tjmagneto
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Just fired up the 780ti
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[H]ard|OCP (#8) have not slowed down and are launching an attack.
However, [H]ard|OCP are unable to continue at that speed. Is that a temporary state of weakness or is #7 all that can be achieved?
Rank 11 is currently being claimed by Ukraine and [H]ard|OCP who have lost ground due to their GPU-weakness.
It's ok to drop your yoyo's now boys!
Rank 16 onwards we find TeAm AnandTech, OcUK (#17), RKN (#18), Gridcoin (#19), AMD Users (#20), [H]ard|OCP at #21 and TitanesDC (#22) continuing on their way.
[H]ard|OCP appear to have smelled blood, they dont seem to be content with #7 as unsettling times are on the cards.
This would be a chance for TitanesDC (#20), SETIKAH@KOREA (#21), [H]ard|OCP (#22) and the AMD Users (#23) who are currently letting this slip through their fingers.
They were informed in advance of the correct names. They should be using HardOCP.
Isn't there a way to combine or get rid of the confusing team names and get everything the same? This has got to be one of the biggest detractors to folks running BOINC.
AF continue to secure Rank 4 whereas SG (#5), Team China (#6), CNT (#7) and [H]ard|OCP (#8) are running at the same pace but independent from each other.
The team from [H]ard|OCP continues to be very courageous. AF (now at #7) were overtaken and handed over Rank 6.
The newbies of Gridcoin and [H]ard|OCP are currently both paddling towards #19, followed by OcUK (#20) who seem to be taking in the underwater world.
There are no changes behind them, only [H]ard|OCP were able to win a place (#21) and thus move past SETIKAH@KOREA.
On equal points at #13 we find Crunching@EVGA and [H]ard|OCP followed by Gridcoin at #15
Corks are popping too at [H]ard|OCP. Rank 6 is a super place, especially as the Pentathlon-newbies have managed to keep the whole of L'Alliance Francophone (#7) behind them. Looks like Obelix will need an extra wild boar to counter the frustration.
Only 300 credits are currently separating BOINC@MIXI (#19) and [H]ard|OCP (#20)
Crunching@EVGA and [H]ard|OCP continue to fight for #13, a target that remains in both RKN (#15) and Gridcoins (also at #15) sight.
Of some importance might be that a short while ago, [H]ard|OCP were pushed off #7 by CNT; that should please SG.
And maybe you have noticed something else. Theres still a discipline missing. The creators of the Pentathlon are keeping us on tenterhooks. The sprint project will be announced at the last possible date which will be tomorrow. Thats really mean, after such a hard Pentathlon our valiant teams must now line up for the Sprint.
I am doing the sprint thing hopefully it does not hurt us in WCG too bad, all rigs currently are on LHC
I was in the process of moving a bunch of boxes over to LHC when the computer I use to remotely control everything went offline. No idea what's going on; but do know it's completely unresponsive to the network. Did login to the IPMI of a system I could recall... it grabbed a decent amount of work before the system running my SSH tunnel died. On the bright side none of them can send work... so presuming the system isn't dead or blacklisted from the network I should be able to prevent all the LHC work from reporting early.
This sucks big time and I'm pretty stressed out about this (really hope something bad didn't happen relating to this system; have a shit load of work on it)... but I tired!
Damn LHC has a daily limit no big hunkering.
Also, keep in mind that Einstein finishes up tonight at 7PM CST.
A lively up and down can be seen further back. An exchange of places took place between TeAm AnandTech (#15) and AMD Users (#16), between Gridcoin (#17) and 2ch (#18), between [H]ard|OCP (#19) and BOINC@MIXI (#20) and between LITOMYSL (#21) and OcUK (#22). No changes behind them.
It will be a little bit more difficult for BOINC.Italy (#12) however, but at least they have managed to put some distance between them and the squabblers of Crunching@EVGA and [H]ard|OCP at #13.
A GPU-weakness could be seen at Team 2ch (#20) and [H]ard|OCP (#21).
The distance to the front runners is getting too large and there’s not really any pressure from [H]ard|OCP (#7) nor from CNT (#8) behind them. It would be important for CNT to gain a place in view of the Overall Standings. Thus far, all efforts to advance have been energetically thwarted by [H]ard|OCP.
Having sped up and claimed Rank 17, [H]ard|OCP are setting their sights on more
Reason being is that neither Ukraine (#11), nor Boinc.Italy (#12) and maybe even [H]ard|OCP (#13) can be written off.
Hello again; I don't quite follow all this BUT my colleague Igor
says:
I increased the following parameters in the config.xml:
<daily_result_quota> 250 </daily_result_quota> (was 50)
<max_wus_to_send> 14 </max_wus_to_send> (was 4)
<max_wus_in_progress> 14 </max_wus_in_progress> (was 4)
This may increase the amount of work processed by the machines out there.
Boinc is restarted.
Hope thta is OK. Eric.
As many of you know LHC@home has been selected to host
the Sprint event of the BOINC Pentathlon organised by
Seti.Germany. Information can be found at
http://www.seti-germany.de/boinc_pentathlon/22_en_Welcome.html
The event starts at midnight and will last for three days.
This is rather exciting for us and will be a real test of
our BOINC server setup at CERN. Although this is the weekend
following Ascension my colleagues are making a big effort to
submit lots of work, and I am seeing a new record number of active WUs
every time I look. The latest number was over 270,000 and the Sprint
has not yet officially started.
We have done our best to be ready without making any last minute changes
and while this should be fun I must confess to being rather worried
about our infrastructure. We shall see.
We still have our problems, for a year now.
I am having great difficulties building new executables since Windows XP
was deprecated and I am now tring to switch to gfortran on Cygwin.
It would seem to be appropriate to use the free compiler on our
volunteer project.
We are seeing too many null/empty result files. While an empty result can
be valid if the initial conditions for tracking are invalid, I am hoping
to treat these results as invalid. These errors are making it extremely
difficult for me to track down the few real validated but wrong results.
I have seen at least one case where a segment violation occurred, a clear
error, but an empty result was returned. The problem does not seem to
be OS or hardware or case dependent.
I am also working on cleaning the database of ancient WUs. We had not
properly deprecated old versions of executables until very recently.
I am currently using boinctest/sixtracktest to try a SixTrack which will return the full results giving more functionality and also allowing a case to be automatically handled as a series of subcases.
Then we must finally get back MacOS executables, AVX support, etc
Still an enormous amount of production is being carried out successfully
thanks to your support.
I shall say no more until we see how it goes for the next three days. Eric.
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