Folding@Home

[krnmastersgt]

Well after seeing how many members in the AT forums were actively folding I decided to join in, just to get a rough idea how many people here actually fold? Any AT Teams I could join?

Edit: I just saw a video about folding yadda yadda yadda and then I noticed when I saw the teams ranking a team called Team Anandtech was a few places behind them, anyone wanna give me the team number?

 

[krnmastersgt]

Bump with an update, someone give me Team Anandtech's number D:

 

[alfa147x]

http://forums.anandtech.com/ca...tid=39&flcache=9035664

Folding@Home --- Team number - 198

might want to look in the right section

 

[krnmastersgt]

Wow thanks for the heads up, I didn't even realize there was a distributed computing section o_o

 

[ch33zw1z]

heh, welcome!

 

[Foxery]

It's the best way to actually put my overpowered CPU to use when I'm not gaming... and justify the overclock!

 

[Markfw]

Originally posted by: krnmastersgt
Wow thanks for the heads up, I didn't even realize there was a distributed computing section o_o

Yes, and we are active there too ! Daily stats, question answered on how to optimize your PPD (points per day) and setup F@H !

Come join the fun ! :thumbsup:

 

[xavier es]

If you know anyone who has cancer or another genetic disease you should do F@H. I first started folding as a way to stress test my machines. Since I started folding 3 years ago my father has developed skin cancer and alzhiemers and my mom has started showing symptoms of parkinsons disease. As i watch them deteriorate with very little that the medical profession can do to cure them I have taking on folding as a passion, running 2 or 3 machines 24/7, feeling thats the least i can do for them and anyone who may develop diseases that are currently incurable. It also helps me justify buying new updated processors. So if you care about anyone with incurable diseases or if you yourself are worried about possibly suffering the same in the future, get on the Folding at Home bandwagon. It's good for your karma.

 

[palladium]

Originally posted by: xavier es
If you know anyone who has cancer or another genetic disease you should do F@H. I first started folding as a way to stress test my machines. Since I started folding 3 years ago my father has developed skin cancer and alzhiemers and my mom has started showing symptoms of parkinsons disease. As i watch them deteriorate with very little that the medical profession can do to cure them I have taking on folding as a passion, running 2 or 3 machines 24/7, feeling thats the least i can do for them and anyone who may develop diseases that are currently incurable. It also helps me justify buying new updated processors. So if you care about anyone with incurable diseases or if you yourself are worried about possibly suffering the same in the future, get on the Folding at Home bandwagon. It's good for your karma.

And also AMD/ATi GPUs....

 

[BenRR]

I run folding on my 3 machines i just hope this stuff helps out a ton.