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Diana G.
Master Cruncher Joined: Apr 6, 2005 Post Count: 3003 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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Top 20 Final Results for Team Challenges in:
----------------------------------------Challenge Name: Alice TT Assen Created By: Les Motards Distribués Start Date: 6/25/09 End Date: 6/27/09 Challenge Type: Points Challenge Project: Influenza Antiviral Drug Search 1st: Ukraine with 139,168 points 2nd: Christians with 131,252 points 3rd: Vulture Central III with 87,323 points 4th: BRASIL with 81,375 points 5th: BRASIL - BRAZIL@GRID with 71,565 points 6th: Dell XPS Systems with 45,651 points 7th: IOPANEL.net Israeli Overclockers with 42,965 points 8th: UK with 33,421 points 9th: ___In2My.Net___ with 30,777 points 10th: SHKF with 24,892 points 11th: Cultura Livre with 21,354 points 12th: Team-CoteauVert with 18,321 points 13th: Never2Funky Mac Pro users with 15,955 points 14th: Hjelp andre with 14,100 points 15th: Capgemini with 10,850 points 16th: We not Me with 8,718 points 17th: For Better World with 8,340 points 18th: Shebear with 8,108 points 19th: QuietStorm with 7,507 points 20th: Les Motards Distribués with 4,738 points . Challenge Name: WSBK Donington Park Created By: Les Motards Distribués Start Date: 6/26/09 End Date: 6/28/09 Challenge Type: Increase in Points Challenge Project: All Projects 1st: Cankaya University (Tr) 908.77% (3,450 / 342) 2nd: Team Torrential Rain 240.94% (6,038 / 1,771) 3rd: Our Lot 205.89% (9,920 / 3,243) 4th: RAJBANSH 188.00% (288 / 100) 5th: Thomsen Team BR 169.68% (3,905 / 1,448) 6th: FH Wuerzburg-Schweinfurt 150.57% (25,365 / 10,123) 7th: Boinc-Asturias 137.34% (3,617 / 1,524) 8th: For Better World 126.52% (36,357 / 16,050) 9th: Yorkshire bandits 111.20% (17,411 / 8,244) 10th: FUN Spieler 107.74% (22,640 / 10,898) 11th: Vision IBM EGL 103.11% (6,270 / 3,087) 12th: 开心果 95.90% (13,078 / 6,676) 13th: TEAM-BOYD 95.29% (27,348 / 14,004) 14th: WeAreFriends 92.74% (4,697 / 2,437) 15th: VR2 84.19% (29,677 / 16,112) 16th: Vulture Central III 83.08% (249,423 / 136,240) 17th: Hjelp andre 82.95% (52,258 / 28,564) 18th: BB Van Geystelen BVBA 76.15% (13,602 / 7,722) 19th: HP France 74.64% (6,734 / 3,856) 20th: BRASIL 73.37% (754,998 / 435,483) . Challenge Name: Year 2009 - 1st Half Created By: Microcode Research Group Start Date: 1/1/09 End Date: 6/30/09 Challenge Type: Results Returned Challenge Project: All Projects 1st: Christians with 157,448 results 2nd: Ukraine with 155,820 results 3rd: ___In2My.Net___ with 62,034 results 4th: Vulture Central III with 44,623 results 5th: CANAL@Boinc with 26,560 results 6th: Grove City College ACM with 16,426 results 7th: TU-Braunschweig with 10,999 results 8th: The Cornishman with 9,094 results 9th: Microcode Research Group with 3,060 results 10th: Webtica.com with 2,653 results 11th: Technische Universität Berlin with 1,136 results 12th: Dunaferr MTFO Folding with 1,130 results 13th: BTSse with 622 results 14th: Team Torrential Rain with 588 results 15th: Addicted with 122 results . Challenge Name: June Race 09 all projects Created By: Hjelp andre Start Date: 6/1/09 End Date: 6/30/09 Challenge Type: Run Time Challenge Project: All Projects 1st: BroadbandReports.com Team Discovery with 55 years, 23 days, 16 hours, 10 