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Folding@Home Questions? - Basic

AMD_RULES

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I just got up and running a small file server @ home with the following specs:

AMD Opteron 144
Asus A8V-VM
Corsair XMS 512MB DDR PC3200
Seagate 120GB SATA150
Windows Server 03 Enterprise Edt.

What should I setup to fold? Just the basic client? :confused:

Thanks!
 
That is a single core chip, right?

If so, you'll want to stick with the standard client...

 
That is a single core chip, right?

If so, you'll want to stick with the standard client...


1.8GHz single core.

Run the standard console client.
Oh, and good to see ya AMD_RULES, it's been a while. :)



genome@home P: 54286.28
 
Good lord man..... that's quite a sig you have there relic:)


hehe... Yeah, I kept getting ragged on about not using the badges....
Figured this would get my point across. ;)

I can't use 'em....I take up too much real estate.



genome@home P: 54286.28
 
As advised above, use the standard no-nonsence console client. I prefer running the client as a service (an option when you first set up the client) as it will run without needing a user to be logged on.

Welcome!

 
Thanks guys
I installed the client and i'm up and folding.
I'm gonna try to build another rig with a E2180 and fold it too :D

It is a single core cpu
 
Thanks guys
I installed the client and i'm up and folding.
I'm gonna try to build another rig with a E2180 and fold it too :D

It is a single core cpu

If you can spring just a bit more for a E4500 you will get much much better results. See sig, My E4500 wipps my E2160.

 
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