HWC Folding@Home Project PPD Database

[chrisk]

Thanks for this guys. I lost the internets last week when I was working on this at first and had time...will be updated in the coming days so keep them coming.

[lowfat]

Started doing bigadv folding@home again w/ the 2600k. I'll keep a log of all the WU's I get over the next few weeks then will post results.

[Shredder]

Project: 6900
Credit : 68286
PPD: 39176
CPU : I7-980X
Clocks : 4.2gHz
Client: Fah6.34 Console
User: Canadian_Shredder
Notes: bigpackets=big ;extra_parms= -bigbeta -verbosity 9 –smp
[00:38:49] Updated performance fraction: 0.901567

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Project:7611
Credit : 788
PPD : 234
CPU : QX6700
Clocks : 2.66gHz
Client : Fah-V7
User: Canadian_Shredder
Notes : Client-type advanced : Max-packet-size big
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Project:11294
Credit : 1835
PPD : 5814
GPU : HD5970
Clocks : 725/1000
Client : Fah-V7
User: Canadian_Shredder
Notes : Client-type advanced

[MARSTG]

more SMP stats, this time the CPU is alone, has no other GPU folding to take care of in the same time. I also attach the excell file I made, maybe you would like to post it the same format i did, given the fact I could not convert it with google docs i just took a screenshot with mspaint and cut the interesting part.

[lowfat]

A few of the WU's I've got in the past few weeks.

[3.0charlie]

Deux's 1st WU.

Project ID: 6904
Core: GRO-A5
Credit: 31541
Frames: 100

Name: Linux 2p
Path: \\FOLDING-LINUX\fah\
Number of Frames Observed: 107
Avg. Time / Frame : 01:02:58 - 86,874.1 PPD

Credit: 379873

[MARSTG]

can anyone with a Phenom II x6 give some numbers?
Captain, I think the people at overclock.net are already ahead of us, and not to bust anyone's bubble or anything but there are some interesting numbers from some Thubans at 4GHz. Here Folding@Home CPU PPD Database - Overclock.net - Overclocking.net

[3.0charlie]

P6903 from Deux:

Name: Linux 2p
Path: \\FOLDING-LINUX\fah\
Number of Frames Observed: 124
Avg. Time / Frame : 00:49:43 - 75,630.9 PPD

Credit: 260168

P6903 from the Four Horsemen:

Name: Linux 4p
Path: \\FOLDING4P-LINUX\fah\
Number of Frames Observed: 300
Avg. Time / Frame : 00:24:46 - 215,105.2 PPD

Credit: 371002

[3.0charlie]

P6901 from Deux:

Name: Linux 2p
Path: \\FOLDING-LINUX\fah\
Number of Frames Observed: 169
Avg. Time / Frame : 00:20:30 - 52,893.2 PPD

Credits: 75299

[MARSTG]

Project 6098 under Linux, Phenom II 840@3.2GHz, tpf 15 mins, 9611 PPD. As for the Thubans you can go all the way in, if you are under Linux and even at 3.8GHz will do -bigadv in time.