umm, it says that max completed 0 points?max wrote:
http://fah-web.stanford.edu/awards/cert … pts=505010
1/2 million fuck yeah
also dibs on all your old stuff
Last edited by Jenspm (2008-08-27 10:24:31)
umm, it says that max completed 0 points?max wrote:
http://fah-web.stanford.edu/awards/cert … pts=505010
1/2 million fuck yeah
also dibs on all your old stuff
Last edited by Jenspm (2008-08-27 10:24:31)
He got reset for padding.Jenspm wrote:
umm, it says that max completed 0 points?max wrote:
http://fah-web.stanford.edu/awards/cert … pts=505010
1/2 million fuck yeah
also dibs on all your old stuff
That CPU coulld probably make around 1500PPD.FFLink13 wrote:
I keep reading about all this folding...
What is it, and why should I do it (DUmb it down, please )?
If it helps, here's my PC Specs:
E4400 2.8GHz
2GB RAM
2 x 7600GT (SLI)
460W PSU
Gigabyte DS4 SLI MoBo
:Smax wrote:
FYI: gone until sunday
SMP client?The Sheriff wrote:
Got it all set up, 8800GTS (512) and E8500, but for some reason only one of the cpu processes works
no, the cpu one.Sydney wrote:
SMP client?The Sheriff wrote:
Got it all set up, 8800GTS (512) and E8500, but for some reason only one of the cpu processes works
Did you add the clients to FahMon?-CARNIFEX-[LOC] wrote:
From reading the instructions in the original post, using fahmon seemed idiot proof, but I can't get it to work on my machine...both the CPU and GPU clients are working, but fahmon doesn't display anything. Oh well at least the important stuff is working.
Last edited by -CARNIFEX-[LOC] (2008-08-28 10:04:07)
Agreed, its all out of Date. One of the links to the downloads are wrong- either that, or the instructions are wrong, as they make no sense what-so-ever.SpIk3y wrote:
I think all the directions max typed up on the first page of this thread are completely useless now. The new CPU client is easier to set up and you don't have to make the separate folders for each core or anything. Or maybe it's just that way with the SMP client, not sure.
It's just that way with the SMP client.SpIk3y wrote:
I think all the directions max typed up on the first page of this thread are completely useless now. The new CPU client is easier to set up and you don't have to make the separate folders for each core or anything. Or maybe it's just that way with the SMP client, not sure.
Gotta alarm maxTitch2349 wrote:
Agreed, its all out of Date. One of the links to the downloads are wrong- either that, or the instructions are wrong, as they make no sense what-so-ever.
update itSpIk3y wrote:
Well I assume that just about everybody folding for BF2s has a dual core CPU, meaning they will most definitely want to use the SMP client because it gives you much more PPD. So while those directions are extremely well written and organized, I think they are obsolete.
I cannot open it via shortcut, I have to use command prompt.SpIk3y wrote:
To set up SMP client...
1. Download and install the CPU client from link in OP
2. Go to install directory and run install.bat
3. Enter in your Windows account info (name and password) as prompted
4. Create shortcut for folding@home executable (located in install directory) and add -smp to the target.
5. Run the shortcut you just created
6. Enter in F@H user name, F@H team number (137764), and leave passkey blank (just follow the prompts)
Note: Must have password on account for SMP client to run.
The GPU client is the same as the one explained in the OP I believe.
don't use a passkey. Just leave it blankxRBLx wrote:
Whats the Passkey? it saying it has to be 32 char long?! wtf??