Do they have a new Supercomputer?
They have a real skyrocket statistic and most of the work is done by Erik A. Espinoza, so he must have a lot of CPU's (~400).
http://www.boincstats.com/stats/boinc_team_graph.php?pr=bo&id=10679
http://www.boincsynergy.com/stats/teams.php?team=3&project=eah
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I think it's the new LDAS cluster (LIGO Data Analysis System) there that now runs E@H as a backfeed job, i.e. if the nodes are doing nothing else. IIRC it has about 1200 Opteron cores.
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RE: I think it's the new
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could you send them my account number, email addy, and key and please ask that they sign up using my account??????
Yeah nice idea ;-) I would
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Yeah nice idea ;-) I would have asked the same but you beat me to it...
It will be interesting to see if they come close to beating Bruce Allen one day ;-)
RE: It will be interesting
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Doesn't the Nemo cluster have 1280 cores? It's gonna be a close race ;)
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We might start placing some
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We might start placing some bets ;-D
RE: We might start placing
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Yar... 10 bucks on Bruce ;)
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I think the Caltech cluster
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I think the Caltech cluster is slighly more powerful than Nemo, but apparently more busy with other jobs right now. Might become a close race.
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Well Nemo had a head start...
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Well Nemo had a head start... so I guess they will come out first in the end.
RE: RE: It will be
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We are getting another 140 nodes for our cluster (280 cores). So we'll be up to 1560 cores in another month or so. You can track the usage of all the LSC computing clusters at this Ganglia site.
By the way, we are about to start using Nemo for doing some of the post-processing analysis from the Einstein@Home S4 run that finished early this summer. In general I expect that as the S5 run progreses, these LSC computing clusters will be more and more heavily used for other types of analysis, and their Einstein@Home 'bottom feeder' contributions will shrink.
Cheers,
Bruce
Director, Einstein@Home
Just out of interest: Do you
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Just out of interest: Do you have a rough estimate how long the S4 postprocessing will take?