Not really sure, the best info I know of is on the team stats page, the far right column. Looks like yours has done 14 WUs when the list was last updated. https://apps.foldingathome.org//teamstats/team232084.html
Just search for your username, or scroll down to team rank #144.
Neat.
Well, now the gpu got a work server at least.
But the log says:
WARNING:WU00:FS01:Failed to get assignment from ‘18.218.241.186:80’: No WUs available for this configuration.
It seems kinda weird to me that they could be “out” of work?
Or are they changing the jobs they are sending out, so there aren’t multiple systems doing the exact same calculations?
Some variation to what a work includes seems like something that might make sense?
As much as #3 would be nice, it seems like something that would be on the news. #1 is somewhat unlikely. But you never know what the Chinese regime might tell mining farms to do.
Turns out it’s real close to #1. CoreWeave (a cloud computing company) apparently threw thousands of GPUs at F@H to help combat Covid-19. The F@H servers simply can’t keep up.
EDIT : GitHub is also donating 60K CPU core hours per day to F@H for the same purpose.
Not sure what that equates to, but simple math (60000 / 24) translates to 2500 CPU cores folding 24/7.
Well, no wonder their servers can’t keep up.
My gpu’s last attempt at getting a wu resulted in:
ERROR:WU00:FS01:Exception: 10001: Server responded: HTTP_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
It’s like they’re gettin ddos’d by all the computing power being donated
It’s both for me.
Since I started friday, my pc has completed 29 wu. Some corona, some something else.
When I left for work, it had been sitting for +8 hours whithout getting any wu’s, for either cpu or gpu.
There’s so much power avaliable to them at the moment, that the researchers and/or their servers can’t keep up.
Yeah, a lot of systems joined the cause because of that. Mine included.
Some of the youtube tech channels also put the word out, LTT and GN are the ones I’ve seen encourage it’s viewers.
Though I’ve also read that some cloud services/data companies have donated massive amounts of cpu/gpu hours.