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Starting from 70-71bit in 23.6-24.9M range. The runtime is around 26min on a RTX5500XT, nearly the 1/2 of the current running range. If the 18k results from the old batch are done you will get some of these new tests.

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Création : 2 août 2021

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The research team continues their data analysis, and lab testing is ongoing for potential COVID-19 treatments.

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Création : 29 juillet 2021

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The results of the ODLK1 BOINC project for March - December 2020 have been published.
See the topic
https://boinc.multi-pool.info/latinsquares/forum_thread.php?id=114

For March - December 2020, 2306590 unique CF ODLS were found in the project.
The processed part of the project database contains 11299868 unique CF ODLS.

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Création : 28 juillet 2021

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On 09th of July, vaughan, a member of the team AMD Users found the last prime for base S470.
The prime 32*470^683151+1 has 1.825.448 digits and entered the TOP5000 in Chris Caldwell's The Largest Known Primes Database.

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Création : 27 juillet 2021

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Further to the news Ya!vaConf 2021 a presentation (PDF) is available online. Title in polish: "BOINC + ElasticStack = architektura zbierania, gromadzenia, przetwarzania i archiwizowania danych w kontekście projektu obliczeń rozproszonych iThena".

English translation of the title: "BOINC + Elastic Stack = architecture for data collection, gathering, processing and archiving in the context of the iThena distributed computing project".

CAIDA catalogue data: https://catalog.caida.org/details/media/2021_yavaconf_ithena

PDF link: https://cybercomplex.net/docs/YAVA_CONF_2021_BOINC_ELK_ITHENA.pdf

Twitter: https://twitter.com/iThenaProject/status/1418610178694516742

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Création : 23 juillet 2021

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Hey everyone,

We are currently looking at making a GPU version of N-Body. This code has been under development for quite some time, and the base code is finally working, though we would still need to implement some other features to run it alongside the CPU version. However, due to the complexity of our code and our need for double precision, the GPU version has a similar runtime to that of the CPU version, though there may be some speed-up on professional grade GPU cards. For reference, the GPU version of the Separation code is roughly 50-60 times faster than its CPU counterpart depending on the machine. Keeping that in mind, do you guys still want a GPU version of N-Body? I have put up a basic straw poll on https://www.strawpoll.me/45510486. If you wish to elaborate on your choice, please feel free to comment below.

Thank you all for your input, time, and consideration,

-Eric

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Création : 21 juillet 2021