Is this bad?

[Kendan]

I checked my log and saw this:

- Couldn't get info for dyn file: work/wudata_04.dyn
Starting from initial work packet

Protein: EngHomeodomain
- Frames Completed: 0, Remaining: 200
- Dynamic steps required: 100000

Is this bad or not? I am just curious.



I am using 2.1 F@H!!!!

[Ploaf]

It's only bad if you had 190/200 and it started over.
Otherwise it's ok. It does that everytime the client close the core65.exe and then restarts it, which is every time you get a new protein.

[Kendan]

Thanks Ploaf.

[burn'em]

Originally posted by Ploaf
It's only bad if you had 190/200 and it started over.
Otherwise it's ok. It does that everytime the client close the core65.exe and then restarts it, which is every time you get a new protein.

I had 199 of 200 and lost it when 2.0 locked up.

[Kendan]

At least it wasn't a villin:cool:

[-=HN=- Wild9]

i just got villin, 1000 frames!!!:(

[Ploaf]

Originally posted by -=HN=- Wild9
i just got villin, 1000 frames!!!:(

Not to worry. A) The frames go fast and B) You should get two points for turning it in ;)

[Kendan]

You do!!! 2 for a villin. mine just got posted.

[Stanman]

How long does it take per frame on Villian? :)

[Kendan]

I really don't know. I am lazy and I don't know of a monitor for 2.1.

[Stanman]

How many frames per minute or minutes per frame do you get? Just time it with your clock. :)

[Kendan]

I have one working on my celeron 560. I will time it on my 1.4 TB when I get one.

[Stanman]

I have been getting over four frames a minute on XP TBird running at 1333, :)

[Kendan]

That is fast. I will definitely time it the next time it comes around.

[-=HN=- Wild9]

im getting about 3.5 frames per minute on my celery

[Lews]

Originally posted by Stanman
I have been getting over four frames a minute on XP TBird running at 1333, :)

Very nice indeed. Is XP quicker than win2k?

[Kendan]

A little over 4 frames a minute for villin!