Folding Forum

Whether DX10 and 11 with ComputeShader would suffer the same issues remains to be seen, but OpenCL supports more platforms (i.e. CPU too) which could lead to one core working for all processor types, regardless of whether they are a CPU or a GPU. We shall see Ok, so you're telling me that the clien...

Phew, finally posted that draft I saved. As for John Naylor's comment, I couldn't post anything with quotes because the forum said that I have to be a member for a day to post anything with URLs... but as far as I know, quotes aren't URLs, so why wasn't I able to post ? anyway... the part with what ...

http://folding.stanford.edu/English/FAQ-Diseases#ntoc2 Various reasons I believe, but part of it is integrity of data. This is academic research after all Hm, seems I'm not making myself clear. I was talking about actual C++ code and how they are programming the simulation. As I said before, maybe ...

Crap I can't reply with quotes, what a piece of... But it's another fine example of computer wisdom Stanford, wohoo! Way to go !

Ok, so before I continue I have to say that I'm a programmer myself for quite some years now, and no, I'm not a web developer, I code in C++ and have experience with DirectX and OpenGL. So, after hearing about Folding @ Home and researching what it does exactly on wikipedia or the official site's FA...