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				|  Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 5:48 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Two more days then it pandemonium and mayhem for all projects as we let everyone loose to do what they want. Hee he. 
 Top 5 Production teams:
 
 1	SETI.Germany		991 483
 2	The Knights Who Say Ni!		241 409
 3	Rechenkraft.net		120 845
 4	BOINC@AUSTRALIA		98 090
 5	Team Musketeers		84 863
 
 Another great day with over 200k produced. Brilliant Job. If we keep that going for the next 2 days we will probably move up into 7th place overtaking Team 67 as the accrued credit fillers through over the following few days.
 
 Current Position:
 
 6	BOINC Synergy		5 798 375
 7	Team 67		5 158 429
 8	The Knights Who Say Ni!		4 612 244
 9	Protein structural analysis room Japan		4 219 429
 10	Free-DC		4 178 730
 
 Two in the top 50 on the project. Gem joined the top shrubbers today and became our third team member in the top 100 on the project. WTG Gem great job.
 
 Users in top 100 : 3
 Users in top 50 : 2
 Weekly Rank Change :  4
 Monthly Rank Change :  31
 
 Milestones Today
 The Knights Who Say Ni! passes 4,500,000
 Plomos passes 1,000
 {KWSN}John Galt 007 passes 1,100,000
 DoW passes 1,200,000
 
 FreeDC View:
 
 
   
 Current Positition based on RAC on RNAWorld:
 
 3	 {KWSN}John Galt 007
 4	DoW
 15	Gemjunkie
 28	Al Dente
 29	KWSN - Sir Tiberius
 31	Arthur_Lemming
 35	Sir Stooper
 37	SpineyNorman
 The Knighty NI (position not visible on RNAWorld for 2nd day running)
 41	Yankton
 49	 Blurf
 81	Idan Shifres
 110	KWSN-Sir Forth of Erebourne
 174	Altivec
 176	Michael H.W. Weber (our host)
 179	Hal9000
 215	LanDroid
 289	Mildew
 356	KWSN-Sir Papa Smurph
 502	Nuadormrac
 504	Agostino Galegati
 635	Plomos
 747	JavaPersona
 
 We have all taken a bit of a slide backwards as the SETI.Germany crunching machines have kicked in sadly.
 
 
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 This is how the land lies for the top 6 teams.
 
 1	Rechenkraft.net	25,	20,242,217
 2	Planet 3DNow!	18,	17,772,223
 3	BOINC@AUSTRALIA	15,	11,269,131
 4	SETI.Germany	12,	5,788,212
 5	L'Alliance Francophone	10,	4,782,903
 6	The Knights Who Say Ni!	8,	4,568,993
 
 Over the remaining days of this PotM we should be able to get back into 5th place and gain those 10 FB points. Don't know where we have lost them from, however we have lost another 2 FB points somewhere. Anyone any ideas which project we lost them from? Could it be PRIMABOINCA?
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				|  Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 2:47 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Yep, AF just passed us in Primaboinca doing 400K+/day. _________________
 
   
   
   
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				|  Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 11:04 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				| KWSN will return the favor in RNA World shortly. DO NOT GO ON VACATION UNTIL WE DO!
 
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				|  Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 5:54 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Really DC Vault have a totally rubbish registration system. 
 I was not able to register to post any thoughts about RNAWorld and they have banned my email address Hummm
 
 Before anyone says anything I did try to register more than once.
 
 Feeling rather Grumpy now
   
 The Message I received was:
 
 The administrator has banned your email address. To contact the administrator click here.
 
 Its total RUBBISH
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				|  Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 6:39 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Top 5 Production Teams Today: 
 1	SETI.Germany		679 080
 2	The Knights Who Say Ni!		201 370
 3	Rechenkraft.net		109 349
 4	BOINC@AUSTRALIA		101 305
 5	Team Musketeers		69 173
 
 Good day again everyone
   
 SETI.Germany seem to have slowed down. It may be because they took on a load of XXL WU's which have clogged them up, so they might skyrocket again tomorrow or the next day.
 
 Current Position:
 
 6	BOINC Synergy		5 802 334
 7	Team 67		5 171 144
 8	The Knights Who Say Ni!		4 813 615
 9	Protein structural analysis room Japan		4 245 694
 10	Free-DC		4 184 540
 
 Potential to overtake Team 67 still. Just depends on how much credit we have left over from the months shrubbing for the project
   
 TOP Users And Monthly Overtake Stats:
 Users in top 100 : 3
 Users in top 50 : 2
 Weekly Rank Change :  4
 Monthly Rank Change :  29
 
 Milestones Today
 KWSN-Sir Forth of Erebourne passes 50,000
 JONB passes 200
 
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 Current Positition based on RAC on RNAWorld:
 
 3	DoW
 4	 {KWSN}John Galt 007
 15	Gemjunkie
 27	Al Dente
 31	Arthur_Lemming
 32	KWSN - Sir Tiberius
 33	 The Knighty NI
 37	Sir Stooper
 42	SpineyNorman
 44	Yankton
 49	 Blurf
 81	Idan Shifres
 110	KWSN-Sir Forth of Erebourne
 174	Altivec
 176	Michael H.W. Weber (our host)
 179	Hal9000
 215	LanDroid
 289	Mildew
 356	KWSN-Sir Papa Smurph
 
 This where you should show up JONB. However, it usually takes a couple of days before you start to show on the stats.
 
