So, are you saying that we're going to crunch 4 or 5 cpu projects and 1 or 2 gpu projects simultaneously!? hoHoho.

Let's do it then. Can we come up with the projects now?
 
CPU projects
1. POEM
2. Malariacontrol.net
3.
4.
5.
 
GPU projects
1. Collatz Collateral
  
Please suggest more and the listings can still changed. I think Barbarossa has his sights on Malariacontrol.net while I have my sights on MOUN1 (but I'm flexible on just any project).

MOBAJOBG
So, are you saying that we're going to crunch 4 or 5 cpu projects and 1 or 2 gpu projects simultaneously!? hoHoho.

I guess that really depends on what everybody wants to do. It definitely makes sense to at lease do two (1 CPU + 1 GPU) at a time for those projects that only run on either CPU or GPU to get the most out of our systems.

Give me a couple of hours to try and consolidate all the feedback into one post.  Maybe I can set up a signup sheet that everyone can fill out themselves, but I'm not sure yet - that would be later tonight.  However, consider this a smorgasbord of projects - there will be some that a number of folks want to do, and some that nobody, or only 1 or 2 want to do.
Based on Col323's feedback I think I will move my offline system from Muon1 to OGR and give it a quick try; Muon1 does not seem to scale well with cores.

I´m not set in stone on Malaria.  I just don´t like dealing with the side effects of Lariam, Malerone and the likes. So finding a proper cure or prophylaxis there has a meaning to me.
 
However,I´m open to other cpu projects as well. I just need to know until tomorrow evening over here, as I´ll be leaving Saturday morning. Otherwise I´ll be only able to properly join in on Monday then.

Don´t worry Punchy. I can always return there later.

Yes, for our Muon team rank, it would be necessary to run it from the standalone exe.  More hassle for sure, but that's the only way their tracking system works.  Make sure to create a user.txt file with [EVGA]Opolis as the sole entry so that credit goes to our team.

I don't want to derail this thread, but I can help with OGR type related questions.  So if you're not interested in OGR, skip right over this post.
 
Punchy - you'll just need to download OGR work from dnet and let it crunch.  You can do this a couple ways.  1)Configuring the client on a networked machine with a large work threshold.  Then just usb drive the buff-in.og2 file (it won't be more than 100K or so) to the offline machine.  There are client switches -fetch -flush and -import to help automate this process.  2) You can send a mail to fetch[at]distributed.net containing these lines
contest=OGR
numblocks=1000
and then move the file to the machine.  I think you can grab 2000 stubs at a time, which should keep you busy for a bit.  If you have any questions on how to move files or how to upload work let me know.  I'm trying to be brief and not clutter up the thread.  
 
 MOBAJOBG - You're right, the client interface takes a little getting used to.  It *should* automatically detect all cores and load them up with work.  When it launches, it should come up with a message like "Automatic processor detection found 4 processors." Followed by the lines:
 
Loading crunchers with work...
OGR-NG #a: Loaded 27/6-21-5-30-9-22 (23.28 Gnodes done)
OGR-NG #b: Loaded 27/6-21-5-30-8-25* (204.15 Gnodes done)
OGR-NG #c: Loaded 27/6-21-5-30-10-1 (1.97 Gnodes done)
OGR-NG #d: Loaded 27/6-21-5-30-9-24* (13.23 Gnodes done)
 
#a corresponds to Core 1, #b to 2, etc.  all the way up to the number of cores in your system.  And yeah, OGR does not have a percentage bar.  That's because there's no good algorithmic way to determine how long a unit should take.  Most should take a few hours or less.  And here's a good rule of thumb.  The work unit name is the 27/a-b-c-d-e-f string you see above.  The more lower numbers you see and the further left they are in the string, the longer it will take.  If you see a trailing * on the name, that means it's a combined unit.  These generally take longer, but not always.  And don't worry about length, because points are awarded by how many calculations are performed.  So completing 12 units which do 100 calculations scores the same as 1 unit which does 1200 calculations.  Also, there is a way to gauge progress.  You'll see a line like this  OGR-NG #c:27/6-21-5-30-10-1+13-70-20-3 [17,548,850,541]   Basically, the higher the number immediately after the +, the further you are through the unit.  And the number in the [ ] is just how many calculations you have done so far (how many points that unit has scored you so far).
 
Hope this helps somebody.  Feel free to ask questions or PM or whatever.  I like OGR for the client; plus the math it does is useful in the real world, even in the medical science arena.  

If the client is running, choose the menu item Client -> Configure
2) Buffer and Buffer Update Options
9) Load Work Precendence
OGR-NG, RC5-72=0

Or you can just add this to your dnec.ini file:
[misc]
project-priority=OGR-NG,RC5-72=0
Then restart the client.
 
To join a team you need to complete some work.  The stats run once daily around 8 pm EST.   Then from the main OGR stats page ( http://stats.distributed....ects.php?project_id=27 ) you need to search for your mail address in the search box under Participant Stats.  That should take you to your personal stats page where you can see who you're stomping on.    Near the bottom of that page is a button which reads, "Please email me my password"  Hit that and check your mail about 10 minutes later.  When you receive your password, navigate to Crunching@EVGA's teampage  ( http://stats.distributed....t_id=27&team=32020 ) and click the link "I want to join this team!"  You'll be prompted for your mail and password.  Then you should be helping the team rise through the ranks!  (But I don't think you'll officially show up until the next stats run.)  Don't worry, all work completed prior to joining any team is credited to the 1st team you join.  (Any work completed for a prior team stays with that team.)   So if you want to grab 1 unit and upload it fast before the stats run today, you can.  Or you can run through all 1000 (or whatever large amount of units you requested) and they will all go to the team.
/edit - clarity (hopefully)

Wow, I see we jumped to #63 with another 1200 points on the last DC Vault update thanks to people warming up on Muon1, POEM@Home and the other projects.

 
We "only" need another 13,000 points to reach #50 !

Col323, thanks for an indepth as well as generous information of OGR project and I'll give it another spin using your guide on one physical core (HT off) out of the i7 990X processor ...should be interesting.
 
I'm more confident of it now and has just flushed 4 packets of result (~18 mins). The next things to do are waiting for my results to appear in OGR-27, "Please email me my password." (It's at the bottom of your own stats screen, need to scroll down to see it) and finally, join our team here.

Thanks Kawika, sounds very plunderable to me!

I did some RNAWorld a few days ago. You can see my validated units here for reference: http://www.rnaworld.de/rnaworld/results.php?userid=5828&offset=0&show_names=0&state=3
 
The XXL ones I got weren't "that" big, look at the times on the linked page. A couple at 10 or so ours and one a bit over 20, others much shorter than that.

Okay, I updated the first post with all the info that people have been posting.  From there I have the following condensed list:
CPU:
1.  Muon1
2.  Malariacontrol
3.  POEM@Home
4.  RNAWorld@Home
5.  Enigma@Home
6.  OGR-27
 
GPU:
1.  Collatz Conjecture
 
Internet:
1.  Majestic-12
 
Does this look okay?  We have 22 people signed up, so we can end up with a few people on each.

I like the new list, much easier on the eyes.
 
I switched to the standalone Muon1 client and have some Poem@home running as well.  I will get in about a week's worth of work until I have to start gearing up for Folding M@dness.  Let the Plundering begin
 
Have we decided on a team name yet?