Kind of cool to see Crunching@EVGA in the Top 20. Performance New Tab on their web site.
5 Orange_1050  10058684  2.14
12 bcavnaugh  10051861  2.36
http://www.gpugrid.net/performance.php
 

Wow guy's, your'e too kind and thoughtful
 
Compared to most of you guy's over the pond, the temps are cool, and electricity is cheap.
Therefor I have no problems of having most rig's run 24/7.
 
Also, I like seing Our team name here and there
GPU wise, the team have many great and hard crunching teammates pushing forward.
Besides, if I take a break, bcavnaugh is one of those who will be all over me in a second
 
Thank you very much
 
Edit:
Btw, very Nice find on that New performance stats page bcavnaugh  
 

I have to point something out here. Those rankings are just for that one application and show run times only. If you click on each of the application names you will get a different listing. Its not a over all GPU Grid ranking. If you want the over all numbers just click on the Volunteers tab on the main GPU Grid page.
 
But yes, those are impressive run times. Blows my 680 out of the water.

But yes I know this is for one application and that Performance is new.
Orange_1050 holds more highs then I do but we also have other team members with some High Scores as well.
Rank wise #9 is Orange_1050  @ 2,979,938 for user and Our Team is at #8 Crunching@EVGA  @ 5,862,016
My rank is way down at 48 now but this might change come this winter.
I hit this high on my evgax79class rig on the GTX 780 GPU. I still think it is cool.
  bcavnaugh  10051861  2.36  canonical result 13052698
 
# GPU [GeForce GTX 780] Platform [Windows] Rev [3301M] VERSION [60]
# SWAN Device 2 :
# Name : GeForce GTX 780
# ECC : Disabled
# Global mem : 3072MB
# Capability : 3.5
# PCI ID : 0000:01:00.0
# Device clock : 901MHz
# Memory clock : 3004MHz
# Memory width : 384bit
# Driver version : r340_00 : 34052
# GPU 0 : 37C
# GPU 1 : 40C
# GPU 2 : 37C
# GPU 1 : 41C
# GPU 0 : 38C
# GPU 2 : 38C
# GPU 0 : 39C
# GPU 1 : 42C
# GPU 2 : 39C
# GPU 0 : 40C
# GPU 1 : 43C
# GPU 0 : 41C
# GPU 2 : 40C
# GPU 1 : 44C
# GPU 0 : 42C
# GPU 2 : 41C
# GPU 1 : 45C
# GPU 0 : 43C
# Time per step (avg over 2500000 steps): 3.408 ms
# Approximate elapsed time for entire WU:  8521.160 s
22:04:25 (168): called boinc_finish
 
I like the shown Temps 
 
So the above is a Stock or Default Settings and now it is time to OC as Orange_1050 has stated above.
 
As far as rank I am way below 1050 and the rest.

At 19 427jmf 10070516 3.30 is also under GIANNI_trypbenContacts1MC2
 
# GPU [GeForce GTX 680] Platform [Windows] Rev [3301M] VERSION [42]
# SWAN Device 0 :
# Name : GeForce GTX 680
# ECC : Disabled
# Global mem : 2047MB
# Capability : 3.0
# PCI ID : 0000:02:00.0
# Device clock : 1058MHz
# Memory clock : 3004MHz
# Memory width : 256bit
# Driver version : r319_00 : 32018
# GPU 0 : 76C
# GPU 1 : 71C
# GPU 1 : 72C
# GPU 1 : 73C
# GPU 1 : 74C
# Time per step (avg over 2500000 steps): 4.758 ms
# Approximate elapsed time for entire WU:  11894.993 s
21:28:39 (4456): called boinc_finish

Congrats Orange!

You guys are awesome!  Love it!

bcavnaugh
 
Orange_1050 How to you set your projects to run at High Priority?
 

This is a feature that BOINC manage itself. Ideally, if your work queue contain wu's from different projects, and wu's from one of the projects are closing to dead line, then BOINC is supposed to begin to run those in high priority.
This is not something one can switch on/ off.
Usually I have atleast two projects running, one for CPU, and one for GPU, that's when BOINC begin to calculate the need for what wu's should be ran in high priority mode.
When that is said.... this is the ideal way. Now, the word is, BOINC isn't very good at this calculation, especially if you have some new project on, so BOINC sometimes put wu's at high priority while others are about to close to deadline.
If you have a big queue of one project, BOINC may put those in High for no other reason than just because the queue is big.
 
BOINC isn't genious about portion wu's for new projects either. I set my work queue for WCG at 1 day, and for 1 additional day.
After I set it to not accept more work, it took 4 days to clear the queue.
So, BOINC's ability to calculate crunching time for new project could be better I guess.
 
 

bcavnaugh
Thanks for that info Orange_1050 Slowing shutting down my rigs.
After tonight I will only have ONE rig my 2P Crunching WCG and no rigs will be Folding until Mid October.

 
Then I will have to welcome myself to your club. 2 of my rig's have been set up to clear the queue, 2 more tomorrow.
Uncertain when/ if they are back. Different reallife issues.
 
Good thing you have some going bcavnaugh, we cannot loose you. Even without your numbers, you're one of the finest crunchers/ folders in the world, period.

Viper97
Number monkeys!   ya's all!

 Yes, number monkey's.. And not only that, we're all hardware junkies too
 What a combination for a EVGA Cruncher I Call it skillz.
 