 502	Nuadormrac
 504	Agostino Galegati
 635	Plomos
 747	JavaPersona
 
 Welcome OHH Extreamly late one JONB to the party. Great to see some nip and tuck at the top of the table between DoW and John. Who is going to win out?
 
 Formula BOINC
 
 Only 24k short of gaining 10 points. Good to see that we have gained an FB point for PrimeGrid after the 2 we lost earlier in the year.
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		| Arthur Lemming Squire
 
  
  
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				|  Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 9:06 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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 Only 24k short of gaining 10 points. Good to see that we have gained an FB point for PrimeGrid after the 2 we lost earlier in the year.
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 Ok.  Need an opinion or two.  I currently have my GPU crunching on Collatz.  PrimeGrid, fun as it is, feels a little like cheating from a stats standpoint.  So,  that said, where would it be most beneficial, FB points speaking, to dedicate my GPU?  I have no issues hitting PrimeGrid again if it really can help make a difference for the team.
 
 Thanks!
 
 PS.   All CPU shrubbers are dedicated to RNA World for the foreseeable future, so this is strictly a "where to point the GPU question".
 
 
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				|  Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 9:37 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Here is the list posted by LanDroid in the vacation thread 
 
 Sztaki (Only 10K points to snag 2 FB's, 1 million points could win 11?)
 uFluids (100K points to snag 1 FB, 600K points could win 25?)
 Virtual Prairie (200K wins 1 FB, 700K points could win 12?)
 Lattice Project (110K to snip 1 FB, 500K points could win 25 FB's? Low volume WU's but may have some for Cuda GPU?)
 Constellation (480K to grab 1 FB, 2.5 million could win 25 FB's?)
 Edges (200K wins 1 FB, 1 million wins 4?)
 Cosmology (500K points to win 1 FB?)
 Ibercivis (900K points to win 2 FB?)
 Quake Catcher (50K to steal 1 FB, 260K wins 25?) How many Kanigits live on a fault line? Razz
 RSA Lattice Siever (200K snags 2 FB, 2.1 million wins 25?)
 Superlink (400K snips 1 FB, 1.5 million wins 25?)
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				|  Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 11:14 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Thanks.  Pretty slim GPU pickings at the moment from that list. 
 For what it's worth:
 
 Lattice:  Does GPU, but no work units available at the moment
 uFluids and Virtual Prairie:  Both seem to be dead from a WU standpoint; message board traffic confirms
 Contellation, Edges, RSA Lattice: No GPU support
 Ibercivis:  Not sure due to language barrier
 Cosmology:  Not sure, users seem a bit unhappy with the project
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				|  Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 3:09 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				| We should start a Formula Boinc thread since there seems to be a lot of new interest in that.  I don't own a GPU so not an expert, but after a quick 'round I'd say the best bet to help out in FB would be to point your GPU at Prime Grid.  We're already in 10th place, about 60 million behind Extreme Systems.  Appears we are waaay behind the pack in other GPU projects? 
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				|  Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 3:11 am    Post subject: 5th Place! |   |  
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				| Just in time for the U.S. holiday and the KWSN vacation, we passed the French and regained 10 FB points! 
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				|  Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 8:40 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Final Stats: 7th Place +34
 5,228,616 Points +4,701,223.
 158,531 RAC +147,505 / 2nd Place +8
 161,784 crunched yesterday +153,084.
 4,291,787 shrubbed last 28 days +3,959,162.
 10 Formula Boinc points +10
 
 Wow, what a Stomp-Fest plus great success in Formula Boinc!
 
 For those continuing with RNA World during the vacation, about 600K needed to pass Boinc Synergy for 6th place.  Then it's a long slog to pass anyone else in either Team ranking or Formula Boinc.
 
