CP/Folding

KaRl

Nigel Savidge wrote: I can't believe that I am in 1st place in Team Code Project Congratulations! Nigel Savidge wrote: Congratulations my PII 350MHz Is it the only one? I read "Active processors (within 7 days): 3". Nigel Savidge wrote: Somehow I seem to be scoring rather better on my work units than other people I don't understand how scoring is calculated (I haven't searched for info on this calculation either), but I guess some WU are more valuable than others. Anyway, great job!

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Nigel Savidge

I have just noticed that on the Active CPUs within 50 days count, I have 10% of Team Code Projects CPUs - That would explain why I am first! Come on everyone. Code Project has 2,045,632 members, there are over 1000 votes on all the weekly polls and yet only 53 active CPUs for our Folding@Home team. Its a worthy cause & may save your life one day.

Paul Watson

What is the bandwidth usage of Folding? I ask because I pay for my bandwidth and have to be careful with apps like these which can sometimes go a bit haywire and eat up my monthly cap. regards, Paul Watson South Africa PMW Photography Gary Wheeler wrote: It's people like you that keep me heading for my big debut on CNN...

Nigel Savidge

Assuming you mean internet bandwidth for download and upload of data, it connects about once every three days on my 2.6GHz PC and takes about 30 seconds to upload results and download new data for processing. (I do have a 1Gbit internet connection but I don't think their server works at that speed.) As for processer usage it just takes up the free time - I have never noticed it affect the speed of anything, even on a 350MHz PC.

David Wulff

K(arl) wrote: I guess some WU are more valuable than others. If you opt in to do the larger work units, you get more credit than with the smaller ones.

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KaRl

AFAIK, bandwidth usage is relatively low and can be reduced by asking to work on small Work Unit (WU). You might find more info there: http://forum.folding-community.org/viewtopic.php?t=10867&highlight=bandwidth+usage[^] http://forum.folding-community.org/viewtopic.php?t=7522&highlight=bandwidth+usage[^]

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Alsvha

Withouth having read the links, but wouldn't smaller WU mean faster completion of the unit and thus the need to send/recive more often? (Oh, btw - Folding for another smaller team :)) --------------------------- 127.0.0.1 - Sweet 127.0.0.1

KaRl

Perhaps...I don't know if any study was made about it. Smaller WU are maybe processed faster, but I don't know the ratio between WU size and time needed to process them (supposing it is proportional). Hard to conclude, then :) Alsvha wrote: Folding for another smaller team :cool:

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Nigel Savidge

There are different sorts of work units which use different algorithms so I doubt there is an answer to the question - it will depend on what projects they are processing at the time. Alsvha wrote: (Oh, btw - Folding for another smaller team ) Well done :)

oykica

I have downloaded, installed and joined the team! :)

Nigel Savidge

Welcome to the team! :beer:

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oykica

Cheers! :beer:

KaRl

:beer: Who's next? :)

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Nigel Savidge

Yourself? :~ I guess you have a different user name on there? Can't see you anyway. :confused:

Douglas Troy

I wasn't even aware of this project's existance! Thank you for saying something, I will get involved today. D.

El Corazon

I also joined, I already have a high score, but not for CP. I wasn't aware CP had a team, I am on it now. You just got a XP 3200 on your team (only runs folding evenings and weekends though -- kind of like your cell phone). But I'll double the CPUs in a couple of months. _________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)

Nish Nishant

Nigel Savidge wrote: I do have a 1Gbit internet connection :omg: :omg: :omg:

El Corazon

Nigel Savidge wrote: I guess you have a different user name on there? Mine does, you'll see SamuraiCat moving up from the bottom. I'd be higher if I had known. I helped another team move up to 168 when they were at 184.... sorry. _________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)

Nigel Savidge

:-D :) :laugh: ;) :-D :) Just wish I could find servers that are as fast! I can rarely download more than 10Mbytes per second :sigh: Mind you it still takes longer to write it to disk than to download :->

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Nish Nishant

Is it affordable? Or are you filthy rich? :-) And where do you live?