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I thought that the credit from PRPNet went towards the PSA Badge but I have been doing a lot of tasks recently, I am doing over 50 a day at the moment, and the credit does not seem to go up very much.
On the PRPNet scores it says that I have.
Task User Team credit tasks completed
121 = Dingo BOINC@AUSTRALIA 52774919 784
27 = Dingo BOINC@AUSTRALIA 37647900 776
FPS = Dingo BOINC@AUSTRALIA 1750213 108
PRS = Dingo BOINC@AUSTRALIA 1020623 91
WFS = Dingo BOINC@AUSTRALIA 160000 160
WSS = Dingo BOINC@AUSTRALIA 9000 9
Plus som ancient work with the total on my stats page at:
ports points tests near or probable hits hits
prime 93,596,356 1,767 0 0
wwww 169,000 169 0 0
ancient 19,008,626 853 0 0
overall 112,773,982 2,789 0 0
BUT MY total on the PSA is only 23,217,594.
There is probably an explanation for this and the points on PRPNet are only granted a proportion on BOINC but I would like it explained for my and others information.
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Dave  Send message
Joined: 13 Feb 12 Posts: 3207 ID: 130544 Credit: 2,285,547,321 RAC: 769,322
                           
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A long while since I've done PRPNet PSA, but, when I did, credit was awarded on the Sunday @ 04:00UT. Dependent on one's global locale one should wake up to a nice surprise tomorrow morning (so to speak). |
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Vato Volunteer tester
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Joined: 2 Feb 08 Posts: 851 ID: 18447 Credit: 713,640,206 RAC: 1,642,230
                           
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and yes - you are correct - credit is awarded by a ratio - which i think is 20:1 (i.e. 5%)
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Credit for PRPNet is not as immediate and automatic as it is for BOINC. But you should get it eventually. /JeppeSN |
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Reggie Volunteer moderator Project administrator Volunteer tester Project scientist Send message
Joined: 10 May 14 Posts: 234 ID: 311759 Credit: 235,333,977 RAC: 696,297
                     
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With Mike Goetz leaving, I took over the PRPNet credit for the first time today. It seems to be working as expected, as you now have 1.5 million in pending PSA credit. The pending credit is added to once a week typically, and some pending credit is applied to your account daily, depending on your RAC. |
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Thank you, Reggie! Nice to see some people starting to do some of the tremendous work Mike (and also Jim!) did. /JeppeSN |
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Yeah! Good luck Reggie!
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My lucky number is 6219*2^3374198+1
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Reggie Volunteer moderator Project administrator Volunteer tester Project scientist Send message
Joined: 10 May 14 Posts: 234 ID: 311759 Credit: 235,333,977 RAC: 696,297
                     
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Thanks for the support guys! There's a few other new admins as well; we'll probably make an announcement introducing ourselves once we have set in stone whose responsible for what. |
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tng Send message
Joined: 29 Aug 10 Posts: 486 ID: 66603 Credit: 47,379,620,899 RAC: 27,817,040
                                                    
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Thanks for the support guys! There's a few other new admins as well; we'll probably make an announcement introducing ourselves once we have set in stone whose responsible for what.
You can count on my support in your efforts to live up to the high standard set by Mike and Jim.
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darkclown Volunteer tester Send message
Joined: 3 Oct 06 Posts: 331 ID: 3605 Credit: 1,446,273,100 RAC: 654,137
                          
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Thank you Reggie, and other to-be-announced mods/admins, for stepping up!
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My lucky #: 60133106^131072+1 (GFN 17-mega) |
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Bur Volunteer tester
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Joined: 25 Feb 20 Posts: 515 ID: 1241833 Credit: 414,481,880 RAC: 163
                
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and yes - you are correct - credit is awarded by a ratio - which i think is 20:1 (i.e. 5%) Why this low ratio? I ran four factorial tasks for about 19 h, similar to one WOO and the latter gets 20,000 credits and the factorials about 3,000.
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1281979 * 2^485014 + 1 is prime ... no further hits up to: n = 5,700,000 |
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Bur Volunteer tester
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Joined: 25 Feb 20 Posts: 515 ID: 1241833 Credit: 414,481,880 RAC: 163
                
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I don't want to be annoying, I know I don't need to run PSA if I don't want to and so on.
Just out of curiosity, why is the credit for PSA so low? The same computer I used for SGS now is running PSA and instead of 170 tasks or 6700 credits, it finishes 2 tasks or 2000 credits.
Is it just historical reasons or is it supposed to get people to run PG preferably?
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1281979 * 2^485014 + 1 is prime ... no further hits up to: n = 5,700,000 |
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Michael Goetz Volunteer moderator Project administrator
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Joined: 21 Jan 10 Posts: 14011 ID: 53948 Credit: 433,209,141 RAC: 977,735
                               
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I don't want to be annoying, I know I don't need to run PSA if I don't want to and so on.
Just out of curiosity, why is the credit for PSA so low? The same computer I used for SGS now is running PSA and instead of 170 tasks or 6700 credits, it finishes 2 tasks or 2000 credits.
Is it just historical reasons or is it supposed to get people to run PG preferably?
Historical reasons. It's not BOINC and it really shouldn't be awarding any BOINC credit whatsoever. More than 10 years ago, the admins started awarding credit.
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Bur Volunteer tester
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Joined: 25 Feb 20 Posts: 515 ID: 1241833 Credit: 414,481,880 RAC: 163
                
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Thanks! That makes the badge all the more precious. ;)
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1281979 * 2^485014 + 1 is prime ... no further hits up to: n = 5,700,000 |
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Previously, manual sieving credit also counted towards the PSA badge. :)
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My lucky number is 6219*2^3374198+1
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Bur Volunteer tester
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Joined: 25 Feb 20 Posts: 515 ID: 1241833 Credit: 414,481,880 RAC: 163
                
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Speaking of badges, I noticed that according to server stats factorial and primorial have about 200 days of work left, 27 and 121 even less. Extrapolating my current credit rates, this will leave me short of obtaining a gold badge. Will the range of fact/primorials be increased or has it only been sieved up to that n?
And if so, will factorial/primorial sieving be picked up again?
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streamVolunteer moderator Project administrator Volunteer developer Volunteer tester Send message
Joined: 1 Mar 14 Posts: 1033 ID: 301928 Credit: 543,616,621 RAC: 5,946
                         
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Work is loaded on demand. 27 and 121 will go up to n=10M. |
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Bur Volunteer tester
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Joined: 25 Feb 20 Posts: 515 ID: 1241833 Credit: 414,481,880 RAC: 163
                
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Thanks, good to know. Does the same apply to factorial and primorial?
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1281979 * 2^485014 + 1 is prime ... no further hits up to: n = 5,700,000 |
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Yes, but not the n ranges.
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My lucky number is 6219*2^3374198+1
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Bur Volunteer tester
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Joined: 25 Feb 20 Posts: 515 ID: 1241833 Credit: 414,481,880 RAC: 163
                
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Yes, but not the n ranges. You mean it will be increased but not up to 10M?
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