Pumpkinstew said:I've only got 14,000 points in Rosetta and a RAC of 50 odd
I'm done for.
You've probably noticed that Rosetta runs slightly differently to other projects in that you don't crunch a WU to completion as such but crunch to a time limit and produce a number of results for a given model within that time. If you crunch more models than average you get more credit.
You can see how many you've done by using BoincLogX or looking at the results pages at the project webpage. They've recently implemented a nifty feature which highlights your results in the mass of completed models returned.
Give us a wave on the way past won't you.
Actually, I hadn't noticed about the difference but I did wonder why all my rigs were taking 3 hours to finish a WU (seemed a bit strange that an XP1700 (@ XP2600) was taking the same time as an E6300 (@ 3.15)). I've installed BoincLogX to observe my results. I had a look at the results page but wasn't sure what it all meant
but there were definitely a lot more results than the number of WUs I've crunched.I'll make a point of waving (translation = parp
) as I pass (although I may be travelling at the time and may be a little late).Thanks for the pointers
Stan
