Has anyone else noticed lately that there have been a lot more 941x WU's than anything else?  It seems all my cards are getting is these things and it is so frustrating.  I've also had a few 983x WU's hit my 1080's and these WU are so horrible.  Scoring 600k ppd.  OMG haha.  I'm wondering if I have my system setup for maximum points or not.  I have my 1080ftw in a linux box and 1080Ti in my main windows box because I sometimes need to use it for encoding, and for that I need drivers newer than 372.09.  Should I swap that 2 around and forget about encoding and hope for the best in just maximizing points?
 
I just find it disheartening that these 941x units are within 1 second TPF of my 1080FTW and my 1080Ti, sometimes my 1080Ti is slower than my 1080FTW.  I feel Stanford could be doing a much better job at allocating the resources at hand.  When they hit my 1080Ti it barely breaks 70% usage.  Am I just looking for something to complain about here?

We have to remember why we fold. Is it for the points or to find a cure.
Every WU needs to be done and it could be "The One" that is the key to a cure.
The Stanford is not a big as we think it is. As we can tell every time it goes down on a holiday weekend between semesters.
It is mostly run by students, they write papers about the folding of proteins. Then the students move on to something else.
They do not expect, or even want you to make a dedicated folding system just for them.
Not my opinion, it is what they say. They want your extra unused computer cycles, all they ask for.
Some think they do not care about the donors, yada yada yada.
Partly true, but I think they are not as big and able to be on top of it as well as we think they should be.
I think that because, well they aren't. It is a student run school project. School is not always in session.
It is what it is and expectations are too high. Part maybe growing pangs.
 
Fold what they give you and hope for the best.Relax and believe/hope what you're doing may someday save a life.
Are CPU WUs really not worth it, what if that one WU was the key to a cure?
 
Just remember Do not delete WUs   (Not saying you or anyone else is doing it) Just a FYI for all the new folders.
http://folding.stanford.e...licies/best-practices/
Don't ban the IP address of server to get work or better WUs.
Don't trick the servers into thinking your system is not what it really is. IE: "32 cores when it is really only 24"
That is considered cheating and Stanford will reset you points to zero.
They can tell if you only get xxxx WUs and never get  ZZZZ WUs because server ZZZZZ can never connect....
If that is a team wide practice they will reset the teams points to zero.
There was a huge issue a bout 8 or 9 years ago and it was not pretty.
 

For me Only the Cure and Dido on the Do Not Delete WU's
Same for BOINC Projects, but you can abort Tasks (WU) and they are give back out UNLIKE Folding WU.

Also is not just you, everyone else is in the same boat and their points go up and down too.
WUs are being done, papers are being written and life goes on.
We are over thinking this, have to take it for what it is.
And remember, Stanford does not want you to have 80 GPUs for folding. Not what this project was intended for.
 
 
 

At least I am still seeing 1007765.9 (20.093 WUs) on P9414 and running strong.
I should Really be able to Increase my WU Count this week, current 21,903.
Maybe even see 22,000 this month upcoming that is.