BOINC Pentathlon 2020

[cbigfoot]

3 minutes ago, ffbr said:

Ok ok, pushing two more 32 core servers, once I manage to remote into the instances. I believe they are good old Skylake.

Should put about 260 cores on my side, this time it's scrapping under the sofa . I still have around 64 on sprint.

It's funny how @leadeater makes me feel all small.

 

 

 

same here...well when the 3000 series drop in price i may pick up some 3800x's or 3900x's to replace my 2600s and a 1400 that i found that Flexo will be getting lol...

[Windows7ge]

3 minutes ago, leadeater said:

As you know we need everything so it doesn't matter, only takes a small group of Ryzen members to match what I have which just goes to show just how crazy and awesome AMD has been in the last few years, actual giant strides in CPU performance.

Grab myself a couple of EPYC's. 

 

That will probably be my next major server upgrade.

[leadeater]

8.6k higher this points update, little short. Not that I'm counting and refreshing every hour.... definitely not doing that....

[ffbr]

1 minute ago, leadeater said:

8.6k higher this points update, little short. Not that I'm counting and refreshing every hour.... definitely not doing that....

noooooo who would do that 

[Chachunka]

1 hour ago, Windows7ge said:

I could but it wouldn't change our situation. Just speculating why almost every time I see our hourly output jump so does theirs. Like they want to keep us at just arms reach.

That may appear so but my guess is they are putting most of their resources into the Sprint. P3DN is fighting with Seti.Germany for bronze in the Sprint which makes sense. The two of them are also very close in the overall standings so P3DN is going to fight SG as a higher priority than concentrating on us. If they had to give up a position, it'll be in the Marathon since we don't threaten them in the overall standings. It'll be an exciting run to the end -- I'm sensing a strong finish!

[Windows7ge]

40 minutes ago, leadeater said:

8.6k higher this points update, little short. Not that I'm counting and refreshing every hour.... definitely not doing that....

Mhn, sure you aren't...

 

[WiredInventor]

[cbigfoot]

back in a bit gotta upgrade my fathers heatsink

[ConceptOW]

They are catching up to us in Sprint.

[cbigfoot]

32 minutes ago, ConceptOW said:

They are catching up to us in Sprint.

in a few hours i will be releasing what i have held for ibercivis its being held in combination with Number Fields

[leadeater]

Just moved my systems at home off Sprint to Marathon, it's not a lot but I have faith in all you saying you have some IBER jobs bunkered 

[cbigfoot]

16 minutes ago, leadeater said:

Just moved my systems at home off Sprint to Marathon, it's not a lot but I have faith in all you saying you have some IBER jobs bunkered 

i have ~20 threads of iber bunkering

[ConceptOW]

Anyone else getting computation error on Rosetta?

[WiredInventor]

Just now, ConceptOW said:

Anyone else getting computation error on Rosetta?

Yeah. I've had 1 on my desktop AMD, and a handfull on the laptop. 

[leadeater]

2 minutes ago, ConceptOW said:

Anyone else getting computation error on Rosetta?

I see that when system memory gets exceeded

[WiredInventor]

1 minute ago, leadeater said:

system memory gets exceeded

That could be the case. I am sitting 70% right now, but it coulda been more with background tasks. 

[Chachunka]

3 minutes ago, ConceptOW said:

Anyone else getting computation error on Rosetta?

I was getting it randomly and I had plenty of available memory. My observation seemed to strangely indicate that it was caused when I was doing both IBER and Rosetta simultaneously. Not sure if that was the cause but my issue eventually went away after that.

[leadeater]

1 minute ago, Chachunka said:

I was getting it randomly and I had plenty of available memory. My observation seemed to strangely indicate that it was caused when I was doing both IBER and Rosetta simultaneously. Not sure if that was the cause but my issue eventually went away after that.

IBER needs a lot of memory bandwidth from what I've seen, when I was running IBER on Windows along with NumberFields on my 290X's it pushed the Numbers run times out from 18m-40m to like 3 hours, it was crazy.

[cbigfoot]

24 minutes ago, leadeater said:

IBER needs a lot of memory bandwidth from what I've seen, when I was running IBER on Windows along with NumberFields on my 290X's it pushed the Numbers run times out from 18m-40m to like 3 hours, it was crazy.

number seems to be running fine with iber here...but then again number im ONLY doing on GPU

[Windows7ge]

I know this is too good to continue but if it does I'm happy about it:

 

[FraktalU]

16 threads on rosetta

16 threads on ibercivis

2080ti 1060m 980 on numbers

networktime set to release at 00:05 ~1 day bunker

[Gorgon]

Folks, remember to check that the 00:00GMT update was received correctly by the Pentathlon before releasing Bunkers. There will be a post in the Message History when the update is completed.

[WiredInventor]

1 minute ago, Gorgon said:

Folks, remember to check that the 00:00GMT update was received correctly by the Pentathlon before releasing Bunkers. There will be a post in the Message History when the update is completed.

Could someone post on here as well once were good to go?

 

[Gorgon]

1 minute ago, etv24 said:

Could someone post on here as well once were good to go?

 

Will Do.

[Gorgon]

Release the hounds Bunkers