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DogSoldier
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For the last 2 weeks I've been calculating the folding rates for the 3 machines working for me and saving the results (Ode to Keto) in a Word document. I converted the Word document into an HTML table and you can look at the results Here.
This is how I calculated these numbers. Using the timestamps on the logs I used the duration calculator here, http://www.timeanddate.com/date/duration.html to track how long it took to Fold a WU. Using a simple calculation, Hours x 60 + minutes/ by 100 = Minutes per Frame.
In order to be consistent, I divided all durations by 100 frames, even the 400s. Points per WU can be found here: http://folding.stanford.edu/psummary.html I wish I had more results but F@H has this irritating habit of overwriting it's own logs.
This is how I calculated these numbers. Using the timestamps on the logs I used the duration calculator here, http://www.timeanddate.com/date/duration.html to track how long it took to Fold a WU. Using a simple calculation, Hours x 60 + minutes/ by 100 = Minutes per Frame.
In order to be consistent, I divided all durations by 100 frames, even the 400s. Points per WU can be found here: http://folding.stanford.edu/psummary.html I wish I had more results but F@H has this irritating habit of overwriting it's own logs.
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Now just factor in the points values and you can generate 'points per hour' for each machine and wu.
It just sounded like you wanted to expand the project........