 
   
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				|  Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 2:18 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Cracking Effort by everyone on this PotM. Beaten all expectations all round. 
 Personal Milestones for everyone who took part for the Month and the date the last Milestone was reached:
 
 2011-06-30 DoW	1,300,000
 2011-06-30 The Knighty NI	400,000
 2011-06-30 JONB	1,000
 2011-06-30 Yankton	100,000
 2011-06-30	Altivec	30,000
 2011-06-30	Arthur_Lemming	150,000
 2011-06-29	Idan Shifres	90,000
 2011-06-29	KWSN-Sir Forth of Erebourne	50,000
 2011-06-28	Al Dente	250,000
 2011-06-28	Plomos	1,000
 2011-06-28	{KWSN}John Galt 007	1,100,000
 2011-06-27	Nuadormrac	1,000
 2011-06-27	KWSN - Sir Tiberius	200,000
 2011-06-26	SpineyNorman	150,000
 2011-06-26	Hal9000	10,000
 2011-06-26	Gemjunkie	450,000
 2011-06-25	Sir Stooper	150,000
 2011-06-25	Blurf	150,000
 2011-06-24	JavaPersona	100
 2011-06-17	KWSN-Sir Papa Smurph	10,000
 2011-06-13	LanDroid	10,000
 2011-06-10	Mildew	25,000
 
 Several have added more milestones since the end of the PotM.
 
 Final day standings were:
 
 1	SETI.Germany	679 080
 2	The Knights Who Say Ni!	201 370
 3	Rechenkraft.net	109 349
 4	BOINC@AUSTRALIA	101 305
 5	Team Musketeers		69 173
 
 What a figure to end the month on with one of our highest production days for the month
   
 Predictions near the start of the PotM were fairly accurate.
   
 John as predicted you are up in the 30-40 at 34th Globally
 Gem predicted that you would be in the top 70-80, and it is here that I have to call off the Tanut to our Lovely Killer Wabbit who has a vicious pointy end.
 With the extra 70k you have added to my credit total to boost me up, you would have ended up just shy in 83rd position and only about 30k short of 80th position.
 DoW after flexing your mighty muscles you have done a fantastic job and taken 26th place globally ahead of the predicted 30-40th place.
 
 Final Global Standings for everyone who took part.
 
 26	DoW
 34	{KWSN}John Galt 007
 94	Gemjunkie
 107 The Knighty NI (Adjusted minus Gem Boost 129th)
 165	Al Dente
 178	KWSN - Sir Tiberius
 232	Sir Stooper
 238	Blurf
 239	SpineyNorman
 242 Arthur_Lemming
 258	Yankton
 421 Idan Shifres
 569	KWSN-Sir Forth of Erebourne
 751 Altivec
 817	Mildew
 980 Hal9000
 984 LanDroid
 1069	Agostino Galegati
 1812 JONB
 2016	Nuadormrac
 2036 	Plomos
 2556	JavaPersona
 
 Its truly amazing that more than half of those that took part are in the top 500 globally and more than three quarters are in the top 1000 on the project. Its also very pleasing to see we are represented as a team across all areas of the stats table with some in the top 50 and 100
   
 I hope you all enjoyed the stats and analysis
 
 
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				|  Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 2:55 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Today.   
   
 
 
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				|  Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 1:23 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				| I think I figgered out my problem with the XXL work units.  During that time I was rebooting a lot (messing around trying to set up a Linux boot flash drive).  I saw where RNA World does not have check-pointing.  So thinking back, I probably lost all my work in process every time I shut down Boinc and rebooted.  It wasn't a big deal on the small WU's, but I probably lost an entire week of crunching on the big 'uns. 
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				|  Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 1:48 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Just now? You should've read the RNA threads last month.   
 The small WUs actually are bundles of hundreds of very small work packets, so they behave much as they would with checkpointing.
 
 
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				|  Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2011 7:59 am    Post subject: What's this then? |   |  
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				| I have recently purchased a new machine, running Fedora 15. 
 Almost all is running smoothly that has been transfered over.  I have noticed two things:
 
 1. RNA World now sends message about needing about 4 GB of RAM?  As such, this new machine of mine has been denied WU's and cannot crunch for RNA at all anymore.
 
 2. Based on what I've read on their message boards, this is not a bug and nothing to be concerned about.
   
 Anyone else have the same issue?  Is this Linux only?  I have mostly retired the Windows laptop and have not checked to see what happens there.
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				| IIRC, RNA world was the reason I upgraded from 4GB to 8GB on my hex-cores. I had some WUs paused with the message 'Waiting for memory'. (64-bit Win7) 
 Just yesterday I upgraded one to 16GB, the machine is noticeably more responsive.
 
 
 
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				|  Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2011 9:21 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Something I've been meaning to ask about memory - I run Win 7 64 bit, a 3 core processor, and 3 gigs of memory.  The little RAM meter is usually at 45 - 50% utilized and hardly ever goes above 60%, so I see no need to increase it?  (I may try some RNA and see what happens.) |  |  
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				| Havwe you tried looking at WUProp results? There's all sorts of useful information about such things as memory usage. 
 BTW, Is there any self-respecting kaNi!ggit NOT running WUProp - it's a virtually free 50 credits/shrubber/day; all it does is report back on the WUs you've run.
 
 
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