F@H: Statistics for 7-Aug-2003 / Welcome, asb002 and Zuke

[ProviaFan]

Folding@Home Daily Statistics and Milestones for Thursday, August 7th, 2003

Team Rank Weekly Statistics...

Our score increased by 7,686.26 units since the last stats period, to a total of 1,053,380.24 this evening. The record score is 10,246.06 points, set on 4-Aug-2003.

Rank Overall.....# Members.....Name.....Total Score.....Weekly Score.....Daily Score

• 27.....85.....The Knights Who Say Ni!.....797597.27.....62923.19.....7510.96
• 22.....464.....Team AnandTech.....1053380.24.....57863.35.....7686.26
• 15.....359.....Sudhian Media.....1817954.61.....54428.62.....8114.65
• 19.....379.....EOC Folding@Home Team.....1282996.32.....53835.28.....7701.09
• 18.....709.....Futuremark.com.....1316464.63.....52600.96.....6533.53
• 20.....265.....AOA Forums.....1198975.54.....42784.37.....5887.20
• 17.....1326.....SAGoons.....1414999.15.....39845.55.....6002.48

Daily Producers Statistics...

Today, 69 members were active, and 114 were active in the last week. We currently have 464 members (2 new).

Production Rank - Team Rank Overall.....Username.....Total Score.....Weekly Score.....Daily Score

1. 4.....Poopflingers.....51252.40.....15498.80.....2058.80
2. 2.....GolfGeek.....57296.70.....3476.10.....392.10
3. 9.....orion7144.....23252.80.....2134.90.....260.20
4. 1.....IceCreamMan.....78126.90.....2484.80.....245.70
5. 7.....digsunshine.....24151.80.....1973.10.....245.40
6. 10.....r0tt3n1.....22747.90.....1163.00.....237.80
7. 55.....LastKnight.....5164.65.....551.38.....223.82
8. 18.....ya jai.....11926.20.....1784.90.....220.00
9. 3.....osage.....57176.90.....1069.80.....196.30
10. 16.....alnitak.....14045.70.....853.50.....137.30
11. 101.....Overvolt.....1767.94.....1216.44.....131.48
12. 85.....brianp34.....2462.64.....444.73.....124.58
13. 33.....Techieman.....7862.30.....405.75.....123.00
14. 28.....Kubla Khan.....8437.11.....559.92.....121.98
15. 27.....Insidious.....8698.52.....973.46.....112.07
16. 20.....mikecel79.....10786.50.....789.67.....110.30
17. 8.....RustyNale.....23876.00.....533.50.....106.60
18. 26.....RAC420.....9204.01.....890.46.....106.58
19. 23.....JoshLiechty.....10067.50.....470.94.....100.31
20. 173.....draco8099.....587.05.....491.06.....95.00
21. 21.....Yatz.....10564.50.....560.60.....82.70
22. 17.....Lnx227.....13364.20.....531.10.....81.30
23. 36.....kadajawi.....7314.10.....392.84.....76.89
24. 6.....ShotgunSi.....24570.60.....1056.60.....76.80
25. 32.....pacem.....7918.53.....627.94.....75.70
26. 41.....gandrews35 (2).....6795.56.....390.14.....75.00
27. 44.....jtmiller.....6565.41.....283.56.....70.91
28. 206.....Valglo.....334.38.....70.90.....70.90
29. 98.....Jellomancer.....1792.38.....153.58.....70.90
30. 65.....PeruvianHighlander.....4136.93.....133.90.....70.90
31. 58.....Andrew Medley.....4768.33.....185.10.....70.90
32. 38.....dwrobert.....7012.19.....614.32.....60.31
33. 57.....Thump553.....4971.30.....371.19.....57.70
34. 126.....TZ77.....1142.55.....280.39.....57.00
35. 106.....kel.....1545.41.....127.90.....57.00
36. 37.....Slomover.....7025.97.....355.92.....54.59
37. 159.....ghamilton2.....684.98.....53.29.....53.29
38. 152.....Andrew C......743.75.....129.68.....53.29
39. 137.....Wing Kin.....974.57.....107.88.....53.29
40. 35.....NumbersGuy.....7399.00.....469.76.....53.29
41. 83.....Couger.....2516.65.....335.58.....53.29
42. 52.....JSSheridan.....5901.70.....239.55.....53.29
43. 53.....Hayabusarider.....5486.50.....267.78.....53.29
44. 31.....kravahn.....7979.37.....300.36.....52.70
45. 15.....jei3 (2).....15282.04.....379.09.....49.09
46. 14.....VikingDude151.....16248.10.....441.40.....47.40
47. 24.....HayZeus 2000.....9734.62.....459.57.....47.20
48. 13.....Syntax.....16920.60.....219.20.....47.10
49. 68.....joinT.....3679.39.....94.00.....47.00
50. 181.....katmaikni.....504.47.....94.00.....47.00
51. 93.....defts.....2011.69.....100.29.....47.00
52. 5.....mgpaulus.....40203.10.....1073.40.....43.30
53. 30.....exu23.....8126.41.....191.89.....43.30
54. 119.....jkresh.....1237.63.....198.70.....38.00
55. 73.....BlinkTMNT182.....3154.81.....210.26.....29.39
56. 40.....jaunzue.....6807.04.....669.79.....23.60
57. 46.....sk560.....6464.70.....468.48.....23.60
58. 62.....PC Marine.....4542.68.....198.18.....23.60
59. 80.....Erik Lauridsen.....2722.57.....112.96.....23.60
60. 99.....1sikbITCH.....1782.17.....325.65.....23.60
61. 45.....Mingon.....6557.00.....336.15.....23.60
62. 47.....Bunker.....6441.75.....43.30.....19.70
63. 48.....Tom Boden.....6344.92.....178.50.....19.70
64. 64.....INCUBATE.CA.....4142.06.....195.00.....19.70
65. 71.....SloMoe.....3268.24.....229.10.....19.70
66. 76.....HappyCracker.....2806.72.....170.38.....19.70
67. 115.....potatobreath.....1339.20.....98.50.....19.70
68. 100.....hhauglin.....1780.11.....127.29.....18.00
69. 180.....Vegan Eater.....511.82.....2.17.....0.44

