Curecoin (Avg PPD 237,961.60) is who is Killing us Not Barnacules Nerdgasm
 

yes, it is PPD per active user he charted.

Correct
 

Chris21010
yes, it is PPD per active user he charted.

http://folding.extremeove...ke.php?s=&t=224497

I want to know what their number one folder has for hardware with those kinds of number
 
PS3EdOlkkola  24 hr average = 29,795,940
 
 
   

No, I'm fairly certain has has rigs similar to Chris...only he just throws another one together every other month.
I can't find his post on FF, or Slack...but he has the money and time.
 
Just adds another 3 or 4 card system to his farm whenever he wants to increase his production.
 
dozen 980 TI, dozen 1070, dozen 1080 ...etc. etc.
 
Tied to his investment in the  coin infrastructure and getting others to join cure-coin, leveraging power of borge for other uses?
IDK.
 
I'm not sure PG is completely sure what they  (the curcoin groups) do with all that processing power. But since they don't have any clear proof or even report of nefarious activity....they have not stopped the coin mining groups from participating in the team points.
 
Found his list on FF:
ll Systems:
FAH v 7.4.4
Windows 7 updated weekly

System 1
CPU -> Intel i7 5930K @ 3.8 GHz
GPU -> Titan XP (Pascal) @1.45 GHz, GTX 1080 369.05
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->16 GB DDR4 @ XMP-3000, SSD INTEL SSDSA2CW120G
HFM ID -> i7-5930K Titan XP + 1080

System 2
CPU -> AMD FX-8350 @ 4.1 GHz
GPU -> R9-295x @1.020 GHz, 15.11
GPU -> R9 Fury X @ 1050 GHz, 15.11
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->32 GB DDR3 @ 2133, SSD SanDisk SDSSDHP256G
HFM ID -> FX-8350 R9295 + R9 Fury X

System 3
CPU -> Intel i7-3770 @ 3.8 GHz
GPU -> GTX 980ti, @ 1.425 GHz, 355.98
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->8 GB DDR3 @ XMP-1600 , SSD Crucial_CT256MX100SSD1
HFM ID -> i7-3770S 980ti

System 4
CPU -> Intel Xeon E5-1620 v3 @ 3.50GHz
GPU -> GTX 980ti (x3) @1.3 GHz, 355.98
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->16 GB DDR4-2133 , Samsung SSD 850 EVO
HFM ID -> TC E5-1620-v3 3x 980ti

System 5
CPU -> Intel Xeon E5-1620 v3 @ 3.50GHz
GPU -> Titan X (x3) @ 1.35 GHz, 355.98
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->16 GB DDR4-2133, SSD Corsair Neutron GTX SS
HFM ID -> TC E5-1620-v3 3x Titan X

System 6
CPU -> Intel i7-3770 @ 3.8 GHz
GPU -> GTX 1080 (x2) @ 1.9 GHz, 368.69
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->8 GB DDR3 @ XMP-1600, SSD Samsung 840
HFM ID -> TC i7-3770B 2x 1080

System 7
CPU -> Intel i7-3770K @ 3.8 GHz
GPU -> GTX 1080 (x2) @ 2.0 GHz, 368.69
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->8 GB DDR3 @ XMP-1600, SSD Samsung 840
HFM ID -> TC i7-3770K 2x 1080

System 8
CPU -> Intel Xeon e5-1620-v3 @ 3.8 GHz
GPU -> Titan X (x3) @ 1.35 GHz, 355.98
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->16 GB DDR3 @ XMP-1600, SSD Samsung 840
HFM ID -> TC i7-3770S 2x Titan X

System 9
CPU -> Intel Core i7-4771 CPU @ 3.50GHz
GPU -> R9 Fury X (x3) @ 1.050 GHz, 16.1
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->16 GB DDR3 @ XMP-2133, SSD INTEL SSDSC2CW120A3
HFM ID -> i7-4771K 3x R9 Fury X

System 10
CPU -> Intel Core i7-4790 CPU @ 4.0GHz
GPU -> R9 Fury x (x3) @ 1.050 GHz, 16.1
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->16 GB DDR3 @ XMP-1600, SSD Samsung 840
HFM ID -> i7-4790K 3x R9 Fury X

System 11
CPU -> Intel Core i7-4790 CPU @ 4.0GHz
GPU -> Titan X (x2) @ 1.35 GHz, 355.98
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->16 GB DDR3 @ XMP-1866, SSD Samsung 840 EVO
HFM ID -> i7-4790K 2x Titan X

