Yes has been more reliable lately, I have had a run of problematic beta projects over the weekend that worked well in Linux and not so well in windows which dragged my daily total down a bit.

Hooray we are now number 33 in the team rankings and in a day or so number 32. Then we will be bumped down the ranks by a bunch of corporate, institutional and other new mass output teams probably 4 or 5 places. Oh well lots of science getting done and amazing effort by us as a bunch of strangers on the net.

SAK917 wrote:It looks like we have about 36 hours to bask in the glory of being 32nd overall in the team standings... enjoy it while you can!

Yes! number 32 for a moment, probably a year to get back to this.

32nd spot ! Amazing and likely quite ephemeral.. Back to 33rd tomorrow and expect dropping 4 more spots in the next month by the predictions. Oh well, we have new team members and our output remains more than double our previous even with the ongoing workunit shortages.

Yes some big movers have overtaken us zoom.. all good for science. I found myself a cheap open box GTX1660ti twin fan which I squeezed in beside my GTX1080ti this a nice little card and manages about half the production of the 1080ti. I also updated this old system to SSD not HDD, (no MS2 slot) and windows 10 put the radiator for the 1080ti to expel through the top of the case and cleaned and reset the cpu cooler during the workunit shortage so that was something I had been putting off for a year or so.
Our teams production is still 4 x what it was at the beginning of the year and we have a new super folder called AJM cracking 5 million ppd as well as 18 members who do more than a million. This really extraordinary.

I see despite losing team members after the initial COVID-19 rush we are continuing to gain some. I popped a link to this thread on my signature on the F@H helpforum and wonder if that getting attention or it just people scrolling through the top 100 teams and thinking "hey that's me".

SAK917 wrote:I quality for the "hey, that's me" classification...

It is an interesting question, I wonder if the person running the ExtremeOverclocking.com stats site would consider a request to have the Active Users chart go back 2-3 months instead of just one? I suspect it wouldn't be too hard a change to make and that others would be interested as well. Do you have any contact with that site kiore?

I have interacted with Jason in the past, but you can go to his site https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/ make suggestions/donations. I suspect it costs to hold info like that in server space.

DKeane wrote:I can't remember what our active count was pre-covid (and the graph does not go back far enough). Do you remember what we were averaging previously? 485 (at current count) seem like a lot compared to what we might have had historically.

I don't know that such a good measure as is distorted by config changes and core was from the days when 1 core meant 1 computer, now it probably means 1 slot. I for example have currently 1 slot= i5 quad 7200 laptop, and 1 slot= 16 core Ryzen 3700x desk top really not comparable. I think ppd still the best measure and we used to average just under 20mppd currently it is 82mppd

The F@H help forum is currently down is showing account suspended message but is actually everyone affected.

SAK917 wrote:I get the same message on the F@H help forum kiore.

It a general failure of that site and they are aware and trying to fix it.

Folding at home help forum is now back up.