Albert@home has work (that fails download) including cuda
Note! Try it out at your own risk.
http://albert.phys.uwm.edu/
It's an MMer novelty, I guess.
Re: Albert@home has work (that fails download) including cuda
I *think* that is just a replica of einstein@home, that they use to test things. That is why we all already have accounts there, with a RAC, but have never crunched there. No stats exported.
Re: Albert@home has work (that fails download) including cuda
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Originally Posted by
zombie67
I *think* that is just a replica of einstein@home, that they use to test things. That is why we all already have accounts there, with a RAC, but have never crunched there. No stats exported.
It depends on when they copied it over. I was surprised that you were already signed up when I found it. I don't think my account was there yet.
Re: Albert@home has work (that fails download) including cuda
Naturally, now that I'm on a Primegrid challenge I successfully downloaded work. I went ahead and let one task finish. It took around 20 hours on 3GHz 64-bit Intel Gentoo system. Waiting for my wingman.
Re: Albert@home has work (that fails download) including cuda
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Originally Posted by
trigggl
Naturally, now that I'm on a Primegrid challenge I successfully downloaded work. I went ahead and let one task finish. It took around 20 hours on 3GHz 64-bit Intel Gentoo system. Waiting for my wingman.
3Ghz Intel @ 20hrs = Xeon?
Re: Albert@home has work (that fails download) including cuda
500 per task
http://stats.free-dc.org/projusertag...33171&theme=28
Just under 19 hours.
Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80GHz [Family 6 Model 15 Stepping 13] (overclocked to 3.00GHz)