The website allows users who do not have bash on their own computer to obtain estimated Gridcoin performance data for their hardware. This uses the same scripts as described in: cpuquickmag:estimate cpu

Introduction BOINC is an open-source program that allows for volunteers to participate in grid computing. It is a platform that allows researchers to run projects that they would otherwise not have the

This is a continuation of my new Github project QuickMag. The goal of the QuickMag programs is to find a quick estimate of the performance of various types of hardware on the different whitelisted Gridcoin

I’ve decided to release one of my simpler scripts for measuring CPU performance on the various whitelisted (and greylisted) BOINC projects. I’ve spent a couple days fixing bugs, making the output more

I created the following images to help explain the differences between solo and pool mining in Gridcoin. The charts provide a general overview of how your wallet and BOINC hosts fit into Gridcoin/BOINC

Over the last week I have been working on improving the estimates for expected magnitude generated by my scripts by incorporating task data downloaded from the project websites. This has been proving more

I wrote this script to answer a simple question that I thought had an easy solution: "I would like to get the CPU-time and Credit I receive per task out of the files provided by the projects to compare

The tables for expected CPU magnitude where quite popular. It’s been a busy couple of days of improving both the quality of the script and the methodology. Mining the host data files for information about

Yesterday, @cautilus posted a guide for project selection and earnings estimation. The guide is excellent and walks though how to use the host data from the various whitelisted projects to compare the