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#26 2009-04-07 12:41 pm
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Re: Folding production down and up
Three should be possible later, when a GPU client for OSX becomes available. After Snow Leopard, I'd expect.
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#27 2009-04-10 9:08 pm
Re: Folding production down and up
Sorry guys. We had a power failure this evening at work, so more than likely, most of my armada will not be folding this weekend (my most productive time of the week).
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#28 2009-04-13 10:39 am
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Re: Folding production down and up
Yesterday, I was running a 2nd user account along with my main user account. I believe this interfered with Folding. I deleted my WU's (twice).
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#29 2009-04-27 8:19 am
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Re: Folding production down and up
kamizuno and caoimhin appear to be back on track.
Jury is still out for Artemis because of multiple machines and weekend scheduling.
MacMenace, Kelly and myself are still lagging.
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#30 2009-05-09 3:31 pm
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Re: Folding production down and up
I've been moving my iMac around. If I start up and there's no connection to the internet, it seems that my protein gets bonked and I get a new protein. 
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#31 2009-05-11 10:35 am
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Re: Folding production down and up
More trouble with bad proteins. I just finished my first Intel protein in 6 days.
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#33 2009-06-07 6:58 pm
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Re: Folding production down and up
I've had this problem from time to time. Disable Folding in System Preferences. Delete all of the contents of the Folding@Home folder, except client.cfg. Re-enable folding.
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#35 2009-08-04 10:09 am
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Re: Folding production down and up
My ps3 hasn't been folding for a few weeks.
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#36 2009-08-25 9:05 am
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Re: Folding production down and up
I just noticed that Onanum wasn't folding. Now back on track and climbing.
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#37 2009-08-25 10:02 am
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mrreet2001 wrote:
and it still isn't 
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#38 2009-09-18 8:12 am
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Re: Folding production down and up
Artemis' output is ready to break 32,000 
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#39 2009-09-18 8:25 am
Re: Folding production down and up
Nefarious wrote:
Artemis' output is ready to break 32,000
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I've added a couple 2.66GHz iMacs this week and yesterday's stats showed it -- 65,280 points for the day. I believe that's a record for me.
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#40 2009-09-18 8:51 am
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Re: Folding production down and up
ArtemisG3 wrote:
Nefarious wrote:
Artemis' output is ready to break 32,000
http://homepage.mac.com/oatmeal/MAF/max … nTopic.gifhttp://homepage.mac.com/oatmeal/MAF/max … nTopic.gifhttp://homepage.mac.com/oatmeal/MAF/max … nTopic.gifI've added a couple 2.66GHz iMacs this week and yesterday's stats showed it -- 65,280 points for the day. I believe that's a record for me.
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#41 2009-09-18 9:04 am
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Re: Folding production down and up
Yep, that's a record alright. I had been wondering if it was a statistical anomaly due to bottled up WU's in a queue. But there's no way the number could be that large without extra machines.
Two 2.66 machines should be 4,500 points per day if 24 hrs per day. 
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#42 2009-09-18 12:06 pm
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It looks to me like my early MBP Core Duo 2Ghz machine is folding like 3 or 4 times faster since upgrading to Snow Leopard! My iMac Core 2 Duo seems only about 5 - 10% faster. Why would a 32 bit CPU machine have such an improvement relative to a newer 64 bit machine? I want to point out that the iMac is still 3 times faster than the MBP. It used to be about 10 times faster. Also, they are folding the same type protien which is a Gromac type worth 1920 points (usually). Anyone else with Snow Leopard notice this
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#43 2009-09-18 1:27 pm
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Re: Folding production down and up
Yes, your production is definitely up the last 2 days. http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/ … mp;u=37344
My log files for Folding have changed with Snow Leopard:
snippet wrote:
[17:26:25] 4 4247358599 1798820915
[17:29:07] Completed 167500 out of 250000 steps (67%)
[17:31:23] fcCheckPointSave: saving tpr and cptfile hash:
[17:31:23] 0 1657196855 2665952834
[17:31:23] 1 1283914942 2995282642
[17:31:23] 2 2719290784 2047156140
[17:31:23] 3 2793251215 2151119133
[17:31:23] 4 4247358599 3429929942
[17:36:25] fcCheckPointSave: saving tpr and cptfile hash:
[17:36:25] 0 1657196855 3540520795
[17:36:25] 1 1283914942 148668178
[17:36:25] 2 2719290784 1194688348
[17:36:25] 3 2793251215 167788240
[17:36:25] 4 4247358599 1181953208
[17:41:22] fcCheckPointSave: saving tpr and cptfile hash:
[17:41:22] 0 1657196855 1254506654
[17:41:22] 1 1283914942 538599077
[17:41:22] 2 2719290784 3279540897
[17:41:22] 3 2793251215 2896006271
[17:41:22] 4 4247358599 3988276824
[17:46:21] fcCheckPointSave: saving tpr and cptfile hash:
[17:46:21] 0 1657196855 1253246944
[17:46:21] 1 1283914942 753050494
[17:46:21] 2 2719290784 3376797610
[17:46:21] 3 2793251215 19333473
[17:46:21] 4 4247358599 1181647656
[17:51:27] fcCheckPointSave: saving tpr and cptfile hash:
[17:51:27] 0 1657196855 2783733667
[17:51:27] 1 1283914942 2049829441
[17:51:27] 2 2719290784 884963222
[17:51:27] 3 2793251215 2121292707
[17:51:27] 4 4247358599 404405034
[17:55:35] Completed 170000 out of 250000 steps (68%)
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#44 2009-09-18 4:51 pm
Re: Folding production down and up
Nefarious wrote:
Yep, that's a record alright. I had been wondering if it was a statistical anomaly due to bottled up WU's in a queue. But there's no way the number could be that large without extra machines.
Two 2.66 machines should be 4,500 points per day if 24 hrs per day.
Yes, I'm sure some of that is due to the previous day being low. We'll see how the numbers look for the weekend.
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