A minor bug: Looking at the [url=https://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/dctf/week/]Workers' DC Trial Factoring Progress[/url] page, it doesn't show the assignments I currently have.

Since all my assignments are currently in 53M, my guess is that the query ranged limited and doesn't catch them.

[QUOTE=Mark Rose;403821]Since all my assignments are currently in 53M, my guess is that the query ranged limited and doesn't catch them.[/QUOTE]

The Daily / Weekly / Monthly reports show not only what work as been done, but also what was assigned during that time period.

You took the 4,000 assignments in 53M more than a week ago.

Ahhhh, makes sense. That's useful, now that I know exactly what that column represents! :)

Back to LLTF'ing, please...
 

So everyone knows...

The "surge" request for DCTF was VERY well answered. Thanks!

We're flying a little blind at the moment because of the death of the spidering machine here in Barbados which drove Mersenne.info. We know how much TF'ing work is being done (within a percent or so), but I can't currently tell exactly how much DC'ing and LL'ing is being done in the different ranges / categories. (Rarely a good thing in a "Just in Time" system; this is being worked.)

What I can tell you, with some certainty, is we need to bring some firepower back to LLTF'ing.

Soon.

Interestingly, this is largely needed in order to feed the P-1'ers at at least 74 bits.

So, for those who brought resources to DCTF from LLTF for the surge request, I would ask that you please choose "Let GPU72 Decide" (either worktype (DCTF or LLTF), pledge level doesn't matter). Or choose "What Makes Sense", and pledge to at least 72 (again, either worktype).

(As my sister and I used to ask our parents when we were very young: "Are we having fun yet?" (It was an unusual, but valuable, upbringing. :wink: :smile:))

[QUOTE=chalsall;404025]So everyone knows...

The "surge" request for DCTF was VERY well answered. Thanks!

[B]What I can tell you, with some certainty, is we need to bring some firepower back to LLTF'ing.

Soon.[/B]

Interestingly, this is largely needed in order to feed the P-1'ers at at least 74 bits.

So, for those who brought resources to DCTF from LLTF for the surge request, I would ask that you please choose "Let GPU72 Decide" (either worktype (DCTF or LLTF), pledge level doesn't matter). Or choose "What Makes Sense", and pledge to at least 72 (again, either worktype).

(As my sister and I used to ask our parents when we were very young: "Are we having fun yet?" (It was an unusual, but valuable, upbringing. :wink: :smile:))[/QUOTE]

Soon, as in yesterday? Well, I can't quite give you that, but my own urges led me to stop taking DCTFs in the last day or so. The last such 41M assignment was noted to have finished at 2015-06-13 16:15:49. Since then, (while I was at work) I have been doing LLTF on both GPUs.

It's nice to have my hunches line up with the needs. :smile:

I'm going on a vacation / family reunion thing and I will return July 1.

~1.2 THz will be offline for the next five days.

SSL Cert updated...
 

Just to let everyone know, I updated the SSL Certificate for [url]www.GPU72.com[/url] tonight.

Shouldn't cause anyone any issues, but if you see anything strange which might be related to this, please let me know.

[QUOTE=chalsall;406691]Just to let everyone know, I updated the SSL Certificate for [url]www.GPU72.com[/url] tonight.

Shouldn't cause anyone any issues, but if you see anything strange which might be related to this, please let me know.[/QUOTE]

The intermediate SSL certificate, StartCom, is signed with SHA1 and not SHA256. My browser is giving me a warning. Apparently StartSSL's certificate wizard offers the option to use SHA2/256, but if not, the SHA2 intermediate cert can be found [url=https://www.startssl.com/certs/class1/sha2/pem/sub.class1.server.sha2.ca.pem]here[/url].

Just so everyone knows, my productivity has been down lately and I am fully aware.

My X99 system has been sitting as an open bench system in my room for a few months now and summer has been a bit taxing on the less than optimal cooling system. I am working on getting a proper case for this hardware (which is going to become my primary computer anyway) which will hopefully restore it to 24/7 usage.


I also need to redo my other system's liquid cooling. The use of distilled water without any additives has caused problematic amounts of algae growth. For normal usage, the system is fine but under full load, it can't keep up on a hot day.

Likewise my i7-920 system has been... quirky. At first it stopped wanting to run mfaktc on one GPU, then on both GPUs, then finally Prime95 itself started spewing errors. After downclocking the CPU to stock and under-clocking the RAM it's not spitting errors anymore, I might even try restarting mfkatc if underclocking the CPU/RAM fixed the instability. Doesn't seem to be running hot, but it is 6 years old... :paul:

Have you tried replacing the power supply?