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:D

Now, what does that mean? :blush:

With one bound (i.e one work unit, worth 587 points), you and your iMac have leapt to position 105 in the TeamCFC league table. If you fold one of those work units every two days you'll be running at a rate of around 300 points per 24 hours, and that will put you in the top ten producers for the team, as listed here.

PS In fact, you are already there. They just updated the page, and your single work unit, averaged over seven days, already puts you at number nine. Such is the power of your CPU :D
 
Hey Dojo! What's up? Four days since your first unit, and nothing since?

I notice you said your system *does* sleep? That would stop it folding, andprobably mean your deadlines will expire. Mine never sleep.
 
Hey Dojo! What's up? Four days since your first unit, and nothing since?

I notice you said your system *does* sleep? That would stop it folding, andprobably mean your deadlines will expire. Mine never sleep.

That must be it then.

Are there no risks allowing it to remain awake 24 hrs. / day?
 
All of my rigs have run full speed 24 hours a day for the last 7 years. I don't run dc projects on laptops, but everything else works hard. I think it is better for the processor since it is always the same temperature, no thermal stress from cooling off and warming back up. :)
 
Well, I'm only sleeping the display now. But, I've not had any more units begin. Is there something I need to do to "restart" the process?
 
What does the log say?

It's at ~/Library/Folding@home/FAHlog.txt. If you view it in a Console window and scroll to the bottom, you'll keep the end of the log in view.
 
It updates every time it finishes 1% of its work.

[18:04:46] Writing local files
[18:04:46] Completed 1000000 out of 50000000 steps (2)
[19:04:12] Writing local files
[19:04:12] Completed 1500000 out of 50000000 steps (3)
[20:00:05] Writing local files
[20:00:05] Completed 2000000 out of 50000000 steps (4)

The times are GMT. So in this case it is updating about once an hour. I think most of the SMP work happens way faster.
 
My G4 tower finishes 1% every 2.3 hours. My Mac Pro finishes 1% every 5.5 minutes. The work units they are doing are worth about 400 and 600 points respectively.
 
Here's what I got as of right now.

Spoiler :
[17:40:43] Folding@home Core Shutdown: FINISHED_UNIT
[17:40:48] CoreStatus = 64 (100)
[17:40:48] Sending work to server


[17:40:48] + Attempting to send results
[17:43:31] + Results successfully sent
[17:43:31] Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home.
[17:43:31] + Number of Units Completed: 2

[17:47:40] - Preparing to get new work unit...
[17:47:40] + Attempting to get work packet
[17:47:40] - Connecting to assignment server
[17:47:41] - Successful: assigned to (171.64.65.56).
[17:47:41] + News From Folding@Home: Welcome to Folding@Home
[17:47:41] Loaded queue successfully.
[17:47:43] + Closed connections
[17:47:43]
[17:47:43] + Processing work unit
[17:47:43] Core required: FahCore_a1.exe
[17:47:43] Core found.
[17:47:43] Working on Unit 06 [January 10 17:47:43]
[17:47:43] + Working ...
[17:47:43]
[17:47:43] *------------------------------*
[17:47:43] Folding@Home Gromacs SMP Core
[17:47:43] Version 1.73 (November 27, 2006)
[17:47:43]
[17:47:43] Preparing to commence simulation
[17:47:43] - Ensuring status. Please wait.
[17:47:43] Created dyn
[17:47:43] - Files status OK
[17:47:43] - Expanded 291506 -> 1508361 (decompressed 517.4 percent)
[17:47:44] - Starting from initial work packet
[17:47:44]
[17:47:44] Project: 3027 (Run 6, Clone 12, Gen 6)
[17:47:44]
[17:47:44] Assembly optimizations on if available.
[17:47:44] Entering M.D.
[17:48:01] tial work pa- Starting from initial work packet
[17:48:01]
[17:48:01] Project: 3027 (Run 6, Clone 12, Gen 6)
[17:48:01]
[17:48:01] Entering M.D.
[17:48:07] SMP-nsv-03
[17:48:07] filename:
[17:48:07] Protein: SMP-nsv-03
[17:48:07]
[17:48:07] riting local files
[17:48:07]
[17:48:07] Writing local files
[17:48:08] Extra SSE boost OK.
[17:48:08] Writing local files
[17:48:08] Completed 0 out of 5000000 steps (0 percent)
[17:58:12] Writing local files
[17:58:12] Completed 50000 out of 5000000 steps (1 percent)
[18:08:16] Writing local files
[18:08:16] Completed 100000 out of 5000000 steps (2 percent)
[18:18:21] Writing local files
[18:18:21] Completed 150000 out of 5000000 steps (3 percent)
[18:28:25] Writing local files
[18:28:25] Completed 200000 out of 5000000 steps (4 percent)
[18:38:30] Writing local files
[18:38:30] Completed 250000 out of 5000000 steps (5 percent)
[18:48:35] Writing local files
[18:48:35] Completed 300000 out of 5000000 steps (6 percent)
[18:58:40] Writing local files
[18:58:40] Completed 350000 out of 5000000 steps (7 percent)
[19:08:44] Writing local files
[19:08:44] Completed 400000 out of 5000000 steps (8 percent)
[19:18:49] Writing local files
[19:18:49] Completed 450000 out of 5000000 steps (9 percent)
[19:28:53] Writing local files
[19:28:53] Completed 500000 out of 5000000 steps (10 percent)
[19:38:57] Writing local files
[19:38:57] Completed 550000 out of 5000000 steps (11 percent)
[19:49:01] Writing local files
[19:49:01] Completed 600000 out of 5000000 steps (12 percent)
[19:59:05] Writing local files
[19:59:05] Completed 650000 out of 5000000 steps (13 percent)
[20:09:09] Writing local files
[20:09:09] Completed 700000 out of 5000000 steps (14 percent)
[20:19:13] Writing local files
[20:19:13] Completed 750000 out of 5000000 steps (15 percent)
[20:29:18] Writing local files
[20:29:18] Completed 800000 out of 5000000 steps (16 percent)
[20:39:22] Writing local files
[20:39:22] Completed 850000 out of 5000000 steps (17 percent)
[20:49:26] Writing local files
[20:49:26] Completed 900000 out of 5000000 steps (18 percent)
[20:59:32] Writing local files
[20:59:32] Completed 950000 out of 5000000 steps (19 percent)
[21:09:36] Writing local files
[21:09:36] Completed 1000000 out of 5000000 steps (20 percent)
[21:19:40] Writing local files
[21:19:40] Completed 1050000 out of 5000000 steps (21 percent)
[21:29:45] Writing local files
[21:29:45] Completed 1100000 out of 5000000 steps (22 percent)
[21:39:50] Writing local files
[21:39:50] Completed 1150000 out of 5000000 steps (23 percent)
[21:49:54] Writing local files
[21:49:54] Completed 1200000 out of 5000000 steps (24 percent)
[21:59:57] Writing local files
[21:59:57] Completed 1250000 out of 5000000 steps (25 percent)
[22:10:01] Writing local files
[22:10:01] Completed 1300000 out of 5000000 steps (26 percent)
[22:20:06] Writing local files
[22:20:06] Completed 1350000 out of 5000000 steps (27 percent)
[22:30:10] Writing local files
[22:30:10] Completed 1400000 out of 5000000 steps (28 percent)
[22:40:15] Writing local files
[22:40:15] Completed 1450000 out of 5000000 steps (29 percent)
[22:50:19] Writing local files
[22:50:19] Completed 1500000 out of 5000000 steps (30 percent)
[23:00:25] Writing local files
[23:00:25] Completed 1550000 out of 5000000 steps (31 percent)
[23:10:30] Writing local files
[23:10:30] Completed 1600000 out of 5000000 steps (32 percent)


