Aqua@home has not had any Fokker-Planck work for a couple of weeks and as a result, my daily average has dropped to around the 10,000 cobblestone mark. This has been exacerbated by Milkyway having periods of no work either. When the last lot of FP work was available, I was seeing around 45,000 per day...
At around 14:00 today, 49,000 work units were loaded onto the AQUA server. I have the Linux machines at the office running this weekend to try and "catch up". The only problem is that the fastest server is busy with an AQUA MT work unit that has 154 hours still left on it. This means that it will probably miss out on the FP work units.
The older work stations will also miss out as FP requires SSE2 or better.
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