GPU to 72 status... - Page 198

Aramis Wyler · 2013-04-15, 17:52

2 Notes:
First, it's Euler's birthday. Google has a nice doodle.
Second, I took a chunk (7 days) of dc work to test a bit about what I had said wrt the dc tf work being done by June 1. It will be done sooner than that, and it was interesting in this exodus of infinite work that we do to come across some repercussions of the finite dctf task. For example, most of the top 10 DC TF chart is locked in. I'm going to try to get on that chart before the concept ends, but we're just about there. I know BCP19, Carsten, and Aspen are locked in, and 4 and 5 probably are too.

petrw1 · 2013-04-15, 19:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by petrw1

Not nagging ... Just in case it got lost in all the "excitement" lately.

Partially fixed?
For the last month I was not getting credit for work I unassigned.
However, today PrimeNet decided to unilaterally unassign some only to immediately reassign others. But GPU72 gave me credit for them.

Uncwilly · 2013-04-15, 19:49

One of my machines turned in a result for TF (332307253). GPUto72, gave the credit on the assignment date. Is this right?

Aramis Wyler · 2013-04-15, 19:54

The adjusted graphs give credit for completion during some point between the assignment date and the completion date, stacking from oldest to newest in an attempt to average the ammount of work done over that period. there's a link at the bottom of the page to 'exact' graphs that give the completion dates as the actual completion dates.

chalsall · 2013-04-15, 21:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by petrw1

However, today PrimeNet decided to unilaterally unassign some only to immediately reassign others. But GPU72 gave me credit for them.

Cheese on bread!!!

Could you please PM me some examples?

There's a bug somewhere. Probably mine.

Having specific examples will help me find it quickly.

Thanks.

kracker · 2013-04-16, 19:10

Some of the worker's graphs are really compacted, like this one, there is a lot of space on the top... Some seem to be fine though.

ixfd64 · 2013-04-18, 21:29

I decided to spread the word around a bit: http://www.facebook.com/NVIDIA/posts/10151405157298253

Aramis Wyler · 2013-04-19, 00:08

Nice! I put a like on your comment. Hopefully people will see it!

ET_ · 2013-04-19, 06:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by ixfd64

I decided to spread the word around a bit: http://www.facebook.com/NVIDIA/posts/10151405157298253

I can't access Facebook from the office... what does it say?

Luigi

Aramis Wyler · 2013-04-19, 12:00

On the Nvidia page, nvidia says:
Are you in college or high school? Learn about how these USC students found a way to study NVIDIA in their accounting class. Tell us about how you're using NVIDIA's products to get your schoolwork done. http://ow.ly/kcFee
How NVIDIA Helped Liven Up One USC Accounting Class
No one understands business better than an accountant. But who knew an accounting class could produce a video

There are various comments after that ('I use my video card to get away from homework not do more!') but then there is one:

Danny Chia I'm not in school anymore, but I use my GTX 555 to trial factor Mersenne numbers as part of the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search. This helps eliminate candidates for Lucas-Lehmer tests, which can take several hundred hours on a normal CPU. See: http://www.mersenneforum.org/forumdisplay.php?f=92
GPU Computing - mersenneforum.org
www.mersenneforum.org

ET_ · 2013-04-19, 12:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aramis Wyler

On the Nvidia page, nvidia says:
Are you in college or high school? Learn about how these USC students found a way to study NVIDIA in their accounting class. Tell us about how you're using NVIDIA's products to get your schoolwork done. http://ow.ly/kcFee
How NVIDIA Helped Liven Up One USC Accounting Class
No one understands business better than an accountant. But who knew an accounting class could produce a video

There are various comments after that ('I use my video card to get away from homework not do more!') but then there is one:

Danny Chia I'm not in school anymore, but I use my GTX 555 to trial factor Mersenne numbers as part of the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search. This helps eliminate candidates for Lucas-Lehmer tests, which can take several hundred hours on a normal CPU. See: http://www.mersenneforum.org/forumdisplay.php?f=92
GPU Computing - mersenneforum.org
www.mersenneforum.org

WOW, that's nice!

Thank you for the report.

Luigi

2013-04-15, 17:52	#2168
Aramis Wyler "Bill Staffen" Jan 2013 Pittsburgh, PA, USA 650₈ Posts	2 Notes: First, it's Euler's birthday. Google has a nice doodle. Second, I took a chunk (7 days) of dc work to test a bit about what I had said wrt the dc tf work being done by June 1. It will be done sooner than that, and it was interesting in this exodus of infinite work that we do to come across some repercussions of the finite dctf task. For example, most of the top 10 DC TF chart is locked in. I'm going to try to get on that chart before the concept ends, but we're just about there. I know BCP19, Carsten, and Aspen are locked in, and 4 and 5 probably are too. Last fiddled with by Aramis Wyler on 2013-04-15 at 17:53

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Uncwilly 6809 > 6502 """"""""""""""""""" Aug 2003 101×103 Posts 2×4,909 Posts	One of my machines turned in a result for TF (332307253). GPUto72, gave the credit on the assignment date. Is this right?

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Aramis Wyler "Bill Staffen" Jan 2013 Pittsburgh, PA, USA 2³×53 Posts	The adjusted graphs give credit for completion during some point between the assignment date and the completion date, stacking from oldest to newest in an attempt to average the ammount of work done over that period. there's a link at the bottom of the page to 'exact' graphs that give the completion dates as the actual completion dates.

2013-04-16, 19:10	#2173
kracker "Mr. Meeseeks" Jan 2012 California, USA 2³·271 Posts	Some of the worker's graphs are really compacted, like this one, there is a lot of space on the top... Some seem to be fine though.

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2013-04-19, 00:08	#2175
Aramis Wyler "Bill Staffen" Jan 2013 Pittsburgh, PA, USA 2³×53 Posts	Nice! I put a like on your comment. Hopefully people will see it!

2013-04-19, 12:00	#2177
Aramis Wyler "Bill Staffen" Jan 2013 Pittsburgh, PA, USA 2³·53 Posts	On the Nvidia page, nvidia says: Are you in college or high school? Learn about how these USC students found a way to study NVIDIA in their accounting class. Tell us about how you're using NVIDIA's products to get your schoolwork done. http://ow.ly/kcFee How NVIDIA Helped Liven Up One USC Accounting Class No one understands business better than an accountant. But who knew an accounting class could produce a video There are various comments after that ('I use my video card to get away from homework not do more!') but then there is one: Danny Chia I'm not in school anymore, but I use my GTX 555 to trial factor Mersenne numbers as part of the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search. This helps eliminate candidates for Lucas-Lehmer tests, which can take several hundred hours on a normal CPU. See: http://www.mersenneforum.org/forumdisplay.php?f=92 GPU Computing - mersenneforum.org www.mersenneforum.org