Good work, keep it up. Actually that's what I am posting about. I realized that our progress in the top 1900 is ROUGH at best. As it stands, we're ~ 1888 however there are 4 teams within striking distance and based on our avg daily WU turnover they'll pass us very soon... which means we're back down to 1890's if we wanna get into the top 1000 we gotta do more ppl! so here's my call to arms fellow GATTers!!! fold those units and let's move up the ranks! HOO RAH!!!
Soon w1n, soon you too shall fall.
i have more WUs than the guy above me but less points guess ill hadda start setting my machines to do harder WUs
by Cyril Kowaliski — 6:00 AM on May 23, 2008Stanford University has been releasing GPU clients for AMD graphics cards for some time now, and there's even a GPU2 client in the works (the beta is available here). Somewhat surprisingly, though, Stanford has yet to release a GPU client that can harness the computing power of Nvidia's latest and greatest graphics processors.That will all change soon; according to PC Perspective, Folding@home project head Vijay Pande made an appearance at an Nvidia meeting in San Jose, California to show an Nvidia version of the GPU client. PC Per says the software was shown running on an unannounced Nvidia product, so details are sparse for the time being. However, the Nvidia-compatible client looks to be on the way regardless.To learn more about folding, be sure to check out our distributed computing forum. As always, feel free to show your support for TR by folding for team 2630.
GeForce GTX280 folds three times faster than Radeon HD 3870Written by Andreas G 23 May 2008 09:24GeForce GTX 280 is going to be a mighty beast. The GT200 core impressed us from the very beginning in matters of raw performance. Alas there have been little information on the real-life performance of the card, other than statements that it runs Crysis fine at certain settings and that it scores 7000 points in the Vantage Extreme profile. We've been provided some more solid information based on the performance in Stanford's Folding@Home client. A slide recently presented says that GeForce GTX 280 will be capable of folding slightly more than 500 mol/day, which is three times more than what Radeon HD 3870 can do, about 170 mol/day (according to the slide), or five times more than PlayStation 3; 100 mol/day.