System 12
CPU -> Intel Core i7 5930K @ 3.80GHz
GPU -> GTX 980ti (x3) @ 1.35 GHz, 355.98
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->32 GB DDR4 @ XMP-3000, SSD Samsung 850 EVO
HFM ID -> i7-5930K 3x 980ti

System 13
CPU -> Intel Core i7 5960X @ 3.80GHz
GPU -> GTX 1080 (x3) @ 1.9 GHz, 368.69
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->32 GB DDR4 @ XMP-3000, SSD Samsung 840 Pro
HFM ID -> i7-5960X 3x 1080

System 14
CPU -> Intel i7-3930K @ 3.5 GHz
GPU -> GTX 980ti Hybrid (x3) @ 1.400 GHz, 355.98
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->16 GB DDR3 @ XMP-1866, SSD Corsair Neutron
HFM ID -> TC i7-3930K 3x 980ti

System 15
CPU -> Intel i7-3930K @ 3.5 GHz
GPU -> GTX 980 OC (x3) @ 1.450 GHz, 355.98
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->16 GB DDR3 @ XMP-1866, SSD Samsung EVO
HFM ID -> i7-3930K 3x 980

System 16
CPU -> Intel Xeon E5-1620 v3 @ 3.50GHz
GPU -> Titan X (x3) @ 1.3 GHz, 355.98
OS -> Windows 7 x64
Other ->16 GB DDR4-2133, SSD Corsair Neutron GTX SS
HFM ID -> TC E5-1620-v3 2x Titan X

System 17
CPU -> Intel Phi - Knights Landing - 64 Cores/256 threads @ 1.3GHz
GPU -> None (yet!)
OS -> CentOS7 x64
Other ->96 GB DDR4-2133, Intel SSD/HTC 4GB
HFM ID -> Intel Phi

System 18
CPU -> Intel Centrino @ 1.7GHz
GPU -> Old Dell Laptop - SMP only
OS -> Windows 8
Other ->8 GB SODIM 1333MHz, Intel SSD
HFM ID -> Not listed

Last edit update: August 12, 2016
 
 
So, I count it as (3) 980, (10)980TI, (1)old Titan, (1) AMD 295, (7) FuryX, (8)1080, (12) TitanX, and one INTEL PHI Knights landing. and one laptop
 

Irregardless of what they're doing or why, our lead over them has jumped to 14.3 years.  It'd be interesting to see when their totals finally start to drop off a cliff though (right around the same time all those people folding for bucks fade away again?)

For the first time in a very long our Team has a listed Threat! and it is Curecoin
Shown here: http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/team_summary.php?s=&t=111065
 

They have about a 29m ppd lead in production atm.
 
curecoin ppd = 188,098,107
we are at = 159,313,503 ppd

Viper453

that's a very high scary number there :( judging from that it might cost me $3-4 per day. i am from Cincinnati Ohio so maybe power is a bit cheaper here but will have to see.

Well he included AC in the cost. With cooler temps rolling in AC is somthing that shouldnt be needed any time soon.

Well i am no longer pushing 4m ppd as im out 5 gpu's, but it was about 150.

bcavnaugh

Chris21010
Well i am no longer pushing 4m ppd as im out 5 gpu's, but it was about 150.

Not your New 5 GPU Rig I hope

Alas its true, my new rig is down for the count. I will not know the damage till tomorrow when i can start testing.

bill1024

bcavnaugh

Chris21010
They also broke the 200 million ppd mark yesterday. And this time it isnt due to a hype train of a new crypto coin.

Yep! I bet your 4 Million a day did not really make any difference.
 
I have to ask what How much Coin do you get in return for 4 Million points a day?
 
Now to I know why some members have a large number at the end of their Folding ID's like this one;
15k84jUoNPb1kodGvYtKDHiBPRX4Qs3kx8

Bill that long number is so they can fold Cure coin and the other coin called folding coin.
They use that long number that becomes your to keep easier tract of points with out using two names for the two coins.
That way folding coin knows who you are with out being on their team, and you just can not say you're soNso (a person folding a lot of points that is not you)
I do believe that is how it works.
Remember they (foldingcoin) wanted to get people involved with out changing teams. But you had to use a special name to prove it is you.
To get CC you have to join CC's team
 

Yes, now I do remember and it all fell through the cracks.

One thing to note - over on Extreme Overclocking, I checked out curecoin's stats and like us, they only have two billion-point weeks (10/2 and 10/9).  The Time Zone Challenge will help us going forward, but that's just something to keep in mind ;)

Lead's been narrowed down to 2.5yrs as of the 6am update

http://folding.extremeove...ry.php?s=&t=111065