minutes, 11 seconds 2nd: France with 34 years, 45 days, 18 hours, 4 minutes, 57 seconds 3rd: Christians with 23 years, 106 days, 21 hours, 1 minute, 41 seconds 4th: Ukraine with 18 years, 294 days, 17 hours, 6 minutes, 49 seconds 5th: BRASIL with 16 years, 147 days, 14 hours, 21 minutes, 6 seconds 6th: IOPANEL.net Israeli Overclockers with 16 years, 36 days, 8 hours, 54 minutes, 58 seconds 7th: MyOnlineTeam with 14 years, 317 days, 21 hours, 49 minutes, 53 seconds 8th: ___In2My.Net___ with 7 years, 359 days, 11 hours, 14 minutes, 6 seconds 9th: - All Together To Fight AIDS - with 7 years, 20 days, 18 hours, 1 minute, 56 seconds 10th: UK with 6 years, 176 days, 15 hours, 10 minutes, 44 seconds 11th: Vulture Central III with 5 years, 5 days, 1 hour, 26 minutes, 39 seconds 12th: Demonoid with 3 years, 292 days, 11 hours, 32 minutes, 38 seconds 13th: Team-CoteauVert with 3 years, 78 days, 2 hours, 16 minutes, 33 seconds 14th: AKITA RDC with 2 years, 309 days, 5 hours, 44 minutes, 37 seconds 15th: South Africa with 2 years, 228 days, 19 hours, 51 minutes, 34 seconds 16th: Western Michigan University CASTECH with 2 years, 157 days, 5 hours, 4 minutes, 8 seconds 17th: SETI@Netherlands with 2 years, 125 days, 3 hours, 56 minutes, 43 seconds 18th: The Krew with 2 years, 108 days, 23 hours, 48 minutes, 32 seconds 19th: BRASIL - BRAZIL@GRID with 2 years, 86 days, 23 hours, 26 minutes, 11 seconds 20th: IBM Denmark with 2 years, 47 days, 20 hours, 35 minutes, 48 seconds . Congrats!!!  |
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Col323
Senior Cruncher Joined: Nov 4, 2008 Post Count: 372 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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It's a new month, and if you've been reading this thread with some frequency you probably know what that means. It's time to look back at our previous month of crunching.
And what month June was! We set a new points record, which naturally means we set a new points/day record. We also set a new high for points/hour of CPU time, drawing ever so close to 80 points/CPU hour. So we're crunching more efficiently too! Let's get to some numbers.
Here we can see that with about 7 additional CPU Days, we added about 30,000 points! We steamed along to this high average by having 27 of June's 30 days score above 500,000 points. We also scored over 400,000 the other 3 days of June which means the last time we scored less than 400,000 is still back on March 31! How does June with 30 days stack up to May's 31 days and June of '08? Rather well!
Although we did not beat May's CPU time, we did beat its point total and broke the 16 Million barrier! And look how we stack up to just 1 year ago. Nearly twice the points, which means nearly twice the FLOPS (aka amount of calculations). And don't forget the 34,579 results! That's a lot of work even if there are some smaller work units out there. We also have a full month of project specific data to play with. The first thing that stands out to me is that in June we dedicated over 1 CPU year to every active project except for Clean Energy and Beta testing. Also, it was a pretty good mix with 2 projects with 1 year, 2 projects with 2 years, 3 projects with 3 years, and 1 project with 4 years. Below is a breakdown of where we spent our cycles, and you can see how we shifted from May.
