[SETI@Home] hitparade van 9 mei

[Black Piet]

Weer een zonnige dag, met weer nieuwe stats

Nu is bijna alle info over onze koetjes te vinden

• gemiddelde aantal per computer
• gemiddelde aantal punten per dag
• aantal floating point berekeningen
• etc...

Ik bleef echter met 1 vraag zitten: "Welke processoren zitten nu in de hartjes van onze DPC koetjes?" Sinds kort kan je qua blijkelijk ook deze vraag per team beantwoorden. Een korte samenvatting van BoincStats levert ons de volgende info op

• [b]Meest gebruikte processor binnen DPC[/b]:
• Intel P4 3.00 Ghz
• 140 stuks (en er staan in het lijstje nog meer P4 3.0 Ghz machines

• [b]Processor die het meest aantal punten heeft opgeleverd binnen DPC[/b]
• Intel P4 2.8 Ghz
• Aantal punten: +/- 6.882K

Op de voet gevolgd door de Q6600 met +/- 5.737K

Meest gebruikt OS binnen DPC

1. Windows XP 23,910,288.08 punten
2. Linux 7,506,344.53 punten

En er zit zelf nog wat Windows 98 materiaal tussen

Nu snel en kort over naar de meer nuttige stats

• Flusher van de dag: Dadoke met 42 plaatsen stijging

Diverse mijlpaalhouders

• Jox444 80.000
• Hans vandebos 20.000
• Apollo13 9.000
• AmeNoMinaka 8.000
• Edwin 2.000
• Revel@tion 2.000
• Rain 1.000

De palen zijn aan het strand klaar gezet zodat iedereen ook wat zon kan opvangen


Dat was het weer, prettige dag nog!

DPC SETI@Home hitparade van 9 mei 2008

Daily Top 30
Flushers: 110 / 822 (13,4 %)
pos		daily	member	total
1.	()	26.021	[DPC] Switch	2.249.355	(8)
2.	()	12.890	Searchy! Internet Services V.O.F.	4.558.809	(5)
3.	()	9.637	Sp@ceNv@der	6.604.548	(4)
4.	()	9.535	[DPC]TeamGrazzie	6.730.056	(3)
5.	()	8.458	o25o & Dharkon	2.801.982	(6)
6.	()	6.526	hansR	9.402.909	(1)
7.	()	4.038	Ensign Wildfire	1.073.173	(12)
8.	(12)	3.515	Team_Elteor_Borislavj	426.059	(30)
9.	(7)	3.421	[DPC]Trancemaus	1.542.016	(9)
10.	()	3.393	Jox444	80.834	(102)
11.	(3)	3.258	AmeComputers	35.035	(153)
12.	(3)	2.874	Mr Beamer	564.497	(25)
13.	(1)	2.260	F@stmem	705.715	(20)
14.	(3)	1.938	JanJaap Scholing	13.292	(253)
15.	(21)	1.676	Hans vandebos	21.177	(205)
16.	(3)	1.675	Job	24.113	(196)
17.	(2)	1.555	ray	228.884	(54)
18.	(7)	1.548	holy-shit	266.136	(48)
19.	(2)	1.547	Tijntje	892.755	(18)
20.	(4)	1.426	sebastiaan	362.681	(36)
21.	(1)	1.406	[DPC] Brainy007	211.677	(56)
22.	(1)	1.344	Herby	183.805	(61)
23.	(4)	1.305	Ikbendegoeiste	31.733	(165)
24.	(10)	1.240	MAX3400	924.026	(17)
25.	(42)	1.214	Dadoke	598.236	(23)
26.	(3)	1.154	Mathijs	164.200	(64)
27.	()	1.064	RonaldS	38.156	(146)
28.	(10)	1.036	[DPC]Team Zuid-Holland	1.229.800	(11)
29.	(3)	980	Edwin van der Geest	159.570	(66)
30.	(4)	970	Override	342.698	(40)
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Overall Top 30
pos		total	member	daily
1.	()	9.402.909	hansR	6.526	(6)
2.	()	9.117.364	REISinformatiegroep	0	(-)
3.	()	6.730.056	[DPC]TeamGrazzie	9.535	(4)
4.	()	6.604.548	Sp@ceNv@der	9.637	(3)
5.	()	4.558.809	Searchy! Internet Services V.O.F.	12.890	(2)
6.	()	2.801.982	o25o & Dharkon	8.458	(5)
7.	()	2.392.418	[DPC]Spinpoint	275	(58)
8.	()	2.249.355	[DPC] Switch	26.021	(1)
9.	()	1.542.016	[DPC]Trancemaus	3.421	(9)
10.	()	1.255.030	Jan Zandvliet & x-RaY99	922	(31)
11.	()	1.229.800	[DPC]Team Zuid-Holland	1.036	(28)
12.	()	1.073.173	Ensign Wildfire	4.038	(7)
13.	()	1.050.127	visvogel	201	(69)
14.	()	1.049.597	[DPC]SjoQing	0	(-)
15.	()	1.048.358	Speedy67 & Friends	349	(49)
16.	()	1.043.115	[DPC] Anticimex & Lock Metaaldetectie	0	(-)
17.	()	924.026	MAX3400	1.240	(24)
18.	()	892.755	Tijntje	1.547	(19)
19.	()	775.334	Berkie	255	(59)
20.	()	705.715	F@stmem	2.260	(13)
21.	()	673.789	Psyed	0	(-)
22.	()	626.692	MaNDaRK	0	(-)
23.	(1)	598.236	Dadoke	1.214	(25)
24.	(1)	597.914	Rydo	304	(55)
25.	()	564.497	Mr Beamer	2.874	(12)
26.	()	494.486	Zwahillius	0	(-)
27.	()	472.183	dpijl10	0	(-)
28.	()	469.595	ADHD NL	0	(-)
29.	()	427.390	audiforum.nl	0	(-)
30.	()	426.059	Team_Elteor_Borislavj	3.515	(8)
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Teams Daily Top 15
pos		daily	team	total
1.	()	1.677.801	SETI.USA	629.381.157	(1)
26.	(2)	183.538	Elite Games	44.109.448	(46)
27.	()	164.368	UK BOINC Team	73.359.410	(27)
28.	()	157.485	AUSTRIA - NATIONAL - TEAM	73.890.380	(26)
29.	(3)	154.733	Ars Technica	102.945.019	(17)
30.	()	154.618	BOINC SETI@home RUSSIA	66.406.111	(33)
31.	(2)	154.247	BOINC@Poland	49.504.389	(42)
32.	(1)	139.449	BOINC.BE	43.182.432	(49)
33.	(1)	138.799	Dutch Power Cows	75.253.239	(24)
34.	(1)	131.535	Team NIPPON	65.114.558	(34)
35.	(2)	125.098	Boone Community School District - Iowa	43.465.282	(48)
36.	()	122.814	Hungary	61.318.539	(36)
37.	()	120.995	Universe Examiners	88.757.957	(22)
38.	()	118.296	Amateur Radio Operators	72.920.941	(28)
39.	()	111.529	Planet 3DNow!	54.342.030	(39)
40.	()	110.755	United Macs	19.039.654	(100)
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Teams Overall Top 15
pos		total	team	daily
1.	()	629.381.157	SETI.USA	1.677.801	(1)
17.	()	102.945.019	Ars Technica	154.733	(29)
18.	()	100.329.662	SETI@Taiwan �x�W�ζ�	272.011	(12)
19.	()	100.216.691	Team Starfire World BOINC	299.256	(9)
20.	()	96.198.938	TeAm AnandTech	280.512	(11)
21.	()	92.173.551	Phoenix Rising	187.251	(25)
22.	()	88.757.957	Universe Examiners	120.995	(37)
23.	()	80.999.537	Canada	215.311	(20)
24.	()	75.253.239	Dutch Power Cows	138.799	(33)
25.	()	74.111.365	US NAVY	238.890	(17)
26.	()	73.890.380	AUSTRIA - NATIONAL - TEAM	157.485	(28)
27.	()	73.359.410	UK BOINC Team	164.368	(27)
28.	()	72.920.941	Amateur Radio Operators	118.296	(38)
29.	()	70.154.700	PC Perspective Killer Frogs	197.964	(22)
30.	()	68.181.821	U.S.Air Force	251.255	(16)
31.	()	66.976.847	Hewlett-Packard	95.424	(46)
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Megaflush Top 5
pos	Team	Flush	Date
1.	[DPC]TeamGrazzie	553.056	04-01-2008
2.	chelloo.com	261.227	09-01-2008
3.	[DPC]Spinpoint	174.423	14-06-2007
4.	REISinformatiegroep	165.307	18-04-2007
5.	hansR	124.717	18-04-2007
More...

