My star for WUProp went from bronze to silver.Attachment 1386
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My star for WUProp went from bronze to silver.Attachment 1386
Congrats! :-bdQuote:
Originally Posted by grathomp
:cool::cool::cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by grathomp
I listed 4 NCI quake catcher projects (and 1 radioactive) in a previous post that didn't require sensors to run.
Here are 2 more:
La Red Atrapa Sismos CONTINUAl /
QCN Taiwan CONTINUAL
For those chasing WuProp badges, these are 7 freebies and they DON'T require sensors. :D
Picked up my 3'rd WUProp Sapphire Star Yesterday ... :D ... For the Moment I believe I have the Highest Ranking Badge @ the Project ... :p
Yes Ser! I picked up another GPUGrid badge.
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We could use the team set up at these two projects. Anyone want to do the honors?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bryan
That's pretty nuts. I feel lucky just to have two projects in the blue.... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by STE\/E
I'm rooting for you to max out first.Quote:
Originally Posted by STE\/E
Holy moley. How many CPU hours does a sapphire star represent? :D That's gotta be out of the park ... home run!Quote:
Originally Posted by STE\/E
Edit: Can anyone point me in the right direction as what to change, because I don't have any stars yet, and I've been running WUProp on all my rigs. At the height of the Pentathlon I had 52 cores on my account PLUS the 50 cores Bryan put on my WCG account. Surely that would count for something? I must be missing something...
http://wuprop.boinc-af.org/home.php
You can get a visual representation of how many hours and in which project.
Check your stats on the right side column of your WUprop page to see how close you are to getting a star.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
http://wuprop.boinc-af.org/home.php
Thanks. Does it take 10,000 hours to get a star? I might be getting close if it does, I have over 9,000 hours at WCG.Quote:
Originally Posted by kmanley57
You need 20 different project applications, at a minimum of 100 hrs to get your first star.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
Oh. I see. It's diversity. Not excelling at one project. Well, that must make all the progressives happy, eh? :D :)) (Sorry Al, you know I couldn't resist that one!) ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Al McAdams
OK, I don't even know that I've crunched 20 projects since I added WUProp back in. Guess I'll have to crunch some more obscure ones if I want to get a little star thingy. Or I could just get one after my name by joining SICI* for free, right? I mean that's the defacto now isn't it? :D Heh...I'm on a roll here, I better stop.
Alright, anyone have some candidates of good projects I should consider for my 20 projects to get a little star? I will have to add some...but after NFS push I think.
Yeh, start with the 7 NCI projects for quake/radioactivity sensing that I've listed in this forum :D You don't need sensors to run them and since they are NCI they take very little CPU. Run all 7 on each computer simultaneously.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
Wide open on everything PG and WCG will help. NFS has 4 now.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
Human Proteome Folding Phase 2 - It's ending in 19 days, and you can earn a WCG badge while doing so.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
Rosetta@home
Poem@Home
Docking
malariacontrol.net
fightmalaria@home
eon
The Lattice Project
ibercivis - Drug liberation simulations at the nanoscale project seems to give really good credit
So I have:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bryan
http://qcn.twgrid.org/continual/
http://www.ras.unam.mx/continual/
http://qcn.stanford.edu/sensor/
http://radioactiveathome.org/boinc/
What are the other 3?
Red Atrapa Sismos: http://www.ras.unam.mx/sensor/Quote:
Originally Posted by grathomp
Quake-Catcher Network Sensor Monitoring: http://qcn.stanford.edu/sensor/
Quake-Catcher Network (Taiwan): http://qcn.twgrid.org/sensor/
Quake catcher CONTINUAL http://qcn.stanford.edu/continual/
La Red Atrapa Sismos CONTINUAL : http://www.ras.unam.mx/continual/
QCN Taiwan CONTINUAL: http://qcn.twgrid.org/continual/
Radioactive: http://radioactiveathome.org/boinc/
Thx Bryan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bryan
A Sapphire Star is 100,000 Hr's on 20 different App's or 5000 on each App ...Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
You have to run at least 20 different App's from any single Project or 20 different Projects or a combination of Projects to get a Star. Running just 1 App at 1 Project will never get you a Star or 5 App's won't either, it has to be 20 Different App's with 100 Hr's on each App to get the 1'st Bronze Star, then 250/500/1000/2500/5000 Hr's on those 20 App's to improve the Star to Silver/Gold/Ruby/Emerald/Sapphire Stars ...
I'm Peddling as fast as I can ... :bzQuote:
Originally Posted by grathomp
Well you got the credits for my 50 cores, but I GOT THE TIME :))Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
It isn't really 20 projects for a bronze, it is 20 different projects -or- sub projects. So if you run something like PrimeGrid you can get quite a few ... just run them till you have 100 hours and then move on to the next one. If you are purely badge hunting and not worrying about credits, you can abort the WUs after you have your 100 hours and when the aborted WU reports WuProp will credit the time. WuProp grants the time x number of threads so a V8 can produce 192 hours a day.
If you go to the "main" page of WuProp in the list of links (ie your account, server status, etc) there is one called Badge List that shows what is required for each star and color.
EDIT: to expand on the WCG thing of you getting the credits and me getting the time - WuProp doesn't care what account you are crunching under it just gives time credit for the machine it is installed on. For example, to get 100 projects I crunched a lot of projects that I didn't want to show up on my main account so I attached to the projects with a phony email address. If you later decide you really do want that to show up just change the email address on the account to your real one. That is what I will do on NFS ... I had no intention of running that project but now that I will be for a while I will go ahead and move it to my regular BOINC account.
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Originally Posted by Al McAdams
Jed,Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
Just to be clear... Like Al stated, you need 100 hours on 20 different project applications. So on a project like PrimeGrid, running all their sub-projects for 100 hour each, brings you 12 apps closer to a badge. IIRC, when a project has different versions of the same app, say one each for Windows, Linux & Mac, and all the apps are distinctly named, then there is the potential for adding 3 apps to your count. That is assuming of course you have hardware or VMs for each of the OS's mentioned.
Done and Done.Quote:
Originally Posted by trigggl
grassy ass
I actually had to look that up in the Urban Dictionary. :)) heh...alright, thanks guys. A little more complex than I thought - I guess I'm just really in this for the team, and to crunch projects I think are cool along the way when we're not battling some other team for a win. Al showed me I'm actually really close to having a badge, I just need a few more hours in a couple projects. I'm sure those will come along soon. Thanks for the tips!Quote:
Originally Posted by zombie67
Crank up the 7 NCI projects on each machine ... they are virtual freebies.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
Feel like a little kid working on my first gold star. ;)
I got the S rock in Asteroids for 100k :)
Congrats! (Actually that's an Si rock.) Next up, Fe at 500K! Rock on! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by artemis8
Got my WCG Human Proteome Folding - Phase 2 badge to Emerald.
Added a bronze star to my WUProp ring.
Now have 3 Sapphire, 1 Emerald & 1 Ruby Star's @ WUProp ... http://wuprop.boinc-af.org/img/badge..._2500_1000.png ... :D
Wow! Congrats! Guess you'll need to find a new goal pretty soon. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by STE\/E
Go Fight Against Malaria - upgraded to Ruby and should be able to make Emerald before it ends.
Some nice WUProp stars there. It is very difficult to balance goals and team efforts while keeping the WUProp stars in mind.
Ding!
Second blue star!
http://wuprop.boinc-af.org/img/badge...0_1000_500.png