GPU to 72 status... - Page 265

kracker · 2014-05-18, 15:53

A few AMD price updates

R7 240 is $70.
R7 250 is $90.
R7 250X is $99.
R7 260 is $109.
R7 260X is $139.
R7 265 is ~$160.

R9 270 is $180.
R9 270X is $199.
R9 280 is $250.
R9 280X is ~$300-$310.

R9 290 and 290X pricing is all over the place... but not $552 and $674.

James Heinrich · 2014-05-18, 16:31

GPU pricing is in Canadian Dollars. Pricing is taken semi-live as an average selling price from a major (Canadian) retailer. If you happen to live in the land of cheap then lucky you. USA prices are probably 25% less (our government needs the money to pay the utility bill to keep this place frozen all year long).

manfred4 · 2014-05-18, 17:53

Getting a bit more on topic of the website again: The "Individual Overall Statistics"-page doesn't show up any assignments completed in the 70M or 71M-range.
That should be only pulling over one or two switches, right? ;)

chalsall · 2014-05-18, 17:54

I'm beginning to get the impression that Oliver might 0wnz EC2....

20,000 GHz days/day for the last week!

Thanks mate! This helps a lot.

chalsall · 2014-05-18, 18:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by manfred4

Getting a bit more on topic of the website again: The "Individual Overall Statistics"-page doesn't show up any assignments completed in the 70M or 71M-range. That should be only pulling over one or two switches, right? ;)

Good catch! Thanks.

I've commented out the "... and Exponent<70000000" constraint in the SQL query. (GPU72 has been running for a lot longer than I ever imaged -- it was originally envisioned to be short-term sub-project.)

LaurV · 2014-05-19, 16:06

In an "order by fire power", I see a "NickOfTime" coming very strong from the back. With about 2THzD/D, that sounds like 4 Titans or a lot of AMD fire power. With ~29G/factor, it means he is doing the last bit, for which the 39 factors from 46 expected sounds statistically good. So, he is not cheating, he has a lot of fire power.

So.. Who is he? Same "Nick" from the forum, or new meat?

Congrats anyhow, and kotgw!

kracker · 2014-05-19, 16:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by LaurV

In an "order by fire power", I see a "NickOfTime" coming very strong from the back. With about 2THzD/D, that sounds like 4 Titans or a lot of AMD fire power. With ~29G/factor, it means he is doing the last bit, for which the 39 factors from 46 expected sounds statistically good. So, he is not cheating, he has a lot of fire power.

So.. Who is he? Same "Nick" from the forum, or new meat?

Congrats anyhow, and kotgw!

I noticed yesterday... Hmm.
http://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/week/

EDIT: Titan's do 500 GHz?

LaurV · 2014-05-19, 18:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by kracker

EDIT: Titan's do 500 GHz?

The unlocked Titan (the one which you can enable/disable the DP from the Nvidia Control Panel) can do ~520GD/D with DP disabled and a bit of OC (only a bit, didn't try more, I bought the one from Xyzzy, which is still air cooled, I am planing to buy the water block, but no budget/time yet).

chalsall · 2014-05-19, 18:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by LaurV

So.. Who is he? Same "Nick" from the forum, or new meat?

Congrats anyhow, and kotgw!

I can't speak to that. Well, actually I can, but I won't.

I thank him for his contributions. Seems very honest.

kracker · 2014-05-19, 18:55

Well... statistically we seem to be doing well

manfred4 · 2014-05-19, 19:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by chalsall

Good catch! Thanks.

I've commented out the "... and Exponent<70000000" constraint in the SQL query. (GPU72 has been running for a lot longer than I ever imaged -- it was originally envisioned to be short-term sub-project.)

Did you implement that one yet? If you did, it seems to be not working as intended now, the 70M+ Assignments are not showing up yet (on this one neither).

2014-05-18, 17:54	#2908
chalsall If I May "Chris Halsall" Sep 2002 Barbados 9782₁₀ Posts	Wow!!! I'm beginning to get the impression that Oliver might 0wnz EC2.... 20,000 GHz days/day for the last week! Thanks mate! This helps a lot.

2014-05-19, 16:06	#2910
LaurV Romulan Interpreter Jun 2011 Thailand 3·3,221 Posts	In an "order by fire power", I see a "NickOfTime" coming very strong from the back. With about 2THzD/D, that sounds like 4 Titans or a lot of AMD fire power. With ~29G/factor, it means he is doing the last bit, for which the 39 factors from 46 expected sounds statistically good. So, he is not cheating, he has a lot of fire power. So.. Who is he? Same "Nick" from the forum, or new meat? Congrats anyhow, and kotgw! Last fiddled with by LaurV on 2014-05-19 at 16:08 Reason: link

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2014-05-18, 15:53	#2905
kracker "Mr. Meeseeks" Jan 2012 California, USA 2³×271 Posts	A few AMD price updates R7 240 is $70. R7 250 is $90. R7 250X is $99. R7 260 is $109. R7 260X is $139. R7 265 is ~$160. R9 270 is $180. R9 270X is $199. R9 280 is $250. R9 280X is ~$300-$310. R9 290 and 290X pricing is all over the place... but not $552 and $674.

2014-05-18, 16:31	#2906
James Heinrich "James Heinrich" May 2004 ex-Northern Ontario 23·149 Posts	GPU pricing is in Canadian Dollars. Pricing is taken semi-live as an average selling price from a major (Canadian) retailer. If you happen to live in the land of cheap then lucky you. USA prices are probably 25% less (our government needs the money to pay the utility bill to keep this place frozen all year long).

2014-05-18, 17:53	#2907
manfred4 Mar 2014 Germany 2³×3×5 Posts	Getting a bit more on topic of the website again: The "Individual Overall Statistics"-page doesn't show up any assignments completed in the 70M or 71M-range. That should be only pulling over one or two switches, right? ;)

2014-05-19, 18:55	#2914
kracker "Mr. Meeseeks" Jan 2012 California, USA 2168₁₀ Posts	Well... statistically we seem to be doing well