Why so? my fastest system, a quad core with cude (gpugrid) suddenly shows -138545 credit and dropped to the bottom of my systems list. I cannot account for this other than I recently complained that milkyway was making it too easy for me to get credits. I did a search for negative credit and saw a single complaint about -2500. My credit loss dwarfs that.


..thanks..

maybe gpugrid re-valued their credits and it was retroactive? I didnt see anything there and my credits are staying about 6k a day like normal.

Host ID? Projects that it runs?

Hi Willi - here is the project http://boincstats.com/stats/boinc_host_graph.php?pr=bo&id=4355785
It has been two days so the -138k is now two about 68k each. Also, another system just got a negative value, My really old dual Pentium 3 is now -1200 in the red on average daily credit. Not sure what is going on.

More strange things - I now have a pair of Q6700 where only one existed two days ago. Another system showed up in the red also. The only thing I can think of is that I put an existing 20gb hard drive onto a new motherboard for testing purposes (the motherboard supposidly was bad). The hard drive did have boinc on it but was designed for a slightly different asus motherboard. Maybe I should have disconnected and then reconnected to BAM! . However that disk drive never had vista on it so it could not have affected the Q6700 vista64 system.

I changed the logon of the BOINC service from "boinc_master" to "local" on a dual opteron running Vista64 ultimate but that is not the same system as the Q6700 running Vista64 premium.