[Folding@Home] hitparade van 27 mei

[Savantas]

Wat lees ik nu in de krant?
Melkveehouders demonstreerden gisteren tegen de lage melkprijs. De Dutch Dairy Board adviseert de boeren hun melk te vernietigen.

Ik hoor hier voor het eerst van de Dutch Diary Board? Wie zitten daar in? Pim. en Kuuke neem ik aan?
In ieder geval blijft Bogaarts de grootste quota houden, TCF stijgt naar de tweede positie en FEG sluit daar bij aan.
Division Brabant heet zijn quotum flink opgehoogd en daarom mag ieder naar ze zwaaien vandaag!

DeApen hebben een appeltje verorberd (altijd die bananen wordt ook zo saai) en vouwen met een flinke vaart richting DukeBox...

Dutch Diary Board Power Cows heeft een nette positie 22 weten te behouden, goed zo!

Vandaag zijn er toch aardig wat quota's te verdelen, te beginnen met [DPC]_Fatal_Error_Group (4.800.000), gevolgd door Bogaarts (1.700.000), peter (2.000), HT2-driver, Theft_eXP (beiden 1.000), Simon, carelflooren (beiden 500), Rogier en dhobsd (200). Gefeliciteerd allemaal!

Nieuwe koeien in de wei zijn [DPC]_Chalrune en dhobsd, geef ze een hartelijk applaus!

En nog 6 daagjes voor we p2p inhalen! Jammer dat Anandtech hetzelfde met ons van plan is... Maar vandaag hebben we lekker meer dan hullies!!

Hier alle behaalde quota's op een rijtje:
DPC Folding@Home hitparade van 27 mei 2008