The ranking list bcavnaugh showed, got me kinda curious. My Place 4 or 5 I got the 9th of sept, turning in a Long run in 2,14hrs.
But I cannot recall doing any changes or something back then... Unless, I upgraded my driver to 340.52.
Then the other day, I added a gentle OC, and let Precision X watch the temp for me.
Power target was set to 100%, temp at 82c, same as default.
GPU Power idle on 67-68c.
I wanted to wait to adjust the Power target untill lower night temps, then do a hard night raid. (My AC is called "Open Window")
Today I checked back on the New GPUGRID Performance tab, and found this:
 
 
Remember, this is numbers for returning one single WU only. It has nothing to do With Your general Production what so ever.
So, for me, it tells me that a little OC, and Precision X seemed to pay off.
Unfortunately there is this one guy.... "John" who is a click Ahead of us.
To sort this mishap out, early NeXT week, I'll introduce him to a New addition to the team.
Namely Mr. Kingpin
Then we'll se what he has to say

What is yours Orange_1050
Your personal records  (bcavnaugh) Like mine below?
I will run some this weekend, long and short runs with Driver Version 334.89 From: 340.52
  

Really nice scores you have, I might start my projects later tonight.

I updated my Titan Rig with Driver 344.11 and now are running One Long and One Short Tasks.
Also updated to EVGA PrecisionX 16
 
 
On my 780 Rig I installed the Driver Version 334.89 and running One Long and Two Short Tasks.

Great to have you on the Charts bro.
I see you have two Computing errors on the NOELIA_SH2's, before you nail the 5th Place.
Your temps are really low. I know you're under water but mid 30c to mid 40's ??? Are those mighty Titans Power utilized at their ability?
I cannot see Your GPU Power Utilization in Your Precision X ?
 
This "Retvari Zoltan" A GpuGrid guru, take home many of the 1st Places in the different WU classes. Seems he favourise the 340.43 together With the 780Ti. Seems he have some knowledge on cards and drivers.
I'd give this one a shot.
According to Your temp's, Your Titans seems to have more to give.
 

Stderr output

<core_client_version>7.2.42</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<stderr_txt>
# GPU [GeForce GTX TITAN] Platform [Windows] Rev [3301M] VERSION [60]
# SWAN Device 2	:
#	Name		: GeForce GTX TITAN
#	ECC		: Disabled
#	Global mem	: 4095MB
#	Capability	: 3.5
#	PCI ID		: 0000:04:00.0
#	Device clock	: 980MHz
#	Memory clock	: 3004MHz
#	Memory width	: 384bit
#	Driver version	: r340_00 : 34052
# GPU 0 : 33C
# GPU 1 : 30C
# GPU 2 : 29C
# GPU 1 : 31C
# GPU 2 : 30C
# GPU 0 : 34C
# GPU 1 : 32C
# GPU 2 : 31C
# GPU 0 : 35C
# GPU 1 : 33C
# GPU 0 : 36C
# GPU 2 : 32C
# GPU 1 : 34C
# GPU 2 : 33C
# GPU 0 : 37C
# GPU 1 : 35C
# GPU 0 : 38C
# GPU 2 : 34C
# GPU 1 : 36C
# GPU 0 : 39C
# GPU 2 : 35C
# GPU 1 : 37C
# GPU 0 : 40C
# GPU 2 : 36C
# GPU 1 : 38C
# GPU 0 : 41C
# GPU 2 : 37C
# GPU 1 : 39C
# GPU 0 : 42C
# GPU 2 : 38C
# GPU 1 : 40C
# GPU 2 : 39C
# GPU 0 : 43C
# GPU 1 : 41C
# GPU 0 : 44C
# GPU 2 : 40C
# GPU 1 : 42C
# GPU 0 : 45C
# GPU 2 : 41C
# GPU 1 : 43C
# GPU 0 : 46C
# GPU 2 : 42C
# GPU 1 : 44C
# GPU 0 : 47C
# GPU 2 : 43C
# GPU 1 : 45C
# GPU 0 : 48C
# GPU 2 : 44C
# GPU 1 : 46C
# GPU 0 : 49C
# BOINC suspending at user request (thread suspend)
# BOINC resuming at user request (thread suspend)
# GPU 2 : 45C
# GPU 1 : 47C
# Time per step (avg over 6250000 steps): 	1.659 ms
# Approximate elapsed time for entire WU:  	10366.337 s
00:34:45 (4976): called boinc_finish

</stderr_txt>
]]>

 
 

A few more.
20 bcavnaugh 10085778  4.71 [3] NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 (3072MB) driver: 334.89
 
# GPU [GeForce GTX 780] Platform [Windows] Rev [3301M] VERSION [60]
# SWAN Device 1 :
# Name : GeForce GTX 780
# ECC : Disabled
# Global mem : 3072MB
# Capability : 3.5
# PCI ID : 0000:04:00.0
# Device clock : 901MHz
# Memory clock : 3004MHz
# Memory width : 384bit
# Driver version : r334_00 : 33489
# GPU 0 : 40C
# GPU 1 : 42C
# GPU 2 : 38C
# GPU 2 : 39C
# GPU 1 : 43C
# GPU 0 : 41C
# GPU 2 : 40C
# GPU 1 : 44C
# GPU 0 : 42C
# Time per step (avg over 5000000 steps): 3.403 ms
# Approximate elapsed time for entire WU:  17012.933 s
12:12:04 (2556): called boinc_finish