New Members...

(New members do not appear until they submit a WU with a team number of 198; if you haven't shown up yet, please be patient)

Welcome, asb002 and Zuke!

Milestone Makers...

IceCreamMan - 78000
GolfGeek - 57000
osage - 57000
Poopflingers - 51000
digsunshine - 24000
orion7144 - 23000
alnitak - 14000
JoshLiechty - 10000
Slomover - 7000
dwrobert - 7000
LastKnight - 5000
defts - 2000
draco8099 - 500
katmaikni - 500

Milestones are counted at 100, 250, 500, 750, 1000, and every 1000 thereafter.

Congrats to our milestone makers!

More Info...

If you want information on how to join our Folding@Home team, check out the Folding@Home Getting Started Links.

For a complete member stats list and some nice graphs, visit statsman.

In Other News...

This article [pdf file] appeared on the F@H news page. It is somewhat introductory, but also provides some interesting insights on the F@H project that some (including myself) might not be familiar with.

 

[brianp34]

thanks for the stats

 

[ICXRa]

Welcome asb002 and Zuke!

Congrats milestone makers:beer:

Thanks jliechty

 

[r0tt3n1]

Welcome to asb002 and Zuke! Glad to have you with us.
There are some big numbers being thrown around by our TeAm members lately!! Cool!
Thanx for the stats J.

 

[Yai]

Thanks for stat J.
Congrat MMs
Welcome asb002 and Zuke, I'm really glad to see you finally join us Zuke.

 

[draco8099]

Thanks for the stats.

Sweet two new members, welcome asb002 and Zuke.

Zuke you are the guy with a bunch of P4's right , man you are going to be throwing around some big numbers.

 

[OverVolt]

YES!

Zuke joined!

And thanks for the stats J

 

[Slider76]

Welcome to our two new folders.

Congrats MM's

Thanks J

 

[Yai]

it seems like Zuke is folding tinkers at this moment and he splits only some of his forces to fold with us.

 

[Zuke]

My herd will grow, it's just going to take me a week or so to bring it up to speed. I'm just running on 2 machines at the moment.

