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11-22-2012, 01:34 AM
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I stand corrected 5 error'd out
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11-22-2012, 01:49 PM
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#77
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Elite Member
Join Date: Feb 2001
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Quote:
Originally Posted by petrusbroder
Since I've set my buffer for WUs for 5 days, I have quite a few GPU-WUs left and I hope that my production will not dropp too much. We should be able to defend our position since most crunchers do not change their buffer settings in the BOINC-manager and that setting does not create a large enough buffer for a 5-day race.
I feel  , because I should have proposed to all TeAm-racers to set their buffers high enough ...
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Setting a large cache-size doesn't help due to WCG having a max task-in-progress of only 400 tasks/GPU.
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11-22-2012, 02:09 PM
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#78
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Lifer
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: In Blekinge, the garden of Sweden
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400 tasks/GPU = (at 10 minutes/task) 4000 minutes crunching time = 66,6 hours of crunching = 2.78 days of crunching.
That is more than the default set in BOINC, which is 0.5 days of crunching. If each task takes longer, then you have more time ... I have two GPUs/computer (=800 tasks) and I have still not run dry of GPU-WUs ...
Thus setting a large cache helps - not for the full 5 days, but more than the default.
As you all can see those who have set the default cache have dropped quite a lot in their production.
How else do you explain the decrease in production of by 30 - 60%?
biodoc, Neurodog and petrusbroder either had sufficient WUs in the cache or did not use GPUs ...
Name __________ production ______ production
_______________ 2012-11-19 ______ 2012-11-21
Ingleside ______ 709,190 _________ 297,103 = -58%
petrusbroder ___ 576,177 _________ 540,767 = - 6%
ZipSpeed _______ 479,394 _________ 352,466 = -39%
biodoc _________ 375,204 _________ 375,924 = +0,2%
blckgrffn ______ 273,656 _________ 143,774 = -47%
Kaebu __________ 228,926 _________ 177,143 = -23%
WildW __________ 152,835 _________ 107,181 = -30%
Neurodog _______ 136,179 _________ 136,467 = +0,2%
Oh, BTW, less than 4 hours of the race to crunch!
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Last edited by petrusbroder; 11-22-2012 at 02:26 PM.
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11-22-2012, 02:51 PM
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#79
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I can push out 2 more WUs for the TeAm.
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11-22-2012, 02:56 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Calgary, Canada
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Starting to manually dump completed work. Won't be able to do it unfortunately for my rigs at home.
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11-22-2012, 03:12 PM
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#81
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Elite Member
Join Date: Feb 2001
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Quote:
Originally Posted by petrusbroder
400 tasks/GPU = (at 10 minutes/task) 4000 minutes crunching time = 66,6 hours of crunching = 2.78 days of crunching.
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400 tasks * 10 minutes/8 tasks = 500 minutes = 8.333 hours.
8.333 hours << my 1-day cache-size (+ 1 day additional, but this isn't normally filled in v7-clients).
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How else do you explain the decrease in production of by 30 - 60%?
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If you've got a fast GPU, you can use app_info.xml and run multiple HCC-tasks on a single GPU, this can utilize GPU more fully and can therefore greatly increase production even if you runs fewer CPU-tasks.
Taking a look on the result-log, was actually averaging 1462 HCC per day during the race until ran-out of work, meaning 400 tasks was only 6.6 hours. This on an Amd-HD7950 running at 900 MHz (default overclocked).
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11-22-2012, 03:29 PM
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Blaine, MN
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rattledagger
400 tasks * 10 minutes/8 tasks = 500 minutes = 8.333 hours.
8.333 hours << my 1-day cache-size (+ 1 day additional, but this isn't normally filled in v7-clients).
If you've got a fast GPU, you can use app_info.xml and run multiple HCC-tasks on a single GPU, this can utilize GPU more fully and can therefore greatly increase production even if you runs fewer CPU-tasks.
Taking a look on the result-log, was actually averaging 1462 HCC per day during the race until ran-out of work, meaning 400 tasks was only 6.6 hours. This on an Amd-HD7950 running at 900 MHz (default overclocked).
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Isn't that like 60,000 ppd?
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11-22-2012, 03:42 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by blckgrffn
Isn't that like 60,000 ppd?
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It seems to be closer to 80k PPD, not surprisingly my production dropped with 58%.
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11-22-2012, 03:49 PM
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Lifer
Join Date: Nov 2004
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I agree.
Depends very much on the system you have. None of my GPUs is as fast the Amd-HD7950 ...
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"There is an art, it says, or, rather, a knack to flying. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."
