.
If you didn't know, RAC is an exponential function with a half-life of 7 days, so if you start crunching a project at, say, a steady 100/day your RAC will be 50 after a week, 75 after 2 weeks, 87½ after 3 weeks, etc. taking ~6 weeks to get to 99, so there's always a delay when you change crunching rate; with RAC it's 6 weeks, with BS-RAC it's 8 weeks.
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| Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 9:08 pm Post subject: Re: 1.5M, <2000 in the world, 24th in KWSN |
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| ohiomike wrote: | A busy week for my shrubbers!
Not quite as exciting as passing 1 million was though.
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Yeee Haaah!
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Lloyd M.
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| JerWA wrote: | .
BOINCStats is kinda having a fit about it though. Says my RAC is 381... and over 500 according to the project. <shrug> BoincStats can be strange. |
I hear that! It's interesting to compare to Stats 'n Bones or whatever that's called, and see how much they diverge in scoring the exact same set of shrubbers.
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Al Dente
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Congratulations, Mike.
1,000,000 in Cosmology.
Very impressive.
I think that deserves at least
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| Al Dente wrote: | Congratulations, Mike.
1,000,000 in Cosmology.
Very impressive.
I think that deserves at least
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At the very least, perhaps more!
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Jimmy P
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looks like you have 5 Million in BOINC
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