Scoring for F@H

the harder/more processor intensive the unit, the more points it's worth. not sure if there are any 5 point units around right now... i'd say, if it takes less than a day, it will be about 2 points, unless it's like 2-3 a day then it's like .5 points... 5 pointers take about 2-3 days...

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This page details which porteins are currently being distributed and how many points each gives you if completed in the specified time frame:

http://folding.stanford.edu/psummary.html

 

You're number 75 right now.

 

MacRumors is in place #39 on the teams page. Must be dukestreet who made the difference.

 

They fixed the p145/p146 data; p146's mislablelled are now being given 20 days to crunch. g3 people have nothing to worry about.

And they score --- 20 !!! points.

 

That's good because both my dual G4 and my G3 have one. 5,000,000 little big steps of crunching goodness.

 

only for p146: deadline = 20 days, credit = 6

 

There is a fair amount of fluctuation from day to day...but our output is on a slight downward trend.

We'll doublecheck to see that all of our machines are up and running here in the lab. This should be our last week of solid output on our end for a while, since the students come back next week.

 

Harumph, anyone else having trouble sending results back? Or is it just me? Try again later I suppose...

 

We should hold our position pretty well.

There are few teams behind us that can catch up, and quite a few we can still pass...but it's definitely going to be slow for a while.

 

Shame, right when we are dead even with Storageforum. I'll see what I can do, trying to recruit a few friends...

 

I've not been able to send the itty bitty one from the G3 and now it's processing the huge one so, it'll probably be a while until it posts anything. The G4 returned a p145 today.

 

Explain this please. 2 Work Units but only scored 1.

 

.5 (that's 1/2) a point per Work Unit...

Here's the page that shows the current proteins and their point value:
http://folding.stanford.edu/psummary.html

 

Okay I'm starting to understand this. I've been using the screensaver and there is no way as far as I know of knowing which protein strand your currently processing. I'm will be receiving my new computer this week and will be letting it work on this more.

So here is a question what is the fastest way to process F@H with a dual processor?

 

Already did that but it was only about 30min about so it probably won't post quite yet.

 

I don't know, but turning it on usually helps mine. <ducks>

 

Hahahahah Very Good!!

I was wondering which Client worked the fastest. Text Client, Graphical Client, or the Screensaver. Mainly do any of them take advantage of a dual processor or should you just run two clients to tie up both processors.