Christmas Quest Contest

[Danish Dynamite]

We need to get more members actively crunching on PSP Sieve - 32 or 64 bit.

Message from server: Proth Prime Search (Seive) is not available for your type os computer.
so i am guessing server will not send work units to comps that do not have 64 bit os/boinc client installed

[liuqyn]

PPS Seive is 64bit only, and by request only.

[NeoGen]

Danish, you quoted Meshmar, but he was saying PSP, not PPS.

[meshmar]

Meshmar, your Average Credit per hour is already higher than vaughan's but those storms over there seem to not have an end. Vaughan's gaining a lead again, and Jason is right behind you.
I just know you're going to ask Santa for a UPS this christmas.

Yes - still having small outages. Even a UPS wouldn't help for the hour long+ outages I've been having.

[Jason1478963]

We can build a ups as big as you like. Mine will run 10 computers for over an hour

[Ramjet]

Not that we don't have enough stats to keep watching, but it appears Vaughan could be knocking on the 1,000,000 mark by the time the race ends.
Maybe we need to push him a little harder to insure he makes it! Go Vaughan GO!

[Danish Dynamite]

Danish, you quoted Meshmar, but he was saying PSP, not PPS.

oh good point there, i guess my eyes wasn't open enough this morning

[NeoGen]

Brand new stats online!

Amazingly the 1K gap between the top 3 fellows maintains.
Liuqyn and txt.file seem to be on a race between themselves, Liuqyn having the advantage so far. Danish Dynamite and Nflight are racing side by side with a difference of very little credits, with BlackAdder not too far behind in the chase. And last but not least is shotgunner ramping up the credits fast, me and Bender10 close to each other (but I'm running PSP Sieve now!) and Jim, who had a late start in the race, but is running with us for the Primegrid Challenge in a couple of days.

I think that sums up the whole lot

[NeoGen]

And after much struggle against mother nature, and the local power company, meshmar gets the lead again, for as little as 18 credits yet.

Day after day the average credit per hour record has been broken, and it now sits at 72.94 credits, also by meshmar. A single dual-core machine is doing that fellows. That means around 1750 credits per day, on a single machine. We need more of those!

[Bender10]

Actually, I made a small adjustment in my cruncher....

me and Bender10 close to each other

I fired up the other half of my X2.....