Crunching on BOINC?

[WhiteWulfe]

Yeah, I know, I've been away from the forums for a while and all that, blah blah, but I'm rather curious....

Does anyone here want to crunch on BOINC?  It's more CPU specific, and it also plays well with things like Raspberry Pi's and other single board computers, and once I start building up a small little farm of SBC's I want to be crunching away on them for Warp9, not my previous team.  So I figured I'd ask if anyone else here runs BOINC, or if we've even had someone already start up the teams in some projects?

Odds are I'll be firing things back up again in the near future for Rosetta@Home, TN-Grid, World Community Grid (WCG), and eventually rolling out some work to Einstein@Home, LHC@Home, and maybe one or two more.

[Vinster]

Glad to see you back.. we've missed the hell out of you...

I used to Crunch (WCG). But that I'm aware of, W9 doesn't have a team atm. Apparently you can crunch on GPU's, so since F@H has been shitting the bed in taking or assigning WU's (been better this last week but still not like it was) I've been thinking about it but not serious enough to create a team.

Vin

[WhiteWulfe]

May 15, 2020 21:56:34 GMT -5 Vinster said:

Glad to see you back.. we've missed the hell out of you...

I used to Crunch (WCG). But that I'm aware of, W9 doesn't have a team atm. Apparently you can crunch on GPU's, so since F@H has been shitting the bed in taking or assigning WU's (been better this last week but still not like it was) I've been thinking about it but not serious enough to create a team.

Vin

Figured I'd pop my head in and say hi at least

Folding@Home isn't the only one starving for units - it's hard to get stuff for World Community Grid... Then again, ever since WCG offered up the new COVID-19 related work units they've apparently been outright slammed with people offering up resources to help.  As for GPU's, the most common ones I can remember off the top of my head would be GPUGrid (Nvidia only as far as I recall) and PrimeGrid.  Einstein@Home also has GPU work, and a few others probably do too - just depends on the research one wants to focus on ^_^;