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Atlas Folder - GPU Folding Farm HOWTO - PART 1

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PART 1 of a video that demonstrates how I build my Folding@Home Folding Farm racks. I hope that others can take this information and adapt it to their own needs to increase the total number of rigs folding worldwide. If you have any questions or comments please let me know. - Jason

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  • Well ps3's make around 1,000-1,200 folding points a day.

    A 9800gt graphics card make around 4,000-5,000 points a day.

  • but 1 Nvidia 9800gt can fold better then like 5 ps3s.

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  • You got 1$ every time space core said space :)

    but srsly, how much did this cost, and was it worth it?

  • @mauleriscool yes but you should consider Flops/watt perfromance and then you will realise that Cell broadband engine is a powerful beast, plus you can also add to that that this cpu is based on the 90nm process unlike your GPU

  • @DSRvmv111 It's a thing called Folding@home where powerful computers (or low computers, doesn't matter, just a bunch of guys with high hardware do it a lot), fold proteins for stanford medical research and guys like me love gaining points.

  • @DSRvmv111 It's a thing called Folding@home where powerful computers (or low computers, doesn't matter, just a bunch of guys with high hardware do it a lot), fold proteins for stanford medical research and guys like me love gaining points.

  • Folding @ Home is a project to study protein folding. when it goes wrong protein folding is implicated in many ailments like altzheimers, and many cancers. People build these uber-powerful number crunchers and donate their runtime to the F@H system that is the world most powerful computing system. Basically it's how nerds do charity :)

  • what is folding points ?

  • Where did you get the money for all of this? what is your occupation?

  • @dawidow987654321 what the heck.

  • @danthemanzizzle My has only 64 cores @ 1,5 GHz :(

  • @tronulu stanford has clients for both gpu and cpu which are downloaded separately.

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