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Folding@Home - 1st Supercomputer to crack 1 Petaflop!

On September 17, 2007, the Folding@Home distributed computing project crossed over 1000 Teraflops of computing power, cracking the 'Petaflop'. The petaflop has not been reached before by any other ...  
 
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badatcards (7 months ago) Show Hide
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When the PS3 is idle I use it to F@H for team HardwareCanucksForum ( 54196) GO CANADA :) looking for a team.please join all welcome.
heretherenothing (1 year ago) Show Hide
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You said something about changing the floding@home i don't know how to get it up 100% i'm on vista but i don't know which version

Thanks
tipoomaster (1 year ago) Show Hide
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i wonder why they dont use both the CPU and the GPU in the PS3 for folding? that would surely give them a large boost. and why not release a client for the Xbox 360's GPU? that has unified shaders so it would be easy.


life with playstation=folding at home, right?
Lahmy88 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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the new GPU clients for PCs are much easier to program for as they are designed with general purpose GPU computing in mind.. whereas the older ones (which feature in both the PS3 & 360) would have to be programmed in a very complicated manner.. and the benefits don't outweigh the potential headaches getting them to work. The RSX GPU in the PS3 currently takes care of the protein visualization.

360 client will never happen becoz of Red Ring of Death trouble..
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Microsoft would not want to go to the trouble of making up a program that only shows up its much talked about RROD problems.

Life with Playstation is a program that includes 'channels' and one of the current two is the Folding@Home channel. The Folding@Home channel will always run.. but you can use other channels while work is still being done. They plan to add more channels later.
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What about sun SPARC systems?
Lahmy88 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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what about em? lol nah sorry i don't anything about em.
BurningTruth (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Lets face it this is a much safer way to find the cure to cancer than what they tried in I am Legend. I've been running none stop to make sure we find the cure before Krippen does.
tipoomaster (1 year ago) Show Hide
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this isnt a cure, this is a way to find one.
viewer1112 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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it makes me feel good when i run this app

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