I wrote: > I took the file cleared.txt which lists all results that have been > checked in since the last database master sync. A quickly written > program produced the following stats:
Quickly, but with a serious flaw in it. > If a computerID is defined to be active only on the day it checked in > the exponent if it checked in only one result, or on all the days > between the first and the last exponent checked in if it checked in > more than one result, than the maximum amount of accounts that were > active on the same day is 3.273. Make that 9.990 based on cleared.txt containing: 96.591 exponents checked in, of which 13.327 are factors and 82.264 are LL tests. There are 8.708 different useraccounts listed, with a total of 22.734 different computerID's > This number is lower than the real amount of processors that work > simultaneous on primenet assigned exponents. But it is an indication > how much air is in the number of processors active listed on the > primenet statuspage due to pc's that never finish an assigned exponent. Assume the amount of contributing processors to be in between 15.000 to 23.000 Henk Stokhorst _________________________________________________________________________ Unsubscribe & list info -- http://www.ndatech.com/mersenne/signup.htm Mersenne Prime FAQ -- http://www.tasam.com/~lrwiman/FAQ-mers
