The Scottish Boinc Team

Run Time CPU Time Credit Per day/proc Credit per kWH Application 6695.61 6675.21 88 27,210 10,798 PADLS Total v5.10 6659.17 6635.29 89 27,577 10,943 PADLS Total v5.10 6050.03 6034.16 87 29,777 11,816 PADLS Total v5.10 6083.15 6057.07 87 29,721 11,794 PADLS Total v5.10 6661.17 6638.78 87 26,980 10,7...

the CPU/OS may be a red herring but, out of interest, what are you running on please and I'll see if I have anything close

tried an Intel machine this time, older OS (ubuntu 18.10): 3 valid, 74 invalid

Not a good ratio, especially when some of the invalid WU have run for 20-30 mins before failing.

Okay thanks. Maybe I'll try again later on a lesser machine but there is no way I am putting my thoroughbred 3900X onto something which has 50 out of 55 invalid

Thanks. No, not running MT. Does the last setting really mean # threads per WU ?

Not a good start from me. Two WU errored, 50 were invalid after significant run times. Only 3 validated at about 8pts per thread per hour on an OC 3900X. To add insult to injury, I forgot to join the team so even they didn't count.

Is this normal? (Linux)

We got a Merit Award at the 2019 Doric Film Festival for this

PS: Naebudy said owt aboot beaan acceptit by the locals

I bide in Dorset the noo bit wis born an brocht up in Aiberdeen. Mine ain fowk wis girst moutars fae Fyvie. Hiv bin Boinc'in syne 2004 fir Team Picard fit's noo aa bit deid. First thocht o jynin TSBT twa years syne an hiv finally taen the breinge, jist tae diskiver that Gibson Praise beat me by a p...

I like the username - maybe you should join my gardening forum

Are you into crunching for Boinc?

were you getting work and it stopped, or was this a new 'attach'

I am getting camb_boinc2docker WU on Windows. I do have Max # of CPUs for this project = 8 in project and it puts 8 threads on each WU. Pretty sure I don't use an app_config.xml

The other bad thing about cuda31 is that a single WU will use all available GPUs (and still pay less)

I don't know, sorry.

What I have seen though - on gtx1660ti - is that the project will give you cuda31 WU, then cuda60, then cuda70 then nvidia101. I assumed it was testing out your card before giving you the best WU

I've never had much success with GPU crunching on the main Linux machine I use for RL work. Until today. I have been using Ubunto 19.10 on a Ryzen 3900X with an old AMD card to run X11 and an nVidia 1660ti to crunch Moo. Seems to work pretty well - no slow-down on X11 - even when playing videos with...

The stats links will take some time to yield any results but I think all the other links should work as expected.

Nice quote on the GPUgrid website from @Granowski

Well said Gregg

fully supported now. Benchmarks follow

http://bearnol.is-a-geek.com/wanless2/

Bearnol needs to get even geekier as this server seems to be unavailable with annoying regularity

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Oh, TYVM. That would certainly help a lot

I don't know if TSBT has ever competed in this series but we do have a couple of new members who are heavy hitters on PrimeGrid https://www.primegrid.com/challenge/challenge.php So my question is whether all PG challenges rule out forward bunkering by limiting scoring to WU both downloaded and crunc...

we are doing well but will lose quite a few points when Universe starts giving out work again. Will drop points on Gerasim and Collatz too

figures from VietOZ Thank you Run Time CPU Time Credit Per day/proc Credit per kWH Application 2677.89 2663.19 130 50,332 32,264 16e Lattice Sieve V5 v1.11 2394.81 2381.36 130 56,282 36,078 16e Lattice Sieve V5 v1.11 2534.48 2520.19 130 53,180 34,090 16e Lattice Sieve V5 v1.11 2748.14 2731.42 130 49...

figures from VietOZ Much more points .. I notice you get v1.11 app. Wonder if that is Windows only Run Time CPU Time Credit Per day/proc Credit per kWH Application 2224.41 2222.44 130 121,186 48,090 16e Lattice Sieve V5 v1.11 2314.67 2312.39 130 116,461 46,215 16e Lattice Sieve V5 v1.11 2656.23 2653...

