SRBase is a research project that uses Internet-connected computers trying to solve Sierpinski / Riesel Bases
up to 1030. The project is in collaboration with the Mersenne CRUS project. SRBase has 10 sub-projects, which
is very nice when you are on the hunt for your next "WUProp-star". The invitation code for creating a new
account is pillepalle
 
http://srbase.myfirewall.org/sr5/create_account_form.php?next_url=home.php
 
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CR1962
bcavnaugh, welcome to the team
Congratulations, you are the user of the day (UOTD) at SRBase 
 
CR62
 

BC
 
Busy at the moment - but I will join in this afternoon!
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planetclown & robbysites - welcome to the team.
CR62
 
 
 

bcavnaugh
It is a bummer that SRBase Tasks put the GPU Tasks in Waiting Mode to run.
They should fix this sooner that later. Can you pass this on CR1962 aka CR62

I only run Collatz-GPU, no problem there.
CR62

bcavnaugh

CR1962

bcavnaugh
It is a bummer that SRBase Tasks put the GPU Tasks in Waiting Mode to run.
They should fix this sooner that later. Can you pass this on CR1962 aka CR62

I only run Collatz-GPU, no problem there.
CR62

That was the Project that I too was running when so you must have some different settings.

I run Solo Collatz Conjecture 6.06 (Opencl_nvidia_gpu)
I dont use any special apps.
One GPU (GTX 675MX) running 24/7 - RAC 110000
No idea what the problem could be.
CR62

Yep up to 4 now Badges now.

bcavnaugh
CR, why do we need an invite code?
Can BAM! not support invite codes?

I have no idea.
Under normal circumstances BOINC projects are open for participation by anybody
who wants to contribute their computer to the project. There may be times, however,
when a project needs to limit the creation of new accounts. 
 
CR62

bcavnaugh, I believe rebirther did it to prevent spammers. That way people without certain credit requirements could still post in the forums. However, I don't know how effective that was. It was not the intent to keep legitimate crunchers out. And I do not know if BOINCStats has a way to create accounts with the invite codes pre-assigned ahead of time. However, once you have an account created at the project, you should be able to tell BOINCStats to find your account and attach your computers like normal.

Well I did have the number one spot on UOD but I see your 97 so it looks like you have taken the number one spot on the UOD for our team.

tucker147
Am I right to assume I should turn off HT for this project?
X5650 @ 4.1GHz HT on running "Sierpinski / Riesel Base - average" and the first 50% only takes 20mins but the second 50% takes ~2Hrs. That doesn't seem right... it takes as long as a 2.2GHz Opty. :/

I did not, I really did not see and real time change or hotter with or without HT.

I had to drop Sierpinski / Riesel Base - short v0.02 due to Error while computing on my 4P and also did the same on my 2P.
For some reason AMD or AMD Opteron (sixteen-core) Model 6274 and Amd Opteron (sixteen-core) Model 6272 cannot run them. My Intel CPU's run them fine.
AMD Error while computing http://srbase.myfirewall.org/sr5/results.php?hostid=1988&offset=0&show_names=0&state=6&appid=
http://srbase.myfirewall.org/sr5/result.php?resultid=29580049
http://srbase.myfirewall.org/sr5/result.php?resultid=29580073
Intel Success
http://srbase.myfirewall.org/sr5/result.php?resultid=29582460
http://srbase.myfirewall.org/sr5/result.php?resultid=29581450
PS I did not "Aborted by user" any tasks today.

cuarc001
Abort by user can be a generic "error" used by admins as there are limited error options available in the BOINC server software. IIRC some projects use that even when the server sends an abort due to not needed. I know it doesn't make sense to use that one for it, but it does occur. Nothing to be real concerned about. Unless of course you have tiered data usage like I have. then it is just a waste of resources.
 
And thanks for the heads up on the 6274's as I haven't ran any on mine yet.

Well Some Run and Some Do Not

How many GPU's are in that box? The screen shot shows 2 GPU work units running. And are you running more than one work unit per GPU?

No, because your screen shot only shows the work units and the details are cut off even. So, you can't see where the work units are assigned. Unless, I'm going blind there is no indication from the picture as to how many GPU's are in the rig. That is why I asked. Just because two work units are in "Waiting to run" status doesn't mean there are idle cards in the box... That is why I had to clarify its behavior.