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I want to create an up to date PPD database.

Currently, all PPD databases are old as they heavily rely on Core 21 data related to old/finished projects.

Therefore I want to ask you to upload current HFM exports to the following google form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIp ... w/viewform

Best practice to upload HFM exports:
- use HFM and export as CSV
- add hardware information like 'GTX 1070' or 'R7 3800X' (best way to do so would to use HFM's slot name, if possible)
- if you run a CPU slot on a lower thread count than normal, please specify, like 'R9 3950x @ 12t'
- give your username from foldingforum.org so I can contact you in case I have some questions
- please avoid to upload already uploaded data
- if you have remarks, please add them

The PPD database can be found here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing

Don't be shy to upload HFM exports.
If you have questions don't hesitate to contact me.

Thank you for your support, stay healthy and happy folding
foldinghomealone

Edit:
Here you can find a good guide to set up HFM.net
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=34516

Thanks for doing this. Out of curiosity, how work intensive is this? Would it be helpful if I wrote a Python script that took the csv files, checks to make sure they are in the correct format, search for and removes duplicates, and creates a combined csv file?

Also, it's really annoying that google forms doesn't support anonymous file upload https://webapps.stackexchange.com/quest ... ogle-forms if you guys want to be anonymous, create a throwaway google account.

I created a post describing how to set up HFM.NET viewtopic.php?f=16&t=34516&p=327394#p327394

Here's mine

http://www.mediafire.com/file/xhg8y0r24 ... T.csv/file

Results sent for my R7 3700X and GTX 780Ti.
In HFM we can not name the GPU and the CPU slot differently, so i had to modify it in the csv export !

@Tohya and [Inpact]_Garfield67 I uploaded your export.
Thank you.

[Inpact]_Garfield67 wrote:n HFM we can not name the GPU and the CPU slot differently, so i had to modify it in the csv export !

That's perfect. Thank you.

I'll just continue to upload new results every day. I finally got all my cards clocked the same now, so the only difference is windows vs Ubuntu.

Is there a way to have HFM parse my old logs? If so, I could upload everything from the past 2 months

Kebast wrote:Is there a way to have HFM parse my old logs? If so, I could upload everything from the past 2 months

I do not believe so. I had the same thought and posted a feature request on github for that to be added.

I apologize for the noob-ish question, but what exactly IS HFM, and how do I get it/use it? I'd be more than happy to share stats of what my machines are doing. I have a GT 1030 running 24/7 in an old machine, and an RX 560 running damn near 24/7 in my main desktop. I have CPUs going too.

I'd like to be able to share useful data but I don't know what HFM is.

Sarr wrote:I apologize for the noob-ish question, but what exactly IS HFM, and how do I get it/use it? I'd be more than happy to share stats of what my machines are doing. I have a GT 1030 running 24/7 in an old machine, and an RX 560 running damn near 24/7 in my main desktop. I have CPUs going too.

I'd like to be able to share useful data but I don't know what HFM is.

HFM.net is building a database of your processed WUs, with statistics.
NoMoreQuarantine wrote a nice tutorial about how to set it up: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=34516&p=327394#

Is there any linux version for this?
this thing seems to use .net and all windows stuff.
How do i find the relevant info on linux machine?

by the way, my PPD, copy-pasted just from what i see right now in fahcontrol:
gpu:0:TU106 [GeForce RTX 2070] M 6497 ; estimated ppd of this slot right now (at 73% of wu prcg 14417 (0, 1325, 16) ) is 1494861

first cpu slot: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X5670 @ 2.93GHz, @ 12 threads, estimated ppd of this slot right now (at 95% of wu prcg 16406 (1472, 1, 68)) is 33711

second cpu slot: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X5670 @ 2.93GHz, @ 9 threads, estimated ppd of this slot right now (at 76% of wu prcg 14616 (459, 1, 48)) is 25983

ram: DDR3-1333 ECC, 64 GB, 3 channel / physical cpu, 2 physical cpu
OS: Linux mint 19.3
total ppd ~ 1.72 million right now

7871 results of Core22 from the beginning of the beta phase through to February

Darth_Peter_dualxeon wrote:Is there any linux version for this?
this thing seems to use .net and all windows stuff.
How do i find the relevant info on linux machine?

Unfortunately I am not aware of a similar tool for Linux

I am currently working on a Python script that parses FAHClient logs, but I am not a fast programmer.

ChristianVirtual had a website that parsed logs. All the data on it is from old cores.

viewtopic.php?f=14&t=29772

NoMoreQuarantine wrote:

Darth_Peter_dualxeon wrote:Is there any linux version for this?
this thing seems to use .net and all windows stuff.
How do i find the relevant info on linux machine?

Unfortunately I am not aware of a similar tool for Linux

I am currently working on a Python script that parses FAHClient logs, but I am not a fast programmer.

I wrote a quick and dirty bash script that does this: https://github.com/patrick-tavares/foldingathome_tools. Not sure if it reports on everything you want but it may be a start