Point returns vary by the day for a number of reasons. A number of universities and colleges run systems on the grid but many of those are only during the academic year, also many students run machines in their dorms but only while they are living on campus. So too many businesses run machines on the grid but those machines are only on during the working week. Combine those and you will see an overall increase in pending units on weekends and outside the school year and surges in returns when those machines come back online to complete units that are cached but not completed yet and when students get their "free" power back and ramp up their farms.




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I must be suffering from F@H/WCG culture shock!
One would think those factors would have affected F@H production but I never saw them.
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