From Collatz Conjecture and a 5% one to boot!

unclegregy
Cool!  Thanks for the info.  I'm adding the badge now! Although, admittedly I am a point watcher.  I like to see the little green arrows next to my projects and the teams and I do like to see us rising the ranks in DC Vault.  But I am all for having fun and helping these great causes.
 
BTW, did anyone else notice we moved from 13 to 12?

Welcome and thank you.
 
AS for points. Oh we all look at them and do they same as you are . My comment about the years portion is only because of this... Some projects I can crank One Million points a day from, others I can only get about 50,000 using the same exact equipment. As each project has a different opinion on points. As a result, we have adjusted to more of a team spirit, out perform other teams, while helping finding cures.
 
Most of us did get knee deep into the points thing in other projects, and found them to bring out the... Rougher side of folks so to speak. As a result, we created this team where it is impossible to measure ones commitment from points. You can from years of performance and badges though!!! lol...
 
Keep in mind... When I say years of performance... It is not human years... It is hours of computing added together... Depending on the project, every core gets one real life hour, so if you have an eight core CPU, your getting eight hours of computing time for every one hour of real time... Because each core is running that hour...

Afterburner

unclegregy
Cool!  Thanks for the info.  I'm adding the badge now! Although, admittedly I am a point watcher.  I like to see the little green arrows next to my projects and the teams and I do like to see us rising the ranks in DC Vault.  But I am all for having fun and helping these great causes.
 
BTW, did anyone else notice we moved from 13 to 12?

Welcome and thank you.
 
AS for points. Oh we all look at them and do they same as you are . My comment about the years portion is only because of this... Some projects I can crank One Million points a day from, others I can only get about 50,000 using the same exact equipment. As each project has a different opinion on points. As a result, we have adjusted to more of a team spirit, out perform other teams, while helping finding cures.
 
Most of us did get knee deep into the points thing in other projects, and found them to bring out the... Rougher side of folks so to speak. As a result, we created this team where it is impossible to measure ones commitment from points. You can from years of performance and badges though!!! lol...
 
Keep in mind... When I say years of performance... It is not human years... It is hours of computing added together... Depending on the project, every core gets one real life hour, so if you have an eight core CPU, your getting eight hours of computing time for every one hour of real time... Because each core is running that hour...

Is there a way to find out how many CPU hours my equipment has contributed, both in folding and crunching?

unclegregy
 
Is there a way to find out how many CPU hours my equipment has contributed, both in folding and crunching?

Folding, no.  Crunching, I know World Community Grid tracks CPU hours, but I am not sure about any of the other projects - never really thought to look though.

There is no simple way. But if your running WUProp@Home it will track this once you start the project. I do not think it is retroactive though. WUProp uses very little resources so I don't even notice its there most of the time. I think of it as a background application that gives you a few free Boinc points each day. I am not running FAH any more so I can't say if it tracks FAH or not. I kind of doubt it.
 
http://wuprop.boinc-af.org/index.php
 
Here is a list of my run times since I have been running WUProp. Scroll down and look at the chart below the first graph to see my run time numbers. Notice its broken down by applications instead of by project. You simply have to add the numbers together to get a total.
 
http://stats.free-dc.org/...proj=wup&name=8509
 
 

From Collatz Conjecture Today.

bcavnaugh
From Collatz Conjecture Today.

Nice one bcavnaugh
I see you do some serious pulling over at Collatz. I was searching for some good GPU Projects besides GPUGRID.
Picked up some Collatz tasks, and they seem promising so far.
I've had some system shutdowns lately, so I Wonder if any had the same problem when "Precision X" is running together With BOINC ?
Testing without Precision X for a while now. 

Orange_1050
From what I have read for at lest BOINC they say not to OC the GPU.
I have EVGA Precision X installed but setup no profiles, one item I did see a while back was the power .exe file running at 8% CPU for each GPU installed. Remove EVGA Precision X and Do Not Save Profiles. Re-Install EVGA Precision X but do not change the Voltage and if you create a profile only set one to setup your Fan Speed.

In here, much help there is...

Afterburner
In here, much help there is...

So true. On behalf of bcavnaugh, I thank you for the ribbon, well deserved

bcavnaugh
Orange_1050
From what I have read for at lest BOINC they say not to OC the GPU.
I have EVGA Precision X installed but setup no profiles, one item I did see a while back was the power .exe file running at 8% CPU for each GPU installed. Remove EVGA Precision X and Do Not Save Profiles. Re-Install EVGA Precision X but do not change the Voltage and if you create a profile only set one to setup your Fan Speed.

The power .exe file makes perfect sense, and I can now confirm that Precision X interfers With certain BOINC tasks.
The other day I was monitoring how malaria tasks was suspended when I fired up Precision, to run again when I ended Precision.
"CPU busy" was logged, even though I had in my preferences not to suspend if cpu busy.
The 8% cpu load for Precision would much possibly tell BOINC that the cpu is busy, and override.
I have tested for different Project that goes well hand in hand With both cpu and gpu tasks.
I thought Malaria and GPUGRID was a good idea to run together, but ran into issues. Issues that may have been caused by Precision.
I don't OC the Cards, my intentions with Precision is to keep the Cards at only 82c, and no further.
I will do further testing, but without Precision for now.
I hope to combine CPU and GPU tasks that runs Nicely together.
 
Stay tuned bcavnaugh, I see you far far ahead......