New standard A3 WU? P2633?

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sirmonkey1985

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Project ID: 2633
Core: GRO-A3
Credit: 235
Frames: 100


Name: smp
Path: C:\Folding@home SMP\
Number of Frames Observed: 5

Min. Time / Frame : 00:03:07 - 5,811.3 PPD
Avg. Time / Frame : 00:03:24 - 5,100.2 PPD
Cur. Time / Frame : 00:03:07 - 5,563.9 PPD
R3F. Time / Frame : 00:00:00 - 0.0 PPD
All Time / Frame : 00:03:07 - 5,563.9 PPD
Eff. Time / Frame : 00:07:25 - 2,338.1 PPD

these things have a 1.2 day prefered deadline. 2 day maximum deadline.

credits 235 Kfactor 3.1 Atoms 102731.


has anyone got these with an i7 yet? if im getting a 3:12 TPF then an i7 should be in the 30-40 second mark.. now if only i could make it so this is the only WU i get.. i could do 4 WU's a day on these things..

will update benchmark stats when this thing completes in 5 hours to find my total average..

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decided to look up and see what the WU was actually for..

Project 2633
These projects study how viruses infect cells. We are studying the viral proteins responsible for infection and how they interact with cell membranes.
 
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Interesting, I haven't seen them yet. Odd that Stanford would name it using the same first two digits as a -bigadv WU. Seems like great running WU though.
 
APOLLO said:
Interesting, I haven't seen them yet. Odd that Stanford would name it using the same first two digits as a -bigadv WU. Seems like great running WU though.
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yep when i saw the 2633.. i was like wtf im running a bigadv WU.. this cant be right.. then i saw the TPF and my eyes almost popped out of my head.. thought again.. this couldnt be right.. so i went into the benchmark and looked at it and noticed the preferred days..

finally found a post on the FF.. these went active Aug. 20th..
 
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awww lame the WU failed..

heres the whole log..


Code: 
Launch directory: C:\Folding@home SMP
Executable: C:\Folding@home SMP\folding smp client.exe
Arguments: -smp -forceasm 

[07:36:38] - Ask before connecting: No
[07:36:38] - User name: sirmonkeyfileserver (Team 33)
[07:36:38] - User ID: 57A9E8B37BC070D5
[07:36:38] - Machine ID: 1
[07:36:38] 
[07:36:39] Loaded queue successfully.
[07:36:39] 
[07:36:39] + Processing work unit
[07:36:39] Core required: FahCore_a3.exe
[07:36:39] Core found.
[07:36:39] Working on queue slot 03 [August 30 07:36:39 UTC]
[07:36:39] + Working ...
[07:36:39] 
[07:36:39] *------------------------------*
[07:36:39] Folding@Home Gromacs SMP Core
[07:36:39] Version 2.22 (Mar 12, 2010)
[07:36:39] 
[07:36:39] Preparing to commence simulation
[07:36:39] - Ensuring status. Please wait.
[07:36:48] - Assembly optimizations manually forced on.
[07:36:48] - Not checking prior termination.
[07:36:49] - Expanded 2330906 -> 2476225 (decompressed 106.2 percent)
[07:36:49] Called DecompressByteArray: compressed_data_size=2330906 data_size=2476225, decompressed_data_size=2476225 diff=0
[07:36:49] - Digital signature verified
[07:36:49] 
[07:36:49] Project: 2633 (Run 5, Clone 17, Gen 8)
[07:36:49] 
[07:36:49] Assembly optimizations on if available.
[07:36:49] Entering M.D.
[07:36:55] Using Gromacs checkpoints
[07:36:55] Resuming from checkpoint
[07:36:55] Verified work/wudata_03.log
[07:36:55] Verified work/wudata_03.trr
[07:36:55] Verified work/wudata_03.xtc
[07:36:55] Verified work/wudata_03.edr
[07:36:55] Completed 17900 out of 625000 steps  (2%)
[07:37:21] Completed 18750 out of 625000 steps  (3%)
[07:40:28] Completed 25000 out of 625000 steps  (4%)
[07:43:46] Completed 31250 out of 625000 steps  (5%)
[07:46:58] Completed 37500 out of 625000 steps  (6%)
[07:50:14] Completed 43750 out of 625000 steps  (7%)
[07:53:28] Completed 50000 out of 625000 steps  (8%)
[07:56:41] Completed 56250 out of 625000 steps  (9%)
[08:00:04] Completed 62500 out of 625000 steps  (10%)
[08:03:28] Completed 68750 out of 625000 steps  (11%)
[08:07:38] Completed 75000 out of 625000 steps  (12%)
[08:11:50] Completed 81250 out of 625000 steps  (13%)
[08:14:39] mdrun returned 255
[08:14:39] Going to send back what have done -- stepsTotalG=625000
[08:14:39] Work fraction=0.1372 steps=625000.
[08:14:43] logfile size=46026 infoLength=46026 edr=0 trr=25
[08:14:43] logfile size: 46026 info=46026 bed=0 hdr=25
[08:14:43] - Writing 46564 bytes of core data to disk...
[08:14:43]   ... Done.
[08:14:43] 
[08:14:43] Folding@home Core Shutdown: EARLY_UNIT_END
[08:14:47] CoreStatus = 72 (114)
[08:14:47] Sending work to server
[08:14:47] Project: 2633 (Run 5, Clone 17, Gen 8)


[08:14:47] + Attempting to send results [August 30 08:14:47 UTC]
[08:14:48] + Results successfully sent
[08:14:48] Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home.


checked the folding forum.. looks like they are failing for everyone..
http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=58&t=15822&start=0
 
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That's unfortunate, just when I thought we were going to have a break from all the long-running units... :(
 
I pulled and completed one this morning on a C2D. About average PpD for the CPU.
 
Haven't gotten any on the C2D or 860 yet, finished 3 on the x3350 with no problems so far. I too looked it up after I first saw it wondering what was going on heh.
 
yeah from what i can gather is they are very memory sensitive WU's and that they dont like AMD processors.. so far all the ones ive seen posted here and on the FF that have been completed are on intel processors.. mine and another guy(both of us running phenom II's) have had the same error come up just at different times..
 
I've put a bug in Dr. Kasson's ear about this.
 
sirmonkey1985 said:
yeah from what i can gather is they are very memory sensitive WU's and that they dont like AMD processors.. so far all the ones ive seen posted here and on the FF that have been completed are on intel processors.. mine and another guy(both of us running phenom II's) have had the same error come up just at different times..
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My Athlon II X4 completed one today no probs. Maybe it doesn't like the extra cache on the Phenom II.
 
DooKey said:
My Athlon II X4 completed one today no probs. Maybe it doesn't like the extra cache on the Phenom II.
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what da ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu-!

meh oh well.. what ever..
 
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