Congrats to Atlas Folder

[Nathan_P]

I have no comment at this time.

This could be good...... i foresee multi cpu setups, possibly with some fermi's mixed in

time for popcorn, beer and comfy chair.

Hell maybe he's planning on chasing PDC for the number 3 slot

 

[Vaulter98c]

Mobile now so I can't watch videos but just curious, what do you do for a living to sustain a farm like that?

Also, do the GPUs do a specific unit that caught your eye? I'm just wondering if Stanford has a specific unit that relates more to hunt's dis more than others? (for example the last paper they published was focused alot on bigadv work)

anyways, fold on man, you set a global standard and people all over the world look up to you, quite an honor but you've more than earned it lol
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[Atlas Folder]

Mobile now so I can't watch videos but just curious, what do you do for a living to sustain a farm like that?

Also, do the GPUs do a specific unit that caught your eye? I'm just wondering if Stanford has a specific unit that relates more to hunt's dis more than others? (for example the last paper they published was focused alot on bigadv work)

anyways, fold on man, you set a global standard and people all over the world look up to you, quite an honor but you've more than earned it lol
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My family has a small electronics design and manufacturing business in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We design oil and gas pipeline instrumentation.

No, GPUs don't do any work that's more Huntington's disease related that I know of. I just wanted to build a farm that Stanford could use that would do the most work with the highest density possible and GPUs were the way to go for that.

Jason