DC Project with the highest amount of users?

[bluestrobe]

Just curious. I see some projects are rated by either users or active CPU's. What DC project has the highest amount of each one?

 

[Rattledagger]

SETI@home "classic", with 5+ million users, thereof around 400k active.

Folding@home is probably on 2nd, with 195898 active cpu's.

 

[bluestrobe]

What about in this forum?

 

[Spacehead]

The S@H TeAm has a roster of 3,377 members of which 430 were active last week. Not sure how many total CPU's in the TeAm though.

Doing a quick search of some stats threads & sites:

DPAD
162 total
Active ???

F@H
1015 total
194 active on 4/16

SoB
360 total
33 active yesterday

 

[GLeeM]

The F@H active number is an average, I think for a week.

At the 9 o'clock update of EOC stats: 99 folders sent in results today. Which is about what it has been for 9-12 months.

 

[Freewolf]

ud has quite a few also

 

[Wiz]

I've got 5 full time cpu's and several part time cpu's running seti classic.
There are a lot of S@H people with more cpus running and some with less.

I have an average I use for S@H that serves me well and while very general and open to criticism still seems to work for me.

1 ghz cpu = 4WU/day (roughly, sometmes a bit more)

I run 5 boxes 24/7 and their representative cpu power (in my own counting method) is about 14 Ghz.
Using my 1Ghz = 4WU/day formula I should be producing 56WU's a day.

According to Smokes last weekly average stats I hit 58 WU/day.

I think I can attribute the +2 / day to either statistical +- or to the part time crunchers out there which I have zero control over.

Extrapolating this out to the larger part of TA running seti classic at the moment we see that we are able to do about 8000 WU's per day. 8000 / 4 = 2000 Ghz or 2 Thz of cpu power.

Whatever it all means, one thing is for sure - there will be a lot of TA members looking for another project soon - if Seti Classic ever does end!
Some projects are going to get a major boost!

I suppose you could think that a lot of us would be naturally moving over to Seti Boinc.
That is simply not going to happen. Not in my case. I might take up F@H or something else, but I have no intention of moving over to Boinc.

<Edited for glaring math error...>

 

[CyGoR]

United Devices is the 2nd largest DC project, after Seti@Home..
on Grid.org you can see that they have over 1,2M members and over 3M systems (so even more CPU's).

The Anandtech team has just over 900 members with around 60 active on a daily basis. Currently we are ranked #16 (team stats

 

[petrusbroder]

Originally posted by: Spacehead
The S@H TeAm has a roster of 3,377 members of which 430 were active last week. Not sure how many total CPU's in the TeAm though.

Doing a quick search of some stats threads & sites:

DPAD
162 total
Active ???

F@H
1015 total
194 active on 4/16

SoB
360 total
33 active yesterday

Add to that Einstein@home with 68 members on the team and 61 crunching ....
Those 61 produce approx 23 000 credits a day (last week), have produced 850 465 credits (total) and are in 13th place now (will overtake #12 -" AMD Users" before april is over [I hope] and will be overtaken by Team "Special Off Topic" within 10 days or so).
Special Off Topic and AMD Users have twice as many active users as TA...

Want to help? Have fun and join TAS, who crunch for E@H this month.

 

[Rattledagger]

UD/Grid has more users than Folding@home, but most of them has stopped crunching for a long time ago, so when it comes to active users they're 2nd largest now.

As for the different BOINC-projects, a little difficult to say how many active... but users with non-zero credit is:
BOINC - 151.260 - TA - 279 thereof 126 active.
SETI@home - 101.633 - TA - 222 thereof 91 active.
CPDN - 38.418 - TA - 49 thereof 33 active.
Einstein@home - 37.432 - TA - 60 thereof 45 active.
Predictor@home - 15.707 - TA - 24 thereof 15 active.
LHC@home - 5.094 - TA - 11 thereof ... 3 active...

"active" is users got any credit in April...

CPDN has 70.793 registered users, thereof only 38.418 has got any credit, and has 31.850 active hosts last fortnight.
Anandtechs 49 active users has 188 computers, but it's possible someone have forgotten to merge duplicate computers...

Einstein@home has 73.403 registered users, 118.825 hosts thereof 61.257 has got credit.

Predictor@home had 6.788 computers return a result last 24 hours.

LHC is currently limited to 6.000 users.

 

[Insidious]

I am always amazed to read threads like these. So much interest and so much committment.

OK, everyone puff out your chest and give me a big "Hell yes I CRUNCH

now, sit back down and get another :beer:

😀

-Sid