From: Douglas Adams: Life, the Universe and Everything: Chapter 9
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11-22-2012, 05:59 PM
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Diamond Member
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rattledagger
It seems to be closer to 80k PPD, not surprisingly my production dropped with 58%.
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That's freaking nuts. I was just ball parking it - when a dedicated 2600k gets 5k ppd, that's a pretty big difference in points earned.
I wonder how they'll evolve their system to keep CPU/GPU work credit balanced to keep the CPU crunchers in the game...
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11-22-2012, 06:12 PM
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Location: Calgary, Canada
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Quote:
Originally Posted by blckgrffn
That's freaking nuts. I was just ball parking it - when a dedicated 2600k gets 5k ppd, that's a pretty big difference in points earned.
I wonder how they'll evolve their system to keep CPU/GPU work credit balanced to keep the CPU crunchers in the game...
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Yeah, that's how the EVGA team overtook us last week but because of the race, we took back our lost spot.
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11-22-2012, 11:46 PM
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#87
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Lifer
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: In Blekinge, the garden of Sweden
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The Final Stats:
Stats as of 2012-11-22, 23:59:59
The final results!
Rank ____ Team Name ____________ Current Score
01 _____ TechPowerUp! ____________ 85,782,465
02 _____ SETI.Germany ____________ 81,148,480
03 _____ BOINC.Italy _____________ 52,657,761
04 _____ Minnesota Crunchers _____ 52,008,747
05 _____ Czech National Team _____ 39,487,207
06 _____ L'Alliance Francophone __ 35,892,306
07 _____ Team China ______________ 34,949,884
08 _____ France __________________ 25,910,355
09 _____ TeAm AnandTech __________ 23,533,515
11 _____ Ukraine _________________ 22,727,330
10 _____ Overclock.net ___________ 22,058,533
12 _____ BOINCstats ______________ 19,650,760
13 _____ Christians ______________ 18,976,514
14 _____ BOINC@Poland ____________ 16,698,976
15 _____ Rechenkraft.net _________ 16,634,588
16 _____ MyOnlineTeam ____________ 16,198,659
17 _____ Meisterkuehler.de Team __ 15,716,786
18 _____ Electronic Sports League 14,872,866
19 _____ BOINC@AUSTRALIA _________ 12,962,433
20 _____ UK ______________________ 11,071,596
21 _____ Planet 3D Now! __________ 10,935,831
116 teams produced points in the race; 118 took part.
The TeAm earned a wll founded 9th position!
Well done TeAm! Thanks for all who contributed!
Race production:
Day before race:
11/15/2012 _____ 2,202,747
Race:
11/16/2012 _____ 3,227,297 ______ + 1,024,550
11/17/2012 _____ 3,382,567 ________ + 155,270
11/18/2012 _____ 3,701,888 ________ + 319,321
11/19/2012 _____ 3,833,606 ________ + 131,718
11/20/2012 _____ 3,981,166 ________ + 147 560
11/21/2012 _____ 2,963,309 _______ -1 017 807 - No new GPU-WUs available!
11/22/2012 _____ 2,443,682 ________ - 519 627 - No new GPU-WUs available!
The top producers past 24 hours:
petrusbroder ___ 647,587
ZipSpeed _______ 301,418
biodoc _________ 259,277
blckgrffn ______ 170,800
WildW __________ 166,120
Ingleside ______ 104,912
Neurodog ________ 72,688
Kaebu ___________ 65,395
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"There is an art, it says, or, rather, a knack to flying. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."
From: Douglas Adams: Life, the Universe and Everything: Chapter 9
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11-23-2012, 12:00 AM
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#88
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Thanks for the stats and great race team!
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11-23-2012, 02:24 AM
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#89
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ZipSpeed
Thanks for the stats and great race team!
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11-23-2012, 03:50 PM
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#90
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Lifer
Join Date: Aug 2001
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Cool, so I can wind down one of my extra WCG crunchers for now? Trying to save a little on the electric bill.
Edit: Not really planning on participating in the F@H race. Kinda got bored with F@H.
I'm actually going to wind down all but two of my BOINC crunchers, my A6-3670K doing WCG/HCC (my HTPC, keeps my bedroom warm in winter), and my E-350, which is doing Correlizer.
Going to let my G630 idle too, maybe.
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haswell is bulldozer...
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Last edited by VirtualLarry; 11-27-2012 at 02:45 PM.
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11-23-2012, 03:59 PM
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#91
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Quote:
Originally Posted by VirtualLarry
Cool, so I can wind down one of my extra WCG crunchers for now? Trying to save a little on the electric bill.
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Rest while you can because it won't be long before the F@H race!
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