GIMPS losing popularity?

ixfd64 · 2003-09-17, 19:48

A while ago, the PrimeNet server showed a sustained throughput of about 8 TFlops, but now its only around 7, and it's been decreasing slightly everyday.

I hope that GIMPS isn't losing popularity. :(

eepiccolo · 2003-09-17, 19:55

How long was the throughput listed as being 8 TFlops? Most of the times that I look at it, the sustained throughput is right aroung 7 TFlops, give or take a couple TFlops. I think I remember seeing it above 10 once, but that was after the server had been down for awhile.

apocalypse · 2003-09-17, 20:55

In a similar vein, will we have some updated performance graphs in the near future? Primenet's were last updated in March 2001 (1.5 Tflops!)

dsouza123 · 2003-09-17, 23:46

Is the information presented in

http://mersenne.org/primenet/summary.txt

specifically the completed day info for CPU years and GFLOP/s ( LL, Fac, TOTALS ) stored/archived somewhere?

The GFLOP/s could be calculated from the CPU years, so just the CPU years are critical.

Complex33 · 2003-09-17, 23:58

7 day averages over the past few months:

[Edit: Removed attachment that didn't look so good! The image below is mucho better. --Mod]

NickGlover · 2003-09-18, 00:04

I don't believe the old summary.txt information is stored anywhere on the Primenet server, but I have an archive of summary.txt going back to January 31st of this year. I could zip it up and send it to anyone who wants it. I think the zipped up file would be just a few hundred KB in size.

Complex33 · 2003-09-18, 00:07

Well that didn't look so good so i'll try again:

Complex33 · 2003-11-05, 17:39

P-90 years on the way up

Now if we only had a few more mega producers vying for first place...

GP2 · 2003-11-15, 00:09

See also the Gigaflops rate greatly exceeds trend predicted 2 1/2 years ago thread, and the
LL testing rate graph, which shows the same kind of data as the above graphs, but over a much broader time period and with much less detail.

2003-09-17, 19:48	#1
ixfd64 Bemusing Prompter "Danny" Dec 2002 California 100101010110₂ Posts	GIMPS losing popularity? A while ago, the PrimeNet server showed a sustained throughput of about 8 TFlops, but now its only around 7, and it's been decreasing slightly everyday. I hope that GIMPS isn't losing popularity. :(

2003-09-17, 23:58	#5
Complex33 Aug 2002 Texas 5×31 Posts	7 day averages over the past few months: [Edit: Removed attachment that didn't look so good! The image below is mucho better. --Mod] Last fiddled with by garo on 2003-09-18 at 17:50

2003-09-18, 00:07	#7
Complex33 Aug 2002 Texas 5×31 Posts	Well that didn't look so good so i'll try again: Attached Thumbnails Last fiddled with by Complex33 on 2003-09-18 at 00:09

2003-11-05, 17:39	#8
Complex33 Aug 2002 Texas 5·31 Posts	P-90 years on the way up Now if we only had a few more mega producers vying for first place... Attached Thumbnails

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2003-09-17, 19:55	#2
eepiccolo Dec 2002 Frederick County, MD 370₁₀ Posts	How long was the throughput listed as being 8 TFlops? Most of the times that I look at it, the sustained throughput is right aroung 7 TFlops, give or take a couple TFlops. I think I remember seeing it above 10 once, but that was after the server had been down for awhile.

2003-09-17, 20:55	#3
apocalypse Feb 2003 2×3×29 Posts	In a similar vein, will we have some updated performance graphs in the near future? Primenet's were last updated in March 2001 (1.5 Tflops!)

2003-09-17, 23:46	#4
dsouza123 Sep 2002 2·331 Posts	Is the information presented in http://mersenne.org/primenet/summary.txt specifically the completed day info for CPU years and GFLOP/s ( LL, Fac, TOTALS ) stored/archived somewhere? The GFLOP/s could be calculated from the CPU years, so just the CPU years are critical.

2003-09-18, 00:04	#6
NickGlover Aug 2002 Richland, WA 10000100₂ Posts	I don't believe the old summary.txt information is stored anywhere on the Primenet server, but I have an archive of summary.txt going back to January 31st of this year. I could zip it up and send it to anyone who wants it. I think the zipped up file would be just a few hundred KB in size.

2003-11-15, 00:09	#9
GP2 Sep 2003 5·11·47 Posts	See also the Gigaflops rate greatly exceeds trend predicted 2 1/2 years ago thread, and the LL testing rate graph, which shows the same kind of data as the above graphs, but over a much broader time period and with much less detail.