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Fold Monitor Question....
- Thread starter IFMU
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WOW! 
2ABD in ten point ...
Oh ... a 1.4 Tbird ... no wonder.
Looks good to me.
2ABD in ten point ...
Oh ... a 1.4 Tbird ... no wonder.
Looks good to me.
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There are some Huge differences in folding speed between processor types (Thank you Captain Obvious!) on the ProteinA variants. I think it is time to sell some Celerons and move to ALL AMD!
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XP1600+ (stock 1400MHz)
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Finally, a P3-1000EB (stock speed).
I almost wonder if it would be better to push lots of the smaller proteins? 48+ hours to fold one for 5 points (Celeron 2) seems like a lot, doesn't it? I just don't know. What do you guys think?
I almost wonder if it would be better to push lots of the smaller proteins? 48+ hours to fold one for 5 points (Celeron 2) seems like a lot, doesn't it? I just don't know. What do you guys think?
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You're folding the 5 point WUs in 48 hours?! On a Celly rig?! Wowwwww! I'd say you've got that rig tuned VERY well.
It's become an accepted fact that AMD CPUs fold at about 1.5 the rate of Intel (clock tick for clock tick). Most say it's the FPU, some say it's the L1 cache ... maybe both? It's hard to argue with results.
It's become an accepted fact that AMD CPUs fold at about 1.5 the rate of Intel (clock tick for clock tick). Most say it's the FPU, some say it's the L1 cache ... maybe both? It's hard to argue with results.
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Either that, or it isn't worth 5 point. I am still trying to find out where the point values are listed.
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There is a thread called Points that has a link to the Project points page. I just bumped it to the top.Newbie_Doo said:
jetmech is right about it not being 5pts if it was my tbird would be smoking.
Client : AK31 ( [email protected]): C:/WINDOWS/Desktop/Folding
Core : Version 2.41 (Jan 22, 2002)
Protein : 2ABD
Frames : 100
Workunit : 04
Atoms : 904
Steps : 500000
Server IP :
Completed : Between Tue Mar 12 06:10:14 2002 and Tue Mar 12 06:10:24 2002
Refresh at : 10 sec.
Frame Time : 5.75 min. ( 345 sec. )
Total Time : 574.80 min. ( 34488 sec. )
edit: 2abd=4pts and Aprotien=5pts
Client : AK31 ( [email protected]): C:/WINDOWS/Desktop/Folding
Core : Version 2.41 (Jan 22, 2002)
Protein : 2ABD
Frames : 100
Workunit : 04
Atoms : 904
Steps : 500000
Server IP :
Completed : Between Tue Mar 12 06:10:14 2002 and Tue Mar 12 06:10:24 2002
Refresh at : 10 sec.
Frame Time : 5.75 min. ( 345 sec. )
Total Time : 574.80 min. ( 34488 sec. )
edit: 2abd=4pts and Aprotien=5pts
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OCAU has some contradictory info on their site. Some places list it as a 3 point protein, other places list it as a 5. I just turned in a proteinAg29a though, and was credited for 5 points.
All 8 clients are running variants of proteinA right now, so if they all turn them in on schedule tomorrow (and assuming 5 each), I should book 40 points.
All 8 clients are running variants of proteinA right now, so if they all turn them in on schedule tomorrow (and assuming 5 each), I should book 40 points.
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So far switching from all BBa5 proteins to ProteinsA's has picked my production up 10 points per day.
