Folding@Home: 24 hour stats - December 15, 2006

[GLeeM]

Folding@Home TeAm #198

Be sure to get your guess in for the Gravity Pool!

The TeAm is in 23rd place!

Points
Total______ 48,442,869
24hr Avg______ 74,385
Last 24hr______ 82,803 :shocked:

Active Users_____ 215
Avg PPD________ 346.0

Overtakes
Overclockers Club ______________ 3.0 weeks
Macrumors.com - Team Folding____ 2.3 months
SilentPCReview Folding@Home ____ 4.6 months
Dutch Power Cows ______________ 3.1 years
p2p-community_________________ 6.1 years

Threats
TSC! Russia___________________ 3.4 months
Team Hack-a-Day_____________ 11.9 months
Team Engadget________________ 1.7 years
OcUK ________________________ 1.9 years
NCIX.com Forum Folding Team __ 17.4 years


Todays Milestone Makers :thumbsup:

soydios ___________ 10,000

herm0016 ________ Top 200


These 116 sent in results in the last 24 hours:

__TeAm Rank__Points_____Name
1 ______ 2 ___ 9,224 ____ Poopflingers
2 ______ 1 ___ 4,482 ____ Gravity
3 _____ 16 ___ 3,578 ____ Athlex
4 ____ 203 ___ 2,874 ____ Cyzonyx
5 _____ 18 ___ 2,840 ____ CupCak3
6 _____ 23 ___ 2,370 ____ dawks-rawks
7 _____ 12 ___ 2,231 ____ PokeyTA
8 _____ 27 ___ 2,159 ____ Sniderhouse
9 _____ 28 ___ 1,988 ____ HurricaneAndrew
10 _____ 6 ___ 1,456 ____ GLeeM
11 ____ 10 ___ 1,330 ____ bastula
12 _____ 5 ___ 1,294 ____ RustyNale
13 ___ 113 ___ 1,263 ____ Ayah
14 ___ 372 ___ 1,148 ____ NumbersGuy
15 ____ 17 ___ 1,141 ____ mike9o
16 ____ 55 ___ 1,116 ____ Zensal
17 ____ 24 ___ 1,110 ____ xbassman
18 ____ 21 ___ 1,091 ____ Thump553
19 _____ 4 ___ 1,068 ____ osage
20 ___ 129 ___ 1,064 ____ BetaTested
21 _____ 7 ___ 1,027 ____ MartinTrevino
22 ____ 72 ___ 1,004 ____ abel007
23 ____ 74 ____ 992 ____ Bunker
24 ____ 33 ____ 937 ____ ripship
25 ___ 269 ____ 935 ____ ChrisHuff
26 ____ 38 ____ 890 ____ kravahn
27 ____ 69 ____ 880 ____ Scott66
28 ____ 91 ____ 839 ____ brainwrinkle
29 ____ 37 ____ 771 ____ GSmith
30 ___ 103 ____ 769 ____ fhonyotski
31 ____ 39 ____ 727 ____ Insidious
32 ____ 83 ____ 717 ____ TheTerl
33 ___ 201 ____ 691 ____ Night201
34 ___ 166 ____ 688 ____ MadAmos
35 ___ 273 ____ 660 ____ KeithP
36 ___ 344 ____ 660 ____ Cuhulainn
37 ____ 61 ____ 647 ____ maluman
38 ____ 54 ____ 618 ____ KingSalami
39 ___ 154 ____ 618 ____ Bri79
40 ___ 175 ____ 600 ____ Yanagi
41 ___ 233 ____ 600 ____ Khyron
42 ___ 241 ____ 600 ____ Titansfury
43 ____ 97 ____ 596 ____ Lnx227
44 ___ 140 ____ 574 ____ propaganda
45 ___ 311 ____ 540 ____ deninc66
46 ____ 29 ____ 538 ____ JoshLiechty
47 ____ 48 ____ 495 ____ AndrewMedley
48 ____ 14 ____ 494 ____ orion7144
49 ____ 15 ____ 494 ____ GimpyDaHoundDog
50 ____ 87 ____ 459 ____ o080o
51 ___ 234 ____ 459 ____ Deflatarat
52 ___ 196 ____ 447 ____ herm0016
53 ___ 322 ____ 439 ____ Hefner
54 ____ 53 ____ 396 ____ wisc
55 ____ 78 ____ 396 ____ jkresh
56 ____ 95 ____ 396 ____ MrBig
57 ___ 118 ____ 396 ____ CCityinstaller
58 ___ 153 ____ 396 ____ Phaxmohdem
59 ___ 268 ____ 396 ____ [TA]Cawchy
60 ___ 278 ____ 396 ____ fobot
61 ___ 423 ____ 396 ____ itsdev
62 ___ 483 ____ 396 ____ pcjjman
63 _____ 9 ____ 392 ____ IceCreamMan
64 ____ 26 ____ 392 ____ Uppsala9496
65 ____ 43 ____ 392 ____ cwa
66 ____ 51 ____ 392 ____ natethegreat
67 ____ 77 ____ 392 ____ scottv67
68 ____ 86 ____ 392 ____ Overkiller
69 ___ 167 ____ 392 ____ ScottSwingleComputers
70 ___ 248 ____ 392 ____ TVitae
71 ___ 328 ____ 392 ____ wurkfur
72 ___ 636 ____ 392 ____ haphazard67
73 ___ 532 ____ 381 ____ SimonRoberts
74 ____ 20 ____ 379 ____ mgpaulus
75 ____ 46 ____ 373 ____ buddry
76 ___ 418 ____ 373 ____ fhqwgads2005
77 ___ 286 ____ 330 ____ Larry.Morley
78 ___ 390 ____ 330 ____ soydios
79 ___ 593 ____ 330 ____ ACMEINC
80 ____ 84 ____ 306 ____ David_Boaz
81 ___ 130 ____ 226 ____ Shortass
82 ___ 137 ____ 226 ____ ChristopherSautter
83 ___ 198 ____ 226 ____ Jynx980
84 ____ 63 ____ 198 ____ MechEng
85 _____ 3 ____ 153 ____ MarkF_Williams
86 ____ 34 ____ 153 ____ TeAmDeception.Net
87 ____ 73 ____ 153 ____ JSSheridan
88 ____ 82 ____ 153 ____ OmrTech
89 ___ 107 ____ 153 ____ TurtleBlue
90 ___ 115 ____ 153 ____ Antero
91 ___ 119 ____ 153 ____ ToeRag
92 ___ 120 ____ 153 ____ timswim78
93 ___ 148 ____ 153 ____ Ruffilb
94 ___ 173 ____ 153 ____ MattTimmons
95 ___ 207 ____ 153 ____ mgtboy
96 ___ 294 ____ 153 ____ chriskwarren
97 ___ 312 ____ 153 ____ Trikat
98 ___ 315 ____ 153 ____ Habibibibi
99 ___ 324 ____ 153 ____ stalag131
100 __ 329 ____ 153 ____ hoffenbecker
101 __ 356 ____ 153 ____ steined
102 __ 358 ____ 153 ____ DeathBUA
103 __ 413 ____ 153 ____ DustinPittman
104 __ 437 ____ 153 ____ clicq
105 __ 478 ____ 153 ____ EdwinLee
106 __ 479 ____ 153 ____ tmoneygetpaid
107 __ 670 ____ 153 ____ bamavoo
108 ___ 59 ____ 130 ____ Czar
109 ___ 99 ____ 130 ____ Paladin3
110 __ 127 ____ 130 ____ RicD'Intino
111 __ 135 ____ 130 ____ felmerm
112 __ 299 ____ 130 ____ sam1080
113 __ 427 _____ 99 ____ hoeser
114 __ 521 _____ 48 ____ Chris
115 ____ 8 _____ 47 ____ digsunshine
116 __ 109 _____ 46 ____ TackleDummy


