Folding plans to test for Covid-19

I haven't had any WUs for 2 days now, but that's OK they obviously have enough clients running to take the load. I'm not begging for them lol.
 
theforce said:
Hopefully, a good number of people will continue to donate their idle hardware for fodling@home. I hope they update their client software more regularly. The web client often fails to load any data and the advanced control has some minor issues for years like the project link not working via advanced control. A much more user-friendly interface and a new protein viewer that looks great would be nice, too.
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It would be good to have a 64 bit version for Windows, the current 32 bit is limited to 32 cores (less one for the GPU I think). I realise this doesn't affect many people though. I could dual boot into Linux but I like to jump on for a quick game now and then.

Th0nt said:
Open it up on Edge, for some reason it enjoys this browser but hates Brave.
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Yeah it doesn't work well in Chrome but I've been using Firefox and it's been fine.

adwol48 said:
Latest news is that F@H has reached 1.5 exaflops now
400000 gpus and over 4500000 cpu cores. Pretty insane
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That's amazing!
 
Anyone elses GPU sat idling most of the time for the past few days?
Seem to be very few WU's coming through, which if it means they are all completed is great, just hoping it's not a config error on my side!
 
I turned my rig off on a night at first and now dont run the client. One thing I am doing as the electric supplier is nearly up, going to go with an economy 7 tariff. The regular rates seem to be creeping up to 18p a unit and its the only way to get realistic prices so the bills arent too high each month.
 
If anyone has errors related to the core being invalid, try shutting down Folding Client, and deleting the work directory.
 
