Hi Folks!
We're back with another round of tasks. This time for Nvidia GPUs.
The first batch will have 262144 workunits (524288 tasks), but we anticipate that there will be far more in the future for this project fed in gradually. (Estimated 17.1 billion workunits possible).
Apologies for the lack of communication/delays the last few months. These days I'm the primary administrator on this project, and while I do pay attention to our discord more, I should do better to keep the community on the BOINC platform in the loop about future updates.
Beyond this project, we may have one other lined up (much smaller in scope than this 17.1 billion workunit project) and an overall platform upgrade that I've slowly been widdling away at these last few months as I find time.
I'll be pushing the new work tonight, so get your GPUs ready! They're available on Windows and Linux x86_64 machines.
Best Regards,
BoySanic
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Aliquot sequence 3152874 has terminated!!!
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I increased the runtime for sr2sieve workunits. They should now run twice as long as before.
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