danghuy1994, although there are many different things to consider, just by looking at the raw number of results that were returned yesterday, we can see that HST is by far, the lowest (see below). As indicated, this has numerous caveats - such as HST not being a zero-redundancy project, it being the weekend, and the run-times of these projects (i.e., Zika runs a lot faster than HST, and thus, will return far more results than HST).

As also indicated in this thread, there is a very limited number of WU's for this project - so, if you've got a selection of projects selected (i.e., more than just HST), and also the "if there's no WU's available for the selected projects, send WU's from others" box is ticked, then that'll also have a negative influence on your chances of getting any HST WU's. In general though, the best time to try and grab a few, is to ensure that your BOINC session submits requests at 03 & 33 mins past the hour - be that automatically or manual (as I attempt to do - and, I'm sure, many others do).

So, just to give a very rough picture, here are yesterdays "Results Returned" results;

OpenZika			240,806
Help Stop TB	 		 10,972
FightAIDS@Home - Phase 2	 61,287
Outsmart Ebola Together		240,375
Uncovering Genome Mysteries	 60,581
Mapping Cancer Markers	 	413,373

In the tasks view, what is the text in the top button to the left ;?

Me neither.

But then HST WUs are so scarce for the regular users anyway that I am beyond the point where I would care.
I rather wish the productions WUs would run on some of my hosts still running Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 (32bit), which they do just fine in each of the Beta releases.
Somehow those hosts seem to attract those WUs more than others and it is a shame that they all get aborted with a bogus "Computation Error"...

Ralf

Unless the Beta run creates a higher rate of WUs being released, this project should be downgraded to intermittent.


Patrick

kylinblue, have you read this thread fully and followed the advice held within?

I've only got a tenth of your crunching power (8 cores spread over 2 hosts), yet I seem to be picking up the odd one or two here and there - enough to be within grasping distance of my Ruby badge (currently 170 days, 2 further days in PV jail and another 21 In Progress).