Daily Top 30
Flushers: 107 / 3.077 (3,5 %)
pos		daily	member	total
1.	()	41.347	Bogaarts	1.731.918	(13)
2.	(1)	15.863	[DPC]_Team_ColdFusion	12.137.782	(1)
3.	(1)	10.859	[DPC]_Fatal_Error_Group	4.809.867	(5)
4.	(14)	8.131	BPE	956.129	(21)
5.	(3)	7.519	TEAM_JOE_BAR	5.564.745	(4)
6.	(1)	6.163	DeApen	781.404	(29)
7.	(2)	6.149	Schapie	2.712.376	(10)
8.	(1)	5.972	chelloo.com	6.131.906	(3)
9.	(12)	3.840	Tamarinde	561.306	(35)
10.	(2)	3.572	PS3	1.093.076	(20)
11.	(5)	3.564	[DPC]NGS	4.645.966	(6)
12.	(1)	3.560	gowron	3.139.053	(9)
13.	(3)	3.303	Team_Pastis_51	3.679.832	(7)
14.	(6)	2.635	SayWhatAgain	265.892	(58)
15.	(24)	2.492	DPC_Division_Brabant	1.112.590	(19)
16.	(4)	2.456	Killjoy	233.603	(63)
17.	(2)	2.085	metal_storm	25.609	(366)
18.	(11)	1.951	Madshark	34.003	(315)
19.	(8)	1.920	Oever77	56.032	(215)
20.	()	1.760	DrBashir	3.520	(1048)
21.	(5)	1.760	Givanisovic	191.247	(80)
22.	(1)	1.760	blckshdw	15.192	(521)
23.	(6)	1.603	esoteric17	90.631	(151)
24.	(23)	1.500	[PS3]Masticina	148.021	(101)
25.	(3)	1.314	Pietertje	209.161	(71)
26.	(1)	1.280	nitro4u	181.371	(84)
27.	(13)	1.274	Big_Basje	140.571	(110)
28.	(2)	1.126	HaveHam	42.579	(263)
29.	(19)	1.109	RdamRobin	871.955	(24)
30.	(5)	1.008	Kr4t0s	48.891	(236)
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Overall Top 30
pos		total	member	daily
1.	()	12.137.782	[DPC]_Team_ColdFusion	15.863	(2)
2.	()	6.788.162	Team4Fun.nl	457	(46)
3.	()	6.131.906	chelloo.com	5.972	(8)
4.	()	5.564.745	TEAM_JOE_BAR	7.519	(5)
5.	()	4.809.867	[DPC]_Fatal_Error_Group	10.859	(3)
6.	()	4.645.966	[DPC]NGS	3.564	(11)
7.	()	3.679.832	Team_Pastis_51	3.303	(13)
8.	()	3.570.393	Team_Elteor_Borislavj	119	(103)
9.	()	3.139.053	gowron	3.560	(12)
10.	()	2.712.376	Schapie	6.149	(7)
11.	()	2.192.033	[DPC]Clan_Delft	351	(54)
12.	()	1.900.554	DPC_Los_Alcoholicos	0	(-)
13.	()	1.731.918	Bogaarts	41.347	(1)
14.	()	1.683.097	www.onweer-online.nl	225	(86)
15.	()	1.616.856	SandStar	0	(-)
16.	()	1.450.775	Holy_Cow!	313	(58)
17.	()	1.409.885	Forza_Mucca	0	(-)
18.	()	1.198.289	BananaTeam	0	(-)
19.	()	1.112.590	DPC_Division_Brabant	2.492	(15)
20.	()	1.093.076	PS3	3.572	(10)
21.	()	956.129	BPE	8.131	(4)
22.	()	917.379	Waddenteam	132	(99)
23.	()	896.477	1KEY	0	(-)
24.	()	871.955	RdamRobin	1.109	(29)
25.	()	836.571	DPC_Team_Switch	0	(-)
26.	()	813.627	New_Folder	0	(-)
27.	()	804.540	PeaceNlove	238	(65)
28.	()	801.733	DukeBox	0	(-)
29.	(1)	781.404	DeApen	6.163	(6)
30.	(1)	776.486	MaCCrunch	0	(-)
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Teams Daily Top 15
pos		daily	team	total
1.	()	1.058.324	Overclockers Australia	720.505.069	(1)
15.	(3)	215.313	Team Rage3D	269.865.331	(8)
16.	(2)	212.255	Team XPS - Folding@Home	33.661.616	(70)
17.	(3)	208.799	PlayStation.com Forums Team	87.011.278	(31)
18.	(2)	202.614	2ch@PS3	106.484.906	(25)
19.	(2)	190.259	Team 2ch	89.576.551	(29)
20.	(1)	189.428	OcUK	110.660.992	(24)
21.	(3)	187.054	PC Perspective Folding Frogs (734)	167.844.666	(15)
22.	()	175.124	Dutch Power Cows	121.236.471	(22)
23.	(2)	170.812	NCIX.com Forum Folding Team	89.207.362	(30)
24.	(2)	167.265	DSL Reports Team Helix	138.705.258	(17)
25.	(8)	166.735	Team AnandTech	120.965.086	(23)
26.	(3)	159.587	Team Icrontic.com	162.720.096	(16)
27.	()	155.442	2CPU.com Folding@Home	212.057.343	(13)
28.	(2)	142.665	[e-mail]	41.200.538	(60)
29.	(1)	139.496	Ukraine	61.369.641	(44)
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Teams Overall Top 15
pos		total	team	daily
1.	()	720.505.069	Overclockers Australia	1.058.324	(1)
15.	()	167.844.666	PC Perspective Folding Frogs (734)	187.054	(21)
16.	()	162.720.096	Team Icrontic.com	159.587	(26)
17.	()	138.705.258	DSL Reports Team Helix	167.265	(24)
18.	()	130.464.030	Team Engadget	215.487	(14)
19.	()	130.227.358	ABXZone.com	77.831	(56)
20.	()	129.691.338	Overclock.net	357.169	(10)
21.	()	121.633.605	p2p-community	75.936	(59)
22.	()	121.236.471	Dutch Power Cows	175.124	(22)
23.	()	120.965.086	Team AnandTech	166.735	(25)
24.	()	110.660.992	OcUK	189.428	(20)
25.	()	106.484.906	2ch@PS3	202.614	(18)
26.	()	94.352.545	Overclockers Club	119.315	(32)
27.	()	91.784.202	Team Hack-a-Day	77.509	(57)
28.	()	91.748.796	SilentPCReview Folding@Home	85.508	(49)
29.	()	89.576.551	Team 2ch	190.259	(19)
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Megaflush Top 5
pos	Team	Flush	Date
1.	Team4Fun.nl	202.700	05-12-2005
2.	markvanmook	116.996	31-10-2006
3.	[DPC]_Team_ColdFusion	89.749	27-01-2008
4.	Bogaarts	41.347	27-05-2008
5.	Schapie	29.669	31-10-2006
More...

Mijlpalen

[DPC]_Fatal_Error_Group	4.800.000
Bogaarts	1.700.000
peter	2.000
HT2-driver	1.000
Theft_eXP	1.000
Simon	500
carelflooren	500
Rogier	200
dhobsd	200

When do you get them

Team	Average	Days
p2p-community	101.242	6
ABXZone.com	131.864	263

Nieuwe Leden

[DPC]_Chalrune	225
dhobsd	119

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[Verwijderd]

psst mediabeesje van mij, ga je alvast beginnen



graag links in de hoek verse stro voor Bongo. Een vat benzine voor Aapje en een gamehoekje voor Phreak.

[WolterB]

4.8M

En een hogere output dan AnandTech, erg lekker

[smoking2000]

WolterB schreef op woensdag 28 mei 2008 @ 10:19:
4.8M

Dat is een bescheiden feestje, ik dacht meer aan:



En wat is een feestje zonder:



Wij zijn overigen niet gerelateerd aan:



Dat is een wannabe

[JohFraEl]

Oh, ze hoort dus niet bij de Gothic afdeling van FEG.....

The horrifying true crime story of Sharee Miller, a housewife and mother from Michigan, USA. A pathological liar, schemer, and sociopath, she manipulated Jerry Cassaday, an ex-cop she met via an Internet chat room, into murdering her innocent husband.

