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Timeless Tinkers are p1110, p1112, p1152, and p1159 and as far as I can tell these are only assigned to machines set to client type 2.

Normal Tinkers are:
p697
p1136
p1151
p1153
p1155 - p1161
 
So "normal tinkers" have time limits? I wish I could view what my 2 rigs are currently working on to see if they are the timeless, or normal tinkers that you mentioned.
 
Google EMIII and download it. Follow the install instructions and you can get more information than you likely need.

Look at psummary to see all the active projects.
 
Joe Camel said:
harlam357, i wasnt trying to put you down or anything of the sort, i was just trying to "head this off @ the pass" B4 it got to where that other thread did. although that was way back when QMD's first started and Stanford was still working out the kinks on what flags / criteria were needed to get them etc

im still on the fence when it comes to points VS. science...sure im all for the science but as a "bencher" i sure do love points/stats/lists :D

Sorry Joe... I didn't mean to come off like I was upset with you. Flix's comments would have upset me if I hadn't read the whole thread... although I still don't agree 100% with his view. That's one of my New Year's resolutions... "don't let other peoples' opinions **** me off". Trust me, when I said I would have been angry, I would have posted in that thread in response to the author- not you my friend. :) :beer: Anyway, no harm no foul... btw- I smoke Camels too. :D

I love the pernts!!! :D It's absolutely crazy to think that with the number of folding cpus on the planet that the work won't get done by someone... regardless of what kind of setup he/she chooses to run. So to me that leaves the pernts and the great feeling that I'm contributing something good to humanity.

Oh yeah, I finally ditched the tinkers by removing the advmethods flag & BPs still enabled. Now my 170 is doing ~360-370ppd per core on RIBOs! :D Yeah! Now that's what I'm talkin' about. :cool:
 
Running 24/7 a Duron @1.1 will finish any Work unit well before the deadline so you don't need to set it up to fold timeless WUs.
 
Depends how much it runs. If it runs atleast 1/3 of the day I'm confident it will finish any WU assigned to it by the deadline, but if that uptime isn't gauranteed I'd set it timeless just in case. Either way I've been seeing LOTS of 241 point tinkers coming by for non-timeless systems with different flags too!
 
Max0r said:
Depends how much it runs. If it runs atleast 1/3 of the day I'm confident it will finish any WU assigned to it by the deadline, but if that uptime isn't gauranteed I'd set it timeless just in case. Either way I've been seeing LOTS of 241 point tinkers coming by for non-timeless systems with different flags too!

I have to agree with this...I have 6 machines set for type 2 but many others have them...241 pt tinkers that is. Out of the 4 machines I have that can fold QMD's, when I checked 3 of them had the 241pt tinkers and only one had a QMD.
 
Mark620 said:
I have to agree with this...I have 6 machines set for type 2 but many others have them...241 pt tinkers that is. Out of the 4 machines I have that can fold QMD's, when I checked 3 of them had the 241pt tinkers and only one had a QMD.

My understanding was that if it gets QMDs, it ONLY gets QMDs =p If it doesn't, it never does =p
 
how would i know what kind i am getting? i seriously don't know. I look at the workunit name but, its all just jibberish too me.

btw. added one more computer to my folding farm. MY MAIN RIG! the one in my sig was not folding for the longest time and now its folding like a beast.
 
In the name pXXXX take that number and goto

http://fah-web.stanford.edu/psummary.html

and ye shall find it there!

Also... open fahlog.txt and go all the way down and then keep going up until you find where it starts opening/working on the work unit, and it will mention which core it is using, i.e. QMD (FahCore_96.exe), Tinker (65), GBgromac (7a), Double Gromac (79), Gromac (78), AMBER(82), and whatever else I missed. Based on the core #'s i.e. the FahCore_XX.exe currently running you can tell which type it is too.
 
Have a tinker right now on my S64, using the Windows console in wine, bigpackets=yes and advmethods. If I take off -advmethods, I get p75x, which are even worse for ppd. I also had a Tinker on my Sempron 2200+ a couple days ago but I don't remember the flags.
 
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