Recent content by cbarbour71

1000 WU. 5 million points around the corner.

This is the perfect example of why we fold. The points don't matter. The team rankings don't matter. What matters is that we fold.

Each processor will OC differently. You're going to have to play with the voltages and multipliers on each system independently.

2mil and top 500 in the team. The ox is slow but the earth is patient.

If it's still available at the end of Sept, I will be.

I know it's widely understood that memory speed has an effect on TPF, but I wanted to pass on my experience. All TPF times are for 8 core bigadv (6900s are what I see most of) I decided to see how much of an improvement faster memory would make. My original memory was DDR3-1333. After some...

Mine shows the same thing... http://www.hardfolding.com/fh_stats/index.php?pz=102&tnum=33&id=2091664

So they recommend moving the cloud computing into the buildings its users occupy. Doesn't that negate one of the big advantages to cloud computing? (consolidating computing power using economy of scale).

1.5 mil today. A few days behind schedule due to system lockup while I was out of town.

It's good to see we still have people willing to make the investment in folding hardware. Who knows what the future might bring. And thanks for the folding pr0n...:D. Maybe some day I might be blessed with such folding goodness.

jojo has it right. You might be better off folding with your CPU, though without knowing what you have, I couldn't say for sure.

If you're running this client using GPUs only, you will only get GPU WUs (I know, duh...) not bigadv, bigbeta, etc. Based on this site http://www.overclock.net/overclock-net-folding-home-team/475163-folding-home-gpu-ppd-database.html I would estimate your 8K PPD is about on target for those cards.

[H]oly folding wet dreams, batman....

Nope, running Ubuntu. If your sig is correct, I'm betting the difference is CPU speed (you have me by 200MHz) and possibly RAM speed (I'll bet your timings are better than mine).