AMD Users Performance Contest - Spring 2005 (Finished!)

[NeoGen]

Actually no, not yet. But that is easy to see, just keep an eye on your last 7 day averages. If your average is higher than his, then it means that even if in one day or another he flushes more than you, in the long run you're always winning.
Right now I'd say you guys are almost neck-to-neck and pushing hard... If you slip he'll take you down, if he slips then he'll be eating your dust :P

Also, congratulations to SlackPawn who jumped directly to his deserved second place now that I merged both usernames

And an honorable mention to 72CJ5 for the biggest flush of RC5 blocks I ever saw in the contest! :D I dare you to keep it up like that! :P
Oh yea, and you have jumped directly to second place too!

[Brucifer]

Well unfortunately the RC5 output won't keep up like that, as I'm also doing some Eon stuff. Just depends on eon really. Some times eon ends up making the clients spend too much time waiting for work, and that's when I shift stuff over to RC5 so I don't lose too much machine time.

[Empty_5oul]

slackpawn i am just wondering in SOB why you get some many - scores.
i thought at first it was the client losing the first block but that will only happen once, you have been continually getting large - scores.

any one else have any ideas, all i can think is the clients are being interrupted and re-installed therefore starting over and losing their progress.

[chaz]

NeoGen: do you have a record of the daily stats for the Competition? What I mean is that say for example we look at SOB, the results for myself and Chaz for 4th April are 13.47 and 12.65. The difference is 0.82. What I'm looking for is these as daily results so the next request is the ability to see a trendline graph. Is Chaz gaining or am I pulling ahead? At the current 7 day average am I safe or will someone catch me?

Nah, you're safe... really........ :^o

[vaughan]

Oh crumbs, that sounds ominous :P

[NeoGen]

I sense a mighty flush coming down today or tomorrow... :P

[Empty_5oul]

beer is getting very close to me as well.

[SlackPawn]

Empty, I didn't quite understand your question. When I look at the plot, it looks normal to me. There are small variations corresponding to when I add or subtract a machine running SOB. The first initial rise from zero is where I first started running SOB. I have one SOB client running on all my machines at home, but none at work. If you look at my plot, that little segment that's higher than all the rest is where my wife took one machine off linux and ran windows, and on that machine, SOB is the only DC thing running when windows is up, so it gave a higher rate in SOB.

[Beerknurd]

beer is getting very close to me as well.

:twisted:

I'm running it offline now... Just remember... I'll be without internet access for about a week. Once I go down on Friday you can crank up all your machines. Take advantage of my downtime......

Just remember..... I'll be back...... ;)

[Empty_5oul]

slackpawn - i see your point.
but try these stats: http://marcc.no-ip.org/SoB/User.php?User_ID=9159 . you will see every few hours you are getting - scores and losing valuable work.