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jhershauer · Apr 7, 2003

Re: # of frames

MrMacman,
No, he's not looking at the protein number. He's describing exactly what I see every day. Here's a typical log entry from one of my machines:

[17:28:19] Protein: P633_TZ3_EXT
[17:28:19] - Run: 111 (Clone 14, Gen 12)
[17:28:19] - Frames Completed: 0, Remaining: 400
[17:28:19] - Dynamic steps required: 5000000

My log typically shows 400 or 600 frames being worked on for each WU.

Oh, and the "Currently Running Projects" page at the Folding@home website lists a whole bunch of 400 frame projects. There aren't any 600 framers listed right now, but that doesn't mean they don't exist (they could also be beta projects, which aren't listed).

Maybe you're the one that needs to...
*cough*
Lay Off The ______ (Drug)
*cough*

[One final edit...I thought you had told Bert that there weren't any 400 frame projects, either...thus my added stat info above. I'll leave it there anyway (along with my gentle ribbing) in case you've already read it.]

All in good fun, of course.

Regards,
Jeff

bertinman · Apr 7, 2003

Re: Re: # of frames

Originally posted by jhershauer
MrMacman,
No, he's not looking at the protein number. He's describing exactly what I see every day. Here's a typical log entry from one of my machines:

[17:28:19] Protein: P633_TZ3_EXT
[17:28:19] - Run: 111 (Clone 14, Gen 12)
[17:28:19] - Frames Completed: 0, Remaining: 400
[17:28:19] - Dynamic steps required: 5000000

My log typically shows 400 or 600 frames being worked on for each WU.

Regards,
Jeff

thanks

I knew I wasn't totally messed up.

I have a 600 frame one at home but Im at work, and it'll be done by the time I get back... so no proof for awhile from me...

Also, I set the client to do only F@H not G@H... but for future reff, does G@H wu's go towards the team?

- bert

jhershauer · Apr 7, 2003

Re: # of frames

Originally posted by bertinman
thanks

I knew I wasn't totally messed up.

I have a 600 frame one at home but Im at work, and it'll be done by the time I get back... so no proof for awhile from me...

Also, I set the client to do only F@H not G@H... but for future reff, does G@H wu's go towards the team?

- bert

Yeah, I just finished one at home yesterday that had said 600, but I'm at work, too. I'll have to check the project name when I get home tonight (assuming it's still in the log).

I had mis-read the prior posts and thought MrMacman was saying that there weren't any 400 frame projects, either, but re-reading it, he just said there weren't any greater than 400 frames.

[Edit: I just checked out my stats page, and noticed that I've completed a number of WUs for project 799, which is not listed on the Current Projects page. Perhaps this is where the 600 frame WUs are coming from. It does say that this project "augments" G@H research, which further differentiates it from the other projects I've worked on.]

Jeff

MrMacMan · Apr 7, 2003

I must applaud you: jhershauer

you have corrected yourself and then re-corrected yourself so many times it aint funny.

Genome@home might have some protiens 400+ I really don't know, but if your getting 600, 800 Frame Protien something is messed up.

A beta Protien for F@H shouldn't appear more than 2 times in a month... it shouldn't.

bertinman · Apr 7, 2003

here's a screen of a new one I started today, lucky me.

- bert

[hope the picture turns up]

jhershauer · Apr 8, 2003

600 frame WU log

Well, I don't have the beginning of the log, as my computer had been shut down in the middle of the work unit, but this shows that there were indeed 600 frames:

[18:26:58] Proj: work/wudata_06
[18:26:58] Finding work files
[18:26:58] sizeof(CORE_PACKET_HDR) = 512
[18:26:58] Checking frame files
[18:27:03] Restarting from checkpointed files.
[18:27:03]
[18:27:03] Protein: LIF/pdblif1.96.xyz
[18:27:03] - Frames Completed: 60, Remaining: 540
[18:27:03] - Dynamic steps required: 108000

Messed up or not, at least we got some Team MacRumors points for it.

Zeke · Apr 8, 2003

How long does it take you guys to go through a WU? I know it depends on the WU but generally how long per frame. My Dual 1Ghz MDD is about 12 min/frame but the previous post said he started a 500 frame protein today that was 75% done. Is something wrong with my machine or was that a windows machine? Thanks.

[Edit] Just noticed it was a windows machine...Man, we need the Altivec core badly. [\Edit]

jethroted · Apr 8, 2003

Re: We have produced over 3000 points daily for 6 Days!