Well over 50% the output of a 64thread 2990wx and better per KwH too Run Time CPU Time Credit Per day/proc Credit per kWH Application 3258.32 3121.24 130 82,732 32,830 16e Lattice Sieve V5 v1.10 3517.14 3364.31 130 76,644 30,414 16e Lattice Sieve V5 v1.10 2914.38 2812.25 130 92,496 36,705 16e Lattic...

30 hours with no checkpointing !!!!! Sounds as bad as SRbase

I'll maybe try it on one 2990wx with HT off but, man, when I said 'difficult', I didn't realise how bdooly difficult.

Naw - won't be doing that. It would take all day to put monitor / keyboard on all the headless workstations. We can't all afford server mobo with IPMI

If I left HT on but only ran 32 threads on the 2990wx machines, would that be ALMOST the same as turning HT off ?

So I guess it doesn't help to run several instances of 32 threads?

Is it worth trying with HT on and a different project on threads 33-and-up ?

Franziskaner 0.5% Wheat Beer is about as good as it gets (provided you like Bavarian weissbier, that is)

Problem was that I ran out and was on inferior stuff

Happy New Year to one and all. A special shout-out to our new members.

I was designated driver last night and I STILL have a hangover from alcohol-free beer. Definitely getting too old to stay up after 10pm - even on Hogmanay

this is now a FB project and looks awkward enough to where it might put people off. A chance of some points perhaps?

Good man - I wasn't paying attention. Have put a 2990wx on it but I'm probably only feeding Mr Pending at this late hour

very close - we can't say you haven't been warning us !!

Anyhow - if you haven't logged in for a few days there SHOULD be hundreds of unread posts on a busy forum

I'm not so sure at all. It reports the number of unread POSTS which doesn't exist anywhere else on the forums. Even if there are more than one unread in a thread.

In truth, like a lot of other forums, we've had various word games contributing 100 or more posts per day, so the core problem does need to be addressed properly. So chuffed that you spotted it was down to Unread posts as this has dogged some users for a long time

The daily posts are pruned to 20 to 40 days worth. This is useful for seeing where other teams are crunching. I, for one, do use this occasionally

Certainly explains why I see so few problems.

I am guessing it is in the MOD which puts on New, Active etc buttons on top right. Shame as this is otherwise a really nice feature. Is it configurable at all?

A real pleasure to help out

they are not computers - headless workstation with wireless LAN is a room heater

Right now I am running Collatz and the estimated finish time will be around 1h30min. I didn't optimize the app though. Speaking of MooWrapper I planned to hit 1 million and focus on other projects, mainly Milkyway and Einstein. If things go well next year I might get something better than this anci...

from https://boinc.thesonntags.com/collatz/f ... d.php?id=8 for gtx660

verbose=1
kernels_per_reduction=48
threads=8
lut_size=15
sleep=0
cache_sieve=1
reduce_cpu=0
sieve_size=30

moment

benchmark times for OC 2080 here https://tsbt.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php? ... 229#p74344

very much depends on project, I'd say. No real problem on Collatz, but Moo could suffer

Thanks Gregg, Are you familiar with the Collatz optimisation files for these cards? If not, try this for the 1080 to get run times of around 360 seconds verbose=1 kernels_per_reduction=48 threads=9 lut_size=17 sieve_size=30 cache_sieve=1 sleep=0 On Linux, this would go into a config file in project ...

Hi Gregg, I sorted out your avatar as the original was larger than the forum permitted. I must say what a happy-looking chap you are !! :D Yes, we progress to League 1 of Formula Boinc next year & will find things much more difficult as the teams are larger. Hopefully a few more of them will tru...

Next time you get the forum home page ... click Mark forums read link towards top right

+1 to that Bryan

Yup - Mrs Dean started selling shortbread from her own kitchen to raise funds for Huntly Pipe Band

Sounds like you lived hereabouts at some point? I am still a newcomer - only about 33 years in the area

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