There were 82 milestones in May, take a look at the milestone list to see if you are in that list. Most notable are drick78 who passed an amazing 2.5 Million !  McKray7 also joins the 7 figure club this month, way to go! The next big groups came at 30,000 and 60,000 , each with 6 people crossing that mark. 5,000 , 40,000 , 80,000 , and 250,000 were all popular choices as well, each with 5 people reaching that goal. Great job everybody, it shows from small to big, we're all making progress!Everybody have a fantastic July, and let's see where God takes us. Crunch on!  |
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Col323
Senior Cruncher Joined: Nov 4, 2008 Post Count: 372 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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Hi all! A couple points of note from the past couple days. For one, July 8th showed us with a huge day. Of course, that is mainly due to the stats run breaking the prior day, leaving us low on credit for that day. It's a pity too, because one of those two days may have been rather impressive on their own. Over the two days we averaged nearly 600,000 each day! A few more points on either July 7th or 8th and we could have had a new personal record.
One other item of possible interest. We've been crunching Phase 2 of HCMD rather hard. We're about to break 5 Million points on that project alone - which is a lot of crunching in a short amount of time. In fact, it is more computation power than we spent on the entire Phase 1 of HCMD! And, it took about 3 times as much computation time to get this far on Phase 1 of HCMD. When all is said and done with Phase 2, we'll have made a great contribution! Thanks for all your crunching! |
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Diana G.
Master Cruncher Joined: Apr 6, 2005 Post Count: 3003 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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That's awesome to hear Col323!! WooT for Christians team!
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Diana G.
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I have some sad news...my dual core has been having 'events' for 2 weeks now, so I have set it to 'no new tasks' and once these are done crunching, I am taking it offline until I find out whats going on. I have been running HFCC, HCMD, and Flu on that machine. Now, I will only have my quad running HCMD and Rice.
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Diana G.
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Updates to Team Challenges:
----------------------------------------Sunday July 12th: A) Cancer Run - 2, Run Time challenge, -Help Fight Childhood Cancer- STARTS Sat July 18th: A) Cancer Run - 2, Run Time challenge, -Help Fight Childhood Cancer- ENDS . |
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USAFA 82
Veteran Cruncher Colorado Springs, Colorado Joined: Jan 20, 2005 Post Count: 1001 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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I have some sad news...my dual core has been having 'events' for 2 weeks now, so I have set it to 'no new tasks' and once these are done crunching, I am taking it offline until I find out whats going on. I have been running HFCC, HCMD, and Flu on that machine. Now, I will only have my quad running HCMD and Rice. Hope to get it figured out soon. . Sorry to hear about your dual core  |
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Col323
Senior Cruncher Joined: Nov 4, 2008 Post Count: 372 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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I have some sad news...my dual core has been having 'events' for 2 weeks now, so I have set it to 'no new tasks' and once these are done crunching, I am taking it offline until I find out whats going on. I have been running HFCC, HCMD, and Flu on that machine. Now, I will only have my quad running HCMD and Rice. Do you know what the temperature of your dual core is? When I start having events, heat is usually the culprit. The fix might be as simple as blowing the dust off the fan on your CPU. Good luck with whatever it is!Hope to get it figured out soon. . On an entirely different topic, these new badges are fun! I probably won't do specific hunting beyond gold, but I like seeing other colors for work beyond 90 days. |
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bigmcguire@fastmail.com
Cruncher Joined: Aug 24, 2007 Post Count: 29 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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Sorry to hear about your computer. Definitely get CoreTemp - a program that allows you to monitor the temperature of your CPUs. Google your processor type and "max temp" to get an idea of where you should be temperature wise.
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bigmcguire@fastmail.com
Cruncher Joined: Aug 24, 2007 Post Count: 29 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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On another note - I'm starting my crunching up again. I was active over a year ago but school, work, and other things became priority. We just got a new AC unit where I live so I can run WCG without overheating my room.
----------------------------------------I bring my Dell dekstop Quad 2.4Ghz back to the table (will be turning that on tonight) and my Lattitude D830 laptop with T9300 (2.5Ghz dualcore) which has been crunching for most of yesterday. The laptop's CPU fan never goes to high mode - been spinning at low all day yesterday even though it is set to 100% cpu, which is nice. Got several Childhood Cancer tasks done. Going to try to get several friends to join up. Go team Christian! |
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