oh okay.
well i don't know if you've looked at folding@home, but it is a good cause. we'd love to have you folding for us. let us know if you decide to join and need any help
Are you guys in a team? I'm getting the SMP version now...
oh okay.
well i don't know if you've looked at folding@home, but it is a good cause. we'd love to have you folding for us. let us know if you decide to join and need any help
Are you guys in a team? I'm getting the SMP version now...
Alright, I just joined the team.
I have, all 24 cores are at 100%, completed 1 run and 40% of second
Alright, I just joined the team.
Awesome! Is your folding name praetorx as well?
thanks for joining!
was wondering that also
well i finally got my 3 GPUs on my main pc folding again. i reinstalled everything on a bigger hard drive (1TB), and i was having problems getting the GPUs to fold. but they are crunching away now
Wonderful!
Added another cruncher. This will be my "24/7" cruncher from now on (shared between BOINC and FAH projects):
HP xw8600 workstation: 2x Xeon E5450 Quad-Core 3 GHz, 16GB DDR2 ECC, Quadro FX 6400 768MB
nice! how are you splitting it up for each project? (if you don't mind me asking)
that seems like a very nice machine! do you use it for anything else?
Right now I'm manually managing both, running F@H during weekends when milkyway is offline (or so appears to be since a couple of weeks).
Yes, this box is also hooked to my TV in the living room, using it to stream movies from Amazon but that's only a smokescreen to get by my wife
I have abandoned the Milkyway/BOINC project in favor of Folding@Home. I made this decision after numerous unplanned outages with the Milkyway project.
F@H uptime seems to be excellent.
I have abandoned the Milkyway/BOINC project in favor of Folding@Home. I made this decision after numerous unplanned outages with the Milkyway project.
F@H uptime seems to be excellent.
I'm finally back from all my travels and am getting ready to power my PS3 back up (mac pro is out of the running for now while I find a new PSU)
Though I was wondering for those of you that fold on PS3's as well does anyone have any experience between the slim and "original" I'm planning on getting a 2nd ps3 for Netflix and streaming in the bedroom that id like to use for folding as well but am curious if there are any advantages to the slim or original.
I know power consumption is less but that's a non issue for me as my non slim ps3 doesn't seem to suck down that much. I'm more wondering about durability and if a slim can run 24/7 like my original does
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PS: hope everybody had a happy holidays and a good new years as well!!
The new PS3 uses a 45nm manufacturing process (vs 65nm for old SKU) and generates less heat which can be a problem if your box is not well ventilated. I also believe the old 65nm version had a higher number of YOLDs (yellow light of death).
thanks for that info! i thought the new one generated less heat, and used about half the power.