Interesting but not surprising point-in-time stats

[petrw1]

From the last "Recent Results" report:
3000 results in just over 3 hours

Type    ##      %%      GDays   %%
C	68	2.27%	8537.1	69.02%
F	41	1.37%	58.0	0.47%
F-ECM	1	0.03%	0.7	0.01%
NF	2799	93.30%	3580.7	28.95%
NF-ECM	63	2.10%	108.4	0.88%
NF-PM1	28	0.93%	84.0	0.68%

So even with all the GPUs doing TF work-type C (LL and DC) still produce 2.5X the work.
Of the NF: 44% of the results and 94% of the GDays are from GPUs (surprise!!! NOT)
Of the C: 35% (almost 3,000 GDays) belong to curtisc (no surprise here either)
.....................Equates to 24% of the total output
.................... Equates to over 83% of the thruput of all the GPUs combined.
.....................Pretty amazing considering GPUs produce up to 100X more GDays than CPUs.

[manfred4]

For a real breakdown you would need a whole week of results I would imagine, because most GPU workers check in their results only once per day / once per week and the CPU workers report instantly when they finish.
I think the week-stats would have more GPU work than this.

[petrw1]

Originally Posted by manfred4

For a real breakdown you would need a whole week of results I would imagine, because most GPU workers check in their results only once per day / once per week and the CPU workers report instantly when they finish.
I think the week-stats would have more GPU work than this.

Agreed...

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by manfred4

For a real breakdown you would need a whole week of results I would imagine, because most GPU workers check in their results only once per day / once per week...

Not entirely true.

Oliver checks in his work once a week (usually on a Sunday), as did Mike. But most participants of GPU72 check in their results at least once a day thanks to MISFIT and mfloop.

Originally Posted by manfred4

I think the week-stats would have more GPU work than this.

Possibly. But, without question, the larger the temporal domain (within reason) the better the accuracy of the analysis. I tend to go with monthly stats for trending.