Folding @ Home

[biohazerd87]

check this out
http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegroup/folding/
if you want to join my team, The Deadly Viper Assassin Squad, use the team ID 43822

[@$3.1415rin]

i'm currently http://vspx27.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/m...rJoe&teamnum=0

although I dunno if I should donate them money via my elecricity bill

[Pierre-Marie Baty]

I'm using it too thank to bio, I think it's you who made me discover it, I think it's great (much relevant to real science than Seti@Home for example, that one would resemble a guy installing a microphone on the west coast of Ireland and pretending to hear the Americans). I don't have any ID though. Anonymous

[sfx1999]

I remember showing it to someone, I am not sure if it was Biohazerd or you. I was talking about SETI@Home (which I currently use) then Folding@Home.

Anyway, on SETI@Home, I have 348 data units completed and 2183 hours of computing time.

[Cpl. Shrike]

Seti@home user

Results Received 2642
Total CPU Time 3.025 years

[biohazerd87]

someone has to join my team lol

the thing i don't like is that when you have HT on your precessor the program only uses 50% instead of using the whole thing
I guess it actually thinks there is 2 processors when there isn't

[von Ryan]

Oooh, lookie lookie! There's a little blue dot over Rio de Janeiro! And an orange one over São Paulo or Santos, I can't figure it...

[sfx1999]

Biohazerd, hyperthreading IS two processors.

[@$3.1415rin]

maybe it isnt using multithreaded calculations, but runs just a single thread, thus only one logical cpu will be at 100% while the other is somewhere below ?

[biohazerd87]

HT is NOT 2 processors... it is 1 physical processor with dual processing support... and it isn't a dual core so don't getem mixed uup