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    Quick Question...

    The team number has been selected already. I meant in the drop down menu next to the team number. Choices are: (Folding@home, Extreme Overclocking, Kakao Stats and [H]ard Folding]) I've selected the last one. Is this correct or does it not matter?
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    Quick Question...

    I've downloaded the Version 7 Beta client of Folding@Home and currently my 3 year old system is chugging away both on SMP and GPU. Question is, what do I select in the drop down menu next to the team number? Originally it was Folding@Home and I've switched it to [H]ard Folding. Thanks in...
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    Multiple LUTs requires professional graphics card?

    Thanks for the info guys. I will probably call AMD and Nvidia and see if I can get a straight answer from them. Like you said, professional graphics cards can get very very pricey and if I can get away with a higher consumer card I will.
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    Multiple LUTs requires professional graphics card?

    I'm a photographer who works across multiple screens, I use a Spyder 3 colorimeter to make sure my displays are accurate. I have read that a consumer video card has only one LUT therefore the video output can only be corrected for one screen at a time. I currently have a Radeon 5670. If I...
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    Did AMD "kill" their enthusiast crowd...???

    I think AMD was hoping Bulldozer to be like their Athlon/PIII killer that they dropped on us years ago. I think the fallout from this perceived failure is enough for big changes to happen at AMD.
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