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BOINC project
Whitelisted
Snapshot
NFS@Home
12 of the project's 21 679 users with RAC run it with a Gridcoin CPID, and they bring 1.6 % of its credit rate. It is one of the 10 whitelisted projects, each with an equal share of the magnitude pool.
- Chain name
- nfs@home
- Status
- Whitelisted
- On the chain since
- 201 ·
- Project site
- escatter11.fullerton.edu/nfs ↗
- GDPR controls
- Not enforced
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About NFS@Home
MathematicsHelps to factor very large numbers with the number field sieve, one of the fastest methods.
Hosted by California State University Fullerton and supported in part by the US National Science Foundation. Your computer does the lattice sieving step of the number field sieve. Many of the numbers come from the Cunningham project, one of the oldest continuing projects in computational number theory.
The project has applications for graphics cards (NVIDIA on Linux and Windows, AMD RDNA on Windows) as well as for processors.
Gridcoin users
12
of 21 679 users with RAC · 0.1 %
Gridcoin RAC
793.1 k
of 49.3 M · 1.6 % of the project
Magnitude for 1 M RAC
13 055.9
in this project
Total credit
48.18 B
on the chain, all CPIDs
Magnitude for the project
10 355
an equal share of 103 546
Work Little work
25 893
tasks ready to send
In progress
162 083
tasks on volunteers' computers
Waiting for validation
7
results not checked yet
Server
31 of 31
services running · read
News of NFS@home
All 102 news items →Greylist check
WhitelistedRewardedZCD · zero credit days
0 / 20
Superblocks without new credit. The rule breaks above 7.
20 agothe latest
WAS · work availability score
1.22
Recent credit against the usual. The rule breaks below 0.1.
Credit gained per superblock
38 640 952
In each of the last 40 superblocks.
40 agothe latest
What it says
Every one of the last 20 superblocks brought new credit, so ZCD is 0. The credit of the last 7 superblocks against the usual gives a WAS of 1.22, not below 0.1. The project is within the limits.
a zero credit day, over the limitcredit rose
ZCD and WAS of all projects →
RAC and the Gridcoin part
now 1.6 % GridcoinRAC of the Gridcoin users per superblock, plus the rest of the project where known
Gridcoin usersOther usersNot paid: not listed or greylisted
Gridcoin users in the project
now 12The accounts of the CPIDs in each superblock
Gridcoin usersNot paid: not listed or greylisted
What a million RAC earns a day
now 14 949.02GRC a day for a million RAC: the project's share of the magnitude over its Gridcoin RAC
GRC a dayNot paid: not listed or greylisted
The superblocks that list the project, newest first: its RAC and average RAC as the superblock has them, the credit of the CPIDs it counts and of all CPIDs, and whether the project was on the greylist in it.
| SuperblockMade | Made | RACAverage RAC | Average RAC | Credit of its CPIDsCredit of all CPIDs | Credit of all CPIDs | Pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 335 367 | 793.1 k66.1 k | 66.1 k | 333.9 M48.18 B | 48.18 B | Paid | |
| 3 334 498 | 785.9 k65.5 k | 65.5 k | 333.0 M48.14 B | 48.14 B | Paid | |
| 3 333 627 | 777.7 k64.8 k | 64.8 k | 332.1 M48.08 B | 48.08 B | Paid | |
| 3 332 748 | 724.0 k60.3 k | 60.3 k | 330.8 M48.03 B | 48.03 B | Paid | |
| 3 331 890 | 730.4 k60.9 k | 60.9 k | 330.2 M47.98 B | 47.98 B | Paid | |
| 3 331 018 | 737.5 k61.5 k | 61.5 k | 329.4 M47.93 B | 47.93 B | Paid | |
| 3 330 154 | 748.4 k62.4 k | 62.4 k | 328.9 M47.87 B | 47.87 B | Paid | |
| 3 329 281 | 741.5 k61.8 k | 61.8 k | 328.1 M47.82 B | 47.82 B | Paid | |
| 3 328 415 | 733.4 k61.1 k | 61.1 k | 327.2 M47.76 B | 47.76 B | Paid | |
| 3 327 538 | 727.4 k60.6 k | 60.6 k | 326.4 M47.71 B | 47.71 B | Paid | |
| 3 326 662 | 749.4 k62.4 k | 62.4 k | 326.0 M47.66 B | 47.66 B | Paid | |
| 3 325 783 | 705.7 k58.8 k | 58.8 k | 324.8 M47.62 B | 47.62 B | Paid | |
| 3 324 889 | 708.7 k59.1 k | 59.1 k | 324.1 M47.58 B | 47.58 B | Paid | |
| 3 324 010 | 692.8 k57.7 k | 57.7 k | 323.2 M47.53 B | 47.53 B | Paid | |
| 3 323 143 | 701.9 k58.5 k | 58.5 k | 322.6 M47.48 B | 47.48 B | Paid | |
| 3 322 268 | 669.3 k55.8 k | 55.8 k | 322.0 M47.44 B | 47.44 B | Paid | |
| 3 321 385 | 620.7 k51.7 k | 51.7 k | 320.8 M47.38 B | 47.38 B | Paid | |
| 3 320 505 | 534.2 k44.5 k | 44.5 k | 319.4 M47.33 B | 47.33 B | Paid | |
| 3 319 621 | 417.3 k34.8 k | 34.8 k | 317.7 M47.29 B | 47.29 B | Paid | |
| 3 318 751 | 287.8 k24.0 k | 24.0 k | 316.1 M47.24 B | 47.24 B | Paid | |
| 3 317 877 | 243.4 k20.3 k | 20.3 k | 315.3 M47.20 B | 47.20 B | Paid | |
| 3 316 996 | 247.4 k20.6 k | 20.6 k | 315.1 M47.15 B | 47.15 B | Paid | |
| 3 316 112 | 253.8 k21.1 k | 21.1 k | 315.0 M47.10 B | 47.10 B | Paid | |
| 3 315 233 | 266.4 k22.2 k | 22.2 k | 314.8 M47.05 B | 47.05 B | Paid | |
| 3 314 348 | 283.2 k23.6 k | 23.6 k | 314.6 M46.99 B | 46.99 B | Paid |