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Funny thing is the Linux TFLOPS have not gone down, nor has the active client count. The first set of numbers is from November 1, 2013. The second set of numbers was taken last week. Same TFLOPS, active clients have gone up, active cores have gone down. Decide for yourself. Native x86 CPUs Cores To...

I updated the google spreadsheet, here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc ... sp=sharing I assumed that OS-X PowerPC is now finally EOL. Folding@Home computing power is increasing nicely. There's only 3 supercomputers on top500.org list that are capable of over 10 petaflops of sustained comput...

Hi everyone, i created a new spreadsheet since the calculation method has changed, however i didn't include PS3 since it's EOL. Here's the link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc ... nJnUS1CdVE


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Risto Kantonen

I wasn't sure whether this is a bad WU or a serverside problem, so please move if necessary. I'm not worried about the points, my interests lie in advancing science. Build and system information from log: 18:20:16:******************************** Build ******************************** 18:20:16: Vers...

*Facepalm* Duh, I should have checked typepad first. Oh well, now it's posted here too.

This might help on the introduction of Nvidia F@H client sometime in the future. Because if I remember correctly the reason or at least one of the reasons for Folding@home not having an Nvidia GPU client is because the people behind F@H didn't like CUDA. I would certainly want to hear what the peop...

This WU had an EUE with the error message Quit 101 - Fatal error: NaN detected: (ener[13]) System specs: -OS: Windows XP Pro SP2 -CPU: C2D E6400, stock clock, temperature is 44C on load. -Memory: 2GB of G-Skill F2-6400CL4D-2GBHK running at manufacturer specs. Which are 800Mhz, CL 4-4-3-5 and 2.1V. -...