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Sekerob
Ace Cruncher Joined: Jul 24, 2005 Post Count: 20043 Status: Offline |
In run time average HFCC and HCC are almost equal as are the overall number of jobs in the feeder, so it will be that the HCC preferred project crunchers take up so much work that a lesser share is left for those who do the HCC/HFCC research combination.
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Hammerburg
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just boxing this Topic up
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According to my calculations HCC won't be finished for another 3-3.5 actual years.
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Somervillejudson@netscape.net
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Only running HFCC now with occasional HPF 2.
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Sekerob
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zeni7 wrote
----------------------------------------According to my calculations HCC won't be finished for another 3-3.5 actual years. Yes, but you don't know what the admin, programmers and scientists are planning to do to maintain that 2011 target for HCC ;>)
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zeni7 wrote According to my calculations HCC won't be finished for another 3-3.5 actual years. Yes, but you don't know what the admin, programmers and scientists are planning to do to maintain that 2011 target for HCC ;>) True and my calculations don't take into much consideration for more people upgrading to multi-core cpu's. Still, I will be very impressed if HCC finishes in Q1 of 2011 (I didn't know that was the target). |
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Somervillejudson@netscape.net
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Based on my standings on BOINC Stats the number of bigger crunchers is increasing almost daily so predicting finished dates may depend on Intel more then anything else.
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Sekerob
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zeni7 wrote According to my calculations HCC won't be finished for another 3-3.5 actual years. Yes, but you don't know what the admin, programmers and scientists are planning to do to maintain that 2011 target for HCC ;>) True and my calculations don't take into much consideration for more people upgrading to multi-core cpu's. Still, I will be very impressed if HCC finishes in Q1 of 2011 (I didn't know that was the target). Somewhere a typo maybe [please tell so we can correct], as the pie prints dec'11 at bottom and the gantt chart Q1-2012.
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Sekerob
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It´s interesting to observe how credits per hour, thus power, has increased almost a full credit in the period the present crunching chart covers for HCC i.e. since Sep 20, 2009...
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Sid2
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It´s interesting to observe how credits per hour, thus power, has increased almost a full credit in the period the present crunching chart covers for HCC i.e. since Sep 20, 2009... let there be more. I would credit a lot of that to single core machines [aka boat anchors] being retired and being replaced with much more capable computers. . . . add to that, the rise in utility rates. . . an i7 can easily replace a dozen single cores. . . .  |
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