Starting Monday, I'll be bringing more machines online. I have a total of 21 1.8ghz P4 machines, plus about another 10 or 12 700mhz P3 machines, plus about 3 or 4 other machines in the 700-800mhz range.

All told, probably around 50ghz processing power.

Basically, I'm trying to decide what is the best way to deploy. All the machines but 2 are on a single windows network. I think what I'm going to do is simply walk around with an install setup on a compact flash card in a reader and plug the reader into the USB ports of each machine. I'd like to be able to push it all out with a logon script, but since I'm still learning that part of system administration, this method seems easiest. Sysadmin isn't my main responsibility, but I'm kind of taking it on since it isn't too large a network and I'm interested.

Anyways, once I get a few machines borged, I understand that EMIII is the best thing to install to monitor the clients? I'm confused a bit - can I simply install EMIII on my desktop and it will sniff/monitor all other clients on the LAN?

 

[Yai]

Originally posted by: Zuke
My herd will grow, it's just going to take me a week or so to bring it up to speed. I'm just running on 2 machines at the moment.

Starting Monday, I'll be bringing more machines online. I have a total of 21 1.8ghz P4 machines, plus about another 10 or 12 700mhz P3 machines, plus about 3 or 4 other machines in the 700-800mhz range.

All told, probably around 50ghz processing power.

Basically, I'm trying to decide what is the best way to deploy. All the machines but 2 are on a single windows network. I think what I'm going to do is simply walk around with an install setup on a compact flash card in a reader and plug the reader into the USB ports of each machine. I'd like to be able to push it all out with a logon script, but since I'm still learning that part of system administration, this method seems easiest. Sysadmin isn't my main responsibility, but I'm kind of taking it on since it isn't too large a network and I'm interested.

Anyways, once I get a few machines borged, I understand that EMIII is the best thing to install to monitor the clients? I'm confused a bit - can I simply install EMIII on my desktop and it will sniff/monitor all other clients on the LAN?

EMIII is the best to monitor your folding rigs across LAN network (some can make it work across TCP/IP but I don't know how). After you instaleed EMIII on your desktop then you add all network paths to the box (point to FAH3Console or Winfah for GUI version) EMIII should pick up folding process from those rigs.

If you still need help regarding EMIII you can ask here or in getting start, a lot of our TeAm members can help you.
Here is the screen shots of EM III

1. http://home.comcast.net/~wxdude1/emsite/download.html
2. http://www.geocities.com/hoonnirun/1_rig.jpg
3. http://www.geocities.com/hoonnirun/Full_screen.jpg
4. http://www.geocities.com/hoonnirun/feature.jpg



BTW don't forget to add flags on your folding rig to get Gromac like this "C:\FAH\FAH3Console.exe" -forceasm -advmethods -verbosity 9" -advmethods to get Gromac Cores (not always), - forceasm to enable SSE on your system and -verbosity 9 to force to send WUs every a certain hours and also to see a brenchmark of your system. I don't recommen these flags for slow system.

 

[ProviaFan]

Note that you need to share the F@H folder on each of the machines that you want to monitor over the network. For security, all that is needed is read-only access, but the folder needs to be r/o accessible to everyone. Feel free to ask more questions if you run into difficulty; we'll be glad to (try to) help you out.

 

[orion7144]

Thanks

 

[stitchface]

50GHz worth of machines, right on! It's perfect timing too, since we (Poopflingers) will start to slow back down to a more normal level with just our home and work desktops cranking away. This weekend should see some new daily high scores for us, but starting next week points will start going away as we gradually put our servers into production. But there will be a new round of servers eventually. I'm hoping that by then the folding client supports multiple processors a little better since we might be building an 8 or 16-way Itanium server and I'd love to see what it could do!

Stitchface

 

[Zuke]

What are Gromac cores?

 

[Yai]

Originally posted by: Zuke
What are Gromac cores?

If you F@H run with FahCore_65.exe then you are folding Tinker Project, but if you run with FahCore_78.exe then it is a Gromac. Check here for WUs (work units) and point of each WU for Tinkers and Gromacs.

In case link doesn't work use copy and paster from here
http://folding.stanford.edu/psummary.html