BEDANKT VOOR DE STATS SAVANTAS (Nog steeds doof van de Klojo's?)

FEG proficiat met de 4,8 Miljoen Mijlpaal
Bogaart ook proficiat met de 1,7 Miljoen
Andere mijlpalers ook van harte

DeApen proficiat met de plaats winst

[Rollerjooster]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EK6BKfY5V1U

Voor de oudgedienden: kennen jullie deze nog? Een liedje over Folding, 'Queen of Megaflush'. Ooit geschreven toen T4F net begon te roeleren. Nu is er ook een video bij. Helaas kon ik geen koeien vinden in de nabije omgeving.

Trouwens:

[JohFraEl]

Nice video RJ, wie heeft het ingezongen?

Ook

[Rollerjooster]

JohFraEl schreef op woensdag 28 mei 2008 @ 17:09:
Nice video RJ, wie heeft het ingezongen?

Een text-to-speech progje. Nerderig hè?

[NLSchutP]

LOL

Wie verzint zo iets

Wel leuk filmpje!!

[Rollerjooster]

Pskutte schreef op woensdag 28 mei 2008 @ 18:38:
Wie verzint zo iets

Ik dus

[smoking2000]

Er is weer GPU nieuws:

quote: http://folding.typepad.co...oes-gpu1-need-to-end.html

More info about the GPU1 to GPU2 transition

There's been several questions regarding the GPU1 client and why we decided to shut it down. I hope I can shed some light here at least on why we're doing what we're doing, such that even if people disagree with our decisions, they can at least see where we're coming from.

Some people have asked "why shutdown the client if it's working?" The bottom line here is that the GPU1 results are no longer scientifically useful. It's pretty clear now that DirectX (DX) is not sufficiently reliable for scientific calculations. This was not known before (and some people wouldn't believe this until we proved it). With the GPU1 results, we can now show what the limitations are pretty decisively.

GPU1 also did help us a lot in terms of developing its successor and what's needed to run GPU's in a distributed computing fashion. The good news here is that GPU2 is behaving very well, on both ATI and NVIDIA hardware, and this is a direct result of what we've learned with GPU1 WU's. In the end, however, GPU1 will not be able to help us understand protein misfolding, Alzheimer's Disease, etc due to these unresolvable limitations. We could keep GPU1 live just crunching away in its current form, but that would be wasting people's electricity at this point, as we've learned everything we can learn from those cards, based on what they can do.

In the past, we had a somewhat similar shutdown situation, i.e. when QMD core projects stopped. In that case, donors were left hanging since we didn't give any warning for stopping QMD projects. We did try (perhaps unsuccessfully) to handle the GPU1 situation better than QMD. In QMD, we stopped needing that core and so we stopped the calculation without warning, not realizing the impact that would cause. With GPU1, we gave a several month warning (indeed, note that GPU1 is still actively running), so this is information in advance to shutting down GPU1). We tried to avoid the QMD situation by giving advance warning, but it looks like donors would like even more advance warning. However, there's limits to how much in advance we know the situation ourselves.

Indeed, the knowledge that it made sense to end GPU1 came reasonably recently to us. We have been working on CAL for a while and it seemed that CAL might be a solution, but we only knew until we got some testing "in the wild." DirectX (DX -- what GPU1 is based on) works much better in the lab than in the wild, and it was possible that CAL behaved that way too. After seeing that CAL behaved well in the wild, it became clear that the GPU1 path was obsolete. However, this is a relatively recent finding and we made the announcement about the situation relatively shortly thereafter.

It was a tough decision. Some suggested we just leave GPU1 running, even though people's electricity really would be going to waste, other than generating points. I didn't think that was a good idea. We did know it would be a tough PR hit, but when people talk about the history of FAH, I want to make it clear that we're here to address AD and other diseases, not just running calculations for the sake of points and nothing more (which has been the critique of some other distributed computing projects).

So, what's the right thing to do? I guess it comes to this: would GPU1 donors be happier if we just keep GPU1 servers running, doing with no scientific value, but just for points? We could do that, at a cost of taking away personnel from improving existing clients, keeping existing servers going, etc for the sake of keeping GPU1 running. However, that's not what FAH is for and I think it's important that FAH not devolve into a big points game, losing sight of why we're doing what we're doing.

PS Some further discussion can be found here

[Schapie]

Rollerjooster schreef op woensdag 28 mei 2008 @ 18:43:
[...]

Ik dus

Haha die was echt briljant idd.

[DitisKees]

Zojuist mijn vanmiddag aangekomen 3870 aan het vouwen gezet. Dus vanaf nu ongeveer 1000 ppd extra.

[Fear-factoR]

@ fah anthem

[Savantas]

RJ - Queen of Megaflush!! Klinkt goed, man!

[ Voor 22% gewijzigd door Savantas op 29-05-2008 10:31 ]