#862 13 month pnw microbatch of 10 tasks. all gone before anyone knew about them.

Shared between four lucky windows computers!

#863 3024 N216 tasks. Similar to #861 but looking at 2K temperature increase instead of 1.5K

Hopefully just a test batch for something larger to come.

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#863 3024 N216 tasks. Similar to #861 but looking at 2K temperature increase instead of 1.5K

Submission fell over. Sarah is about to try again.

Edit: with plenty of 861 still to go out, not a big problem for crunchers.

Mysteriously got 6 of these! That's going to last me about 4 weeks.

Mysteriously got 6 of these! That's going to last me about 4 weeks.

I assume from batch 861 rather than 863 as those don't seem to have gone out yet?

Yes. Batch 861.

Mysteriously got 6 of these! That's going to last me about 4 weeks.

I assume from batch 861 rather than 863 as those don't seem to have gone out yet?

These have now gone out.

8000 Windows tasks have been released in batch 864. (PNW region)

8000 Windows tasks have been released in batch 864. (PNW region)

and another 4975 batch 865

8000 Windows tasks have been released in batch 864. (PNW region)

and another 4975 batch 865

Science!!

8000 Windows tasks have been released in batch 864. (PNW region)

and another 4975 batch 865

Science!!

Batch 865 seems to have maxed out at 10,400.

8000 Windows tasks have been released in batch 864. (PNW region)

and another 4975 batch 865

Science!!

Batch 865 seems to have maxed out at 10,400.

Yes, I see it has gone up on my source for the size of batch compared with when I last looked.

Batch 865 seems to have maxed out at 10,400.

Well, they didn't last long!

3500 East Asia (EAS) Windows tasks are available for download (Batch 866). Will likely be gone fast.

Will likely be gone fast.

They seem to have disappeared before you could speak the words.
Linux, on the other hand, is hopeless. There used to be people around here who could run them.
Gone with the Wind.

...Linux, on the other hand, is hopeless. There used to be people around here who could run them.
Gone with the Wind.

I'm running them. It takes a little time to get between checkpoints on these N216's though. I think that is why the Server Status page is under reporting the number of active users in the last 24 hours. I could be wrong though.

I'm running them. It takes a little time to get between checkpoints on these N216's though. I think that is why the Server Status page is under reporting the number of active users in the last 24 hours. I could be wrong though.

I am looking at the rate at which the "Unsent" goes down. It used to be reasonably fast for the Linux ones, though not as fast as for Windows.
Now it is painfully slow.

That's because these are a new breed of model.
There's only 4 zips, and they take about 10-15 days on a fast computer.
And one of the 2 types needs LOTS of L3 cache, or they slow down even more.
Which you already know; just need to think sideways a bit here. :)

And I think THAT'S what's slowing down the reporting - the set-and-forget lot are still grabbing lots, and trying to run them all together, which slows them way down. And the users down even know about it.
Or care, probably.

One thing that I've learned, is that 12 models are too many for an AMD 3900X. :(
Next batch will be 8.

One thing that I've learned, is that 12 models are too many for an AMD 3900X. :(
Next batch will be 8.

I was wondering about the 3900X, and whether its larger cache would help.
I usually run four on my Ryzens, even the 3000 series.