Originally posted by Stelliform
Check out our numbers here.

Also welcome to our new members

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The most amazing thing is that we have already surpassed 3000 points today and it is only 1pm. Yesterday we barely made 3000 points by midnight. Keep up the good work! And keep crunching!

Yeah! We are hauling @$$! Very impressive.

Mr. Anderson · Apr 8, 2003

Re: We have produced over 3000 points daily for 6 Days!

Originally posted by Stelliform
Check out our numbers here.

So when is this page going to be updated?

I made 1000 points yesterday and it not showing

Also some milestones should be WUs competed.

D

Rower_CPU · Apr 8, 2003

That page hasn't been updated in a while since the maintainer is out of town and his machines got turned off in a power outage.

Should be back up soon.

bertinman · Apr 8, 2003

Originally posted by Zeke
How long does it take you guys to go through a WU? I know it depends on the WU but generally how long per frame. My Dual 1Ghz MDD is about 12 min/frame but the previous post said he started a 500 frame protein today that was 75% done. Is something wrong with my machine or was that a windows machine? Thanks.

[Edit] Just noticed it was a windows machine...Man, we need the Altivec core badly. [\Edit]

I was surprized how much I got done on that one myself... I usually finish one or two a day on that machine. It sits at home doing nothing but sharing it's net connection and folding (its a 1GHz Athlon).

- bert

MrMacMan · Apr 9, 2003

Originally posted by Rower_CPU
That page hasn't been updated in a while since the maintainer is out of town and his machines got turned off in a power outage.

Should be back up soon.

Late lastnight the page returned updating.

bertinman · Apr 26, 2003

update on sizes...

hey guys and gals,

I just got a whoper today,

1250 frames

the last couple of days have been slow for me, but I hope to get back in gear.

- bert

bertinman · Apr 26, 2003

Re: update on sizes...

1250 points

sorry the pic didnt go through...

Rower_CPU · Apr 26, 2003

That's 1250 frames, not points. Odd that there's nothing on Stanford's project summary page for a WU that big.

What's the protein name?

bertinman · Apr 26, 2003

Originally posted by Rower_CPU
That's 1250 frames, not points. Odd that there's nothing on Stanford's project summary page for a WU that big.

What's the protein name?

laugh sorry, yeah I knew it was frames, just got mixed up

Ill get the name when I go home.

-bert

MrMacMan · Apr 26, 2003

Originally posted by bertinman
laugh sorry, yeah I knew it was frames, just got mixed up

Ill get the name when I go home.

-bert

wow, 1250 fram unit,

It says your 30% done in the pic, it must be like 2 min/frame.

BTW, is it me or do you guys download the pic as a .php and then have to convert it into the real format?

Zeke · Apr 26, 2003

Anyone notice we just passed #32.

Thought I'd mention it.

MrMacMan · Apr 26, 2003

ah good news.

britboy · Apr 27, 2003

Re: update on sizes...

Originally posted by bertinman
hey guys and gals,

I just got a whoper today,

1250 frames

the last couple of days have been slow for me, but I hope to get back in gear.

- bert

I've got that one too. It's called the P670_TZ2_NAT_EXP, and is worth 73 points. Oddly though it's only got a 20 day deadline.

Been working on it since yesterday, and so far it's 32% of the way through

daRAT · Apr 27, 2003

Originally posted by bertinman
I was surprized how much I got done on that one myself... I usually finish one or two a day on that machine. It sits at home doing nothing but sharing it's net connection and folding (its a 1GHz Athlon).

- bert

If I leave my pc on all weekend (which I do), and at 100% cpu usage I can get just about one 400 frame unit done a day. If I fire up a ray-tracing program though all bets are off

I haven't tried Folding on my Mac Cube yet tho ...

MrMacMan · Apr 27, 2003

Originally posted by daRAT
If I leave my pc on all weekend (which I do), and at 100% cpu usage I can get just about one 400 frame unit done a day. If I fire up a ray-tracing program though all bets are off I haven't tried Folding on my Mac Cube yet tho ...

all folding is welcome.

britboy · Apr 27, 2003

Originally posted by Zeke
Anyone notice we just passed #32.

Thought I'd mention it.

You spoke too soon. We're back down in 33rd place again. Perhaps tomorrow will be the day we finally overtake the university of al.....

Zeke · Apr 27, 2003

We did pass them, then I guess they got a huge burst of points...oh well. Soon enough.

MrMacMan · Apr 27, 2003

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