no way D: my gt 240 (which i heard was very similar in performance to the 9600gt) only gets 900 or 1000 iters/sec. on stock speeds. anyone kno y this might be? o.O
@ff7zelda546 unfortunately mate, your incorrect. Every type of folding platform is important and works on different project at different speeds, and not all platforms can do all projects, and not all platforms can process as the extreme speeds of the fastest GPUs so fold with what you've got ;)
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because you have a god damned 8 core IBM peice of shit that games dont use, its meant to do these things, and you're also wrong. my pc beats the ps3's folding @ home, that being said it is quite high end.
PS3s and GPUs are still quite different in what they fold.. PS3s are more flexible (although not extremely) and GPUs work on very specialized projects.. so not too much flexiblity.. they're both important to Folding@Home
@lolumadxp mate, there is no direct way to compare these platforms other than on points. And sometimes points are awarded based on what the Pande Group (the group from Stanford Uni that runs Folding@Home) wants results on right away (partly why NVIDIA GPU gets more points than AMD/ATI GPU), so no the PS3 is not an 8 core IBM piece of shit lol, it's actually a very goods games system, and a consistent folder ;)
For some reason, mine will fold, then stop, then continue, then stop. It does this about every second, no joke. On this particular protein I'm getting 110 ns/day about, but I usually get in the middle 400s. Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
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GPU clients make up 40% of the FLOPS is an acronym meaning FLoating point Operations Per Second. Compard to CPU clients gpu clients are faster and complete Work Units quicker allowing higher PPD score
hi im running folding@home using my 9600gt but im only one person on my team id if you want to help me my team number on folding@home is 157252 8xxx and 9xxx cards
After I installed the latest Nvidia driver 178.24, release date October 15, 2008, the 9600GT now performs 2300 iter/sec. Whether it is the driver or the work units I do not know. I have also noticed that the folding on the GPU now nearly do not use the CPU, before it used 1 CPU core 100%.
well, CUDA must be a lot faster than ATIs solution because, my HD4870 can only push 300 ish iterations a sec. Not sure if its the same calculations as the Nvidia client tho.
I have GT430 yet I dont see the speed that there is here
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Aws0medude17 6 months ago
no way D: my gt 240 (which i heard was very similar in performance to the 9600gt) only gets 900 or 1000 iters/sec. on stock speeds. anyone kno y this might be? o.O
havenhood 1 year ago
myn says 88.1500ns/day is that good?
PortalAnim 1 year ago
how you get it to move?
retrosynthetic 1 year ago
@ahmed4hunt wtf FOR THAT YOU FAIL its shows an organism retart I know your not required i wanna know how to read it stupid
molee34 1 year ago
wtf is that blob thing supposed to show you and how
molee34 1 year ago
how do you get that wiew
FSXHD92 1 year ago
@ff7zelda546 no it s not if you have a high end system it beat the crap out of the PS3
FSXHD92 1 year ago
i got same card, shit laggy
NoTaTtHiScHoOl 1 year ago
@ff7zelda546 unfortunately mate, your incorrect. Every type of folding platform is important and works on different project at different speeds, and not all platforms can do all projects, and not all platforms can process as the extreme speeds of the fastest GPUs so fold with what you've got ;)
Lahmy88 2 years ago
why mines one doens't move like your's atoms???
Cerpantoman 2 years ago 8
We could use like 8X 32 nm cell procs on a pcie card.
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Lahmy88 2 years ago
because you have a god damned 8 core IBM peice of shit that games dont use, its meant to do these things, and you're also wrong. my pc beats the ps3's folding @ home, that being said it is quite high end.
lolumadxp 2 years ago
PS3s and GPUs are still quite different in what they fold.. PS3s are more flexible (although not extremely) and GPUs work on very specialized projects.. so not too much flexiblity.. they're both important to Folding@Home
Lahmy88 2 years ago 10
yes but a high end gpu destroys the ps3's cell cpu by quite a bit.
lolumadxp 2 years ago
yes well advances in technology is a good thing. Either way, you have a GPU or a PS3 or even both.. get em folding! ;)
Lahmy88 2 years ago 3
@lolumadxp mate, there is no direct way to compare these platforms other than on points. And sometimes points are awarded based on what the Pande Group (the group from Stanford Uni that runs Folding@Home) wants results on right away (partly why NVIDIA GPU gets more points than AMD/ATI GPU), so no the PS3 is not an 8 core IBM piece of shit lol, it's actually a very goods games system, and a consistent folder ;)
Lahmy88 2 years ago
@lolumadxp games use 6 cores, 1 core is for xmb, one core is backup, 6 cores at 3.2 ghz sounds like its being used...
wtfizzjus 2 years ago
For some reason, mine will fold, then stop, then continue, then stop. It does this about every second, no joke. On this particular protein I'm getting 110 ns/day about, but I usually get in the middle 400s. Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
SuperAng13 2 years ago
WTF? MINE NEVER FOLDED THAT LONG BEFORE!!! but now im using the console version. its a just a bit faster most of the time and you get more points
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Look for Sean Rosendahl on their site.
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qckrnu 3 years ago
What exactly is "folding"? I know the chemical/biological side of folding, what exactly are you using folding for on overclocked gpu's and cpu's?
MirokuKneda 3 years ago
GPU clients make up 40% of the FLOPS is an acronym meaning FLoating point Operations Per Second. Compard to CPU clients gpu clients are faster and complete Work Units quicker allowing higher PPD score
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LiLBoy1221 3 years ago
hi im running folding@home using my 9600gt but im only one person on my team id if you want to help me my team number on folding@home is 157252 8xxx and 9xxx cards
martoksneghvar 3 years ago
wtf is f@h
megagirlyo93 3 years ago
Research on folding proteins, run by standford university. Goal is to help cure protein related diseases, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, etc.
Robertz1986 3 years ago 4
Dude where did you download your F@H installer?
I got mine with nvidia power pack, and I have evga GTX 260 and it does not look like yours. My F@H is kind of lagging.
123456iambelial 3 years ago
why is it called folding?
fleebus090 3 years ago
Because the protein modifies its shape during the calculation, so seems to fold
Terabytekit 3 years ago
okay cool to know. thanks :)
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Lahmy88 3 years ago
cool i have the 9600gt as well but i have a overclock amd phenom and i am getting 2700.00 iter
in performance.
GQtony1980 3 years ago
After I installed the latest Nvidia driver 178.24, release date October 15, 2008, the 9600GT now performs 2300 iter/sec. Whether it is the driver or the work units I do not know. I have also noticed that the folding on the GPU now nearly do not use the CPU, before it used 1 CPU core 100%.
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Great stuff mate!
Lahmy88 3 years ago
well, CUDA must be a lot faster than ATIs solution because, my HD4870 can only push 300 ish iterations a sec. Not sure if its the same calculations as the Nvidia client tho.
sonofhendrix 3 years ago