But, on the CFC team page, nothing has changed.

Edit: Well, now it has. Hmph!
 
Edit: Well, now it has. Hmph!

:goodjob:

The Folding@Home stats are updated at intervals. After you finish a work unit it typically takes 30 minutes or more for it to show up there. There are also some more analytical stats pages on the Extreme Overclocking site, but these are only refreshed every three hours or so.

Right now, though, your two work units have taken you to position seven on the top 20 producers list :)
 
:goodjob:

The Folding@Home stats are updated at intervals. After you finish a work unit it typically takes 30 minutes or more for it to show up there. There are also some more analytical stats pages on the Extreme Overclocking site, but these are only refreshed every three hours or so.

Right now, though, your two work units have taken you to position seven on the top 20 producers list :)

http://fahstats.com/usum.php?u=889494 takes you to your own page where it shows the last units you worked on - judging by your log you are due for another one in the next update!
 
That page is derived from the main Stanford data as far as I know, so until you appear on Stanford's progress page there's no point looking anywhere else.

Dojo's third unit has appeared, by the way, so he's now folding over 600 points per day :thumbsup:
 
Dojo's third unit has appeared, by the way, so he's now folding over 600 points per day :thumbsup:

He will average in excess of 1000 points per day based on the actual times of folding - putting him as comfortably the 3rd fastest folder in the team! - any of you ther mac users care to try?
 
As you say, Dojo's rate is 1% of a 600+ point work unit every 10 minutes or so. That comes out to close to 1000 points per day.

Half a dozen more iMacs and Mac Pro's, each turning in that kind of level, would DOUBLE our total team rate.

C'mon, guys. You're wasting CPU cycles! Get Folding :D
 
Code:
Top 20 Producers 
Rank Name    24hr Avg  Total 
1 IglooDude     2,151   399,242 
2 AlanH         1,342    41,111 
3 sahkuhnder    1,001    87,862 
4 dojoboy         865     7,360 
5 VRWCAgent       515   149,117 
6 HP&H            328   115,163 
7 taper           281    40,176 
8 Ruff_Hi         139     9,011 
9 schmiddi        113    28,584 
10 RFHolloway     113     7,172 
11 JonnyB1        113     6,874 
12 Minute_Man     111    23,137 
13 lost_civantares110    72,307 
14 Colonel_here    92     9,587 
15 Lord_all_Mighty 73    10,841 
16 Furiey          71    12,626 
17 ironduck        60    15,617 
18 Louis_Rogerson  57    14,623 
19 Gingerbread_Man 57     8,805 
20 gahst7          56     9,107

Dojoboy has just overtaken me after little more than a week of dedicated folding, I have been folding for about 3 months! Notice the 2 macs are in positions 2 and 4 in terms of rate. Igloo dude has a whole office full of PC's, and he's not folding that much faster than Alan!
 
Dojoboy has just overtaken me after little more than a week of dedicated folding, I have been folding for about 3 months! Notice the 2 macs are in positions 2 and 4 in terms of rate. Igloo dude has a whole office full of PC's, and he's not folding that much faster than Alan!

I set up my old eMac, G4, to fold as well. So, my totals are skewed in this respect.
 
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