Interested in Folding? - Page 5

AJW256 · #41 06-12-2008, 20:47

IceChant, Ur really keeping up with me. Shame I can't run 24/7, I'd be smokin u. Can't wait for Kinnsy to get into the mix too.

affiliate13 · #42 06-12-2008, 21:02

I have a old Dell Precision at the office which runs 24/7 doing nowt so if you like i can add it to the roster?

IceChant · #43 06-12-2008, 21:46

Nvidia is faster in gpu, I don't care really smoke me X10 I do it to help.

affiliate13 · #44 07-12-2008, 14:08

I have installed the SMP client on the 'ol dell 2x2Ghz Xeon unit. I joined the team, it asked for a password but since i didnt know what it was i just ignored that bit.
When i left office it had 2% done. I dont expect miracles from it.

It has an old GeForce2 card in it too, 64MB GTS, doubt it can run the GPU client?

kinnsy · #45 07-12-2008, 14:55

You need a CUDA capable card, 8xxx series and up for the gpu client with Nvidia. Not sure on the ATI front.

CUDA-Enabled GPU Products - NVIDIA

affiliate13 · #46 07-12-2008, 20:11

When will my name appear on Kakao stats? Do i need to do owt else?

AJW256 · #47 07-12-2008, 20:20

Ur name should appear on the next update after u have completed a WU

affiliate13 · #48 07-12-2008, 20:31

Would it be worth grabbing a AGP one of these?
Geforce 8400 or maybe an ATI HD3650 AGP?

Or would these be wildly too powerful and perhaps twist the earth off its axis?

AJW256 · #49 07-12-2008, 20:50

No PCI-E slot? you'll only get ~600PPD but go for it if u want.

affiliate13 · #50 07-12-2008, 20:53

This machine runs day and night and is rarely used, my own rig is only on when i am at home (which is not that often) so since i have started i will try to get as much out of it as possible.

What in your opinion is the cheapest AGP option?

I would like to contribute, but i would like to do it on a shoestring.