Todays Climbers

Steps__Name
33 ___ haphazard567
24 ___ ACME_INC
18 ___ Simon_Roberts
17 ___ NumbersGuy
13 ___ Cyzonyx
13 ___ bamavoo
8 ____ itsdev
8 ____ pcjjman
7 ____ Cuhulainn
6 ____ KeithP
6 ____ fobot
5 ____ herm0016
5 ____ Khyron
5 ____ ChrisHuff
5 ____ fhqwgads2005
4 ____ Yanagi
4 ____ Titansfury
4 ____ Larry.Morley
3 ____ deninc66
3 ____ soydios
3 ____ Dustin_Pittman
3 ____ tmoneygetpaid
3 ____ Chris
2 ____ Andrew_Medley
2 ____ Night201
2 ____ steined
2 ____ DeathBUA
2 ____ EdwinLee
1 ____ MechEng
1 ____ abel007
1 ____ o080o
1 ____ Ayah
1 ____ BetaTested
1 ____ Matt_Timmons
1 ____ Jynx980
1 ____ Deflatarat
1 ____ TVitae
1 ____ Habibibibi
1 ____ Hefner
1 ____ stalag131
1 ____ clicq

Sorry about any slight name differences. Or errors.

Thanks to all who contributed - big and small
And thanks to those who are crunching a WU and will be on the list soon

Folding@Home TeAm #198

MDE's setup guide.

EOC stats

F@H Stats

Number 2 son (Jaron, 16yrs) wants to learn to program

So I ordered a book and downloaded VS C# Express.

We are both learning, I have a little VB background.

To motivate myself, I am considering making a program to do the stats (or at least help automate part of the process)!

I will be asking for ideas/input on what you want on the stats thread and might need help on how to program the best way

Number of WUs completed will be easy and should not take up too much room.

We would be able to have Milestones at whatever points we want. Suggestions?

