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[geokilla]

Originally Posted by chriskwarren

Seems that some of the folks don't like this, as its eating up available Bigadvs on equipment that can barely run it. I don't have a problem as long as the WUs are completed by the preferred deadlines.

Same boat as you. As long as they complete a WU, they're fine. I don't get why people are making such a fuss out of it because it's not a "8 thread processor" or whatever.

The official people at Stanford haven't made such a big fuss have they? Otherwise, they would've locked the threads and banned people for talking bout it...

[Xeven]

Yeah, it's all good. If I had a 1055T or 1090T I'd probably OC the heck out of it then find a way to do bigadv anyhow. *Sigh* 4 days worth of P6701s on my queue before I reach a P2686.

[ADay2Long]

Originally Posted by Xeven

*Sigh* 4 days worth of P6701s on my queue before I reach a P2686.

Where do you see that? I'd love to know when my machine will get another bigadv.
Want 500 000 pts before Halloween!

[_dangtx_]

good q.


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guys come on im back at the dreaded 73'd positium whats wrong with yous ? :D

[Xeven]

HFM, then hit F8. Click on "Show Queue" button on the lower left hand corner :)

[SugarJ]

The queue in HFM shows units you've done, not units coming to you.

[ADay2Long]

That's what I thought, I wish I could see what's coming up though, but I guess it would be bad, to skip some WUs just to get to bigadvs ... anyways, my machine picked up another this morning, yippy!

[Xeven]

Originally Posted by SugarJ

The queue in HFM shows units you've done, not units coming to you.

I'll show you a screenshot of what I'm talking about later when I get home. My first SMP client shows your "normal" queue with finished units, my second one shows nothing but the current one and my third one shows my queue from finished to unfinished ones. Either it's true or I smoked too much of the good stuff

[3.0charlie]

Oddly enough, I think he's right. The last result sent is indeed P6701 R2, C24, G34 (position 6).

[chrisk]

Originally Posted by 3.0charlie

Oddly enough, I think he's right. The last result sent is indeed P6701 R2, C24, G34 (position 6).

I'm pretty sure the 9 slots cycle through so those slots 7, 8, and 9 were the WUs done before the ones in slots 0, 1, and 2 etc. Right now I have a GPU client that is working ona WU in slot 3, with 6 'predicted' WUs in slots 4 to 9.

Simple test would be to pick a GPU or other client that is about to finish, and see if you get the 'predicted WU.'