WOW, that is what is showing on the main page right now, Sat. the 18th of Nov. I'm used to seeing 32tf and am impressed when the number gets up to 38tf. But 126tf? WOW. Did something major just go online? Did someone get a bunch of Playstation 3's to work with Rosetta?

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Now its 146tf. WOW

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I would bet that they just granted credit to the failed WUs that have been lingering around the past week or two. So, a one-time bump. But indicative of the scale of the project.

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I would bet that they just granted credit to the failed WUs that have been lingering around the past week or two. So, a one-time bump. But indicative of the scale of the project.

yes ....but the success rate looks to have moved up the same percentage would credit for failed work units do that????????????????/

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Boincstats still has it at 36.3 Tflops. Wonder if it'll change when the next update occurs?

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Well, perhaps a sort of a double there. They're sending WUs that are less likely to fail, and granting credit for past problems at the same time.

Not sure what you mean about success rate?

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0.000 TeraFLOPS now, I guess that it's an error.

It would be good to have that much CPU power, wouldn't it.

That's not the only thing showing 0, the "credit last 24 hours" is showing 0 as well. It must be an error.

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I'm working on a fix now. We had our file deleter off for a while to keep results from recently canceled work units and turning the file deleter back on led to incorrect modification times which affected the stats. I updated the script to use the received time instead which should fix the problem. It should update soon.