OK! We have a suggestion:

"As for the milestones the more the better if it keeps people motivated. How about every 2.5k up to 20k then every 5k up to 50k then every 25k after that."

I think there should be another jump, like after 150k or 250k to 50K increments.

How about hearing from some oldtimers? Should they be more/less often?

 

[MadAmos]

WOW :Q :shocked:
Last 24hr______ 82,803
those are some super TeAm points

Thanks GLeeM for all your time and effort :beer:

 

[Hurricane Andrew]

9 _____ 28 ___ 1,988 ____ Hurricane_Andrew

Holy crap! Almost 2,000 points and the best I could do was #9? Way to go TeAm!

I added a few boxes today. Six dual core Intels that should boost my production. The only problem is the folks using them have this nasty habit of turning them off at night and over the weekend, so I may not see much of a bump until next week. Speaking of next week, 2 more should come online, along with 6 or so single core year old Dell small form-factor PC's. Just in time too, Sniderhouse is kicking my butt lately! (I knew he was just toying with me )

:beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: Those were for you, Sniderhouse....

:beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: These are for the TeAm. Keep on crunching! I lost a dear sister-in-law to Leukemia, and we need to find a cure for it, and a host of other diseases as well!

 

[Night201]

Originally posted by: Hurricane Andrew

9 _____ 28 ___ 1,988 ____ Hurricane_Andrew

Holy crap! Almost 2,000 points and the best I could do was #9? Way to go TeAm!

I added a few boxes today. Six dual core Intels that should boost my production. The only problem is the folks using them have this nasty habit of turning them off at night and over the weekend, so I may not see much of a bump until next week. Speaking of next week, 2 more should come online, along with 6 or so single core year old Dell small form-factor PC's. Just in time too, Sniderhouse is kicking my butt lately! (I knew he was just toying with me )

:beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: Those were for you, Sniderhouse....

:beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: These are for the TeAm. Keep on crunching! I lost a dear sister-in-law to Leukemia, and we need to find a cure it, and a host of other diseases as well!

Sounds similar to my setup.

 

[Cuhulainn]

Originally posted by: Hurricane Andrew
[:beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: These are for the TeAm. Keep on crunching! I lost a dear sister-in-law to Leukemia, and we need to find a cure it, and a host of other diseases as well!

Amen to that.

Thanks to GLeeM for the stats, as always. :beer:

Hooray for my first 2 GPU WUs making up for this big honkin 21xx eating up my CPU client. 660 points where before there were none. :thumbsup:

Keep it up teAm!

 

[CupCak3]

go TeAm go!!!!


Thanks GLeeM!

 

[Insidious]

Thanks for the stats GLeeM :beer:

WTG everyone on some great crunching!

-Sid

 

[Pokey]

Congratulations to the MM's .

Thanks GLeeM. :thumbsup:

I'm not sure what the happy medium for benchmarks would be, but the later ones should be somewhat closer together. IMHO Maybe 50,000 or 100,000.

 

[theMan]

Use the Who Wants to be a Millionaire cutoff numbers as milestones.

I believe they are:

1,000
2,000
4,000
8,000
16,000
32,000
64,000
128,000
250,000
500,000
1,000,000


and then every million after that.

Its pretty sparsely spaced, but, maybe that's better...

 

[TurtleBlue]

Thanks, GLeeM, for your unwavering vigilance of our stats!


From Hurricane Andrew:

:beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:These are for the TeAm. Keep on crunching! I lost a dear sister-in-law to Leukemia, and we need to find a cure for it, and a host of other diseases as well!

My sincerest sympathies for your tremendous lost, Hurricane

My company recently cleaned out it's Computer room storage "Bone Yard" and sent several pallets of pc stuff (P 3's and some damaged laptops {Sales Reps}) out the door via a Long Island Computer Liquidator outfit.

I can't at this time purchase new PC equipment to add to my 4 PC "farm" (Victory Garden?) but was hoping I could score on some of this used stuff (I don't pay for electricity at my Co-op since it's included in my maintenance - so thats a Win-Win situation for me, compaired to the other crunchers who worry about electric bills and trying to justify them to the Misses!). Alas, those hard noses at work would not donate/offer for some small $'s. They decided its better to PAY a liquidator to take it off their hands.

There was a post in the "hot sales" group which pointed out web sites which offered old pc stuff for sale (hmm...is this what those "ebayers" do for some quick cash?) from gov & edu places. This gives me an idea to call around the NYC area to the local colleges & see if they donate/sell their old pc stuff so I can do my small part to get those cures to come down the pipeline a little quicker...

 

[Hurricane Andrew]

Yeah, corporate disposal policies can be lined with huge amounts of red tape. Given all the privacy issues, data loss, etc. it's tough to really blame them. I know, because I'm THE IT department at a small two branch community bank. Still, there are often some items that can be donated such as monitors, printers and such.

Keep on plugging away, as every little bit helps!