Mijlpalen

Jox444	80.000
Hans vandebos	20.000
Apollo13	9.000
AmeNoMinaka	8.000
Edwin	2.000
Revel@tion	2.000
Rain	1.000

When do you get them

Team	Average	Days
BOINC.Italy	85.926	884

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[ Voor 199% gewijzigd door Black Piet op 10-05-2008 10:38 ]

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Black Piet schreef op zaterdag 10 mei 2008 @ 09:51:
Weer een zonnige dag ...

Zo te zien beaamt iedereen dit in stilte, BP.

Mooie OP.
Liz meldt een P4 3Ghz met Windows XP
Dit is een bevestiging van hetgeen je schrijft.

Proficiat Dadoke en mijlpalers .

[APClll]

* APClll meldt met dualcore 3.2 GHz. Wel met XP.

Black Piet, bedankt voor de dubbele stats!

En om mijn post ook nog enigszins nuttig te maken:

quote: http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/tech_news.php

8 May 2008 21:17:25 UTC
I'll start with hardware - just some minor things. First: the boinc.berkeley.edu website (and alpha projects) were down for a while this morning because the BOINC server froze. Still not sure why, but a power cycle cleared that up. Second: currently AstroPulse scientific data only exists in the "beta" realm - Bob and company are now creating the db spaces on the master science database server along with SETI@home. This may slow things down temporarily due to heavy disk I/O. Third: we got our second new enclosure (the previous one was broken) so we're starting to archive data off site again via our ISP, hence the slightly noticeable bump on our traffic graphs. I guess from this point on you shouldn't assume all transferred bits depicted on said graphs are due to workunit/result exchange.

Software wise, we're chugging along on the various projects mentioned in previous threads. When we all get into programming mode this generally tends to uncover bugs/issues that went unnoticed during network manager mode (or scientist mode, or administrator mode, or ...). Things like being able to insert workunit_groups of any size, but only able to read ones under 8K. Not a problem when all we're doing is inserting, but now that we have to read them back in to do some precess adjustments, this constraint uncovered a few such groups that were extra-large in size. Why? Well, that's what I mean - one little headscratcher leads to another. I've been on this all day, and Jeff's been beating his head on this "ragged file" problem causing some splitters to error out - but when we restart them on the same files they work. Why? Why?! Actually, these problems are kinda fun as when we do discover the root cause there's a happy "a-HA!" moment.

- Matt