70k procs active, leads to interesting news...

[NASsoccer]

11/6/2002 Folding@Home breaks the 70,000 Active CPU point

In large part due to Google compute and to the press from our recent articles, we've broken the 70,000 active CPU barrier. We are actively working to shore up the server side infrastructure to handle the load and so far, things are looking pretty good. With lots of users, we'll be running many more projects (on many more servers) and thus an interesting side effect will be more WU variety project-wide. Thanks to all for contributing!

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[gtsimmo]

Whoa that looks like good new in a way. So I guess we can expect a wide variety of proteins instead of the normal ones we usually get all the time. Cant wait to see what proteins and what pt and length they come out with. And it'll be interesting to see if they use the gromac core or the tinker.

 

[doer]

Active 70687 of which 1651 team32's cpus
so our team has 2,3% of total active cpus

665 active team32 members. So average active team32member has ~2.48 active cpus

Active team32member averages 82 credits per week (53351.93/651)

 

[Wommalong]

Well we do what we can for the fold

 

[doer]

Well we do what we can for the fold

Well about 2.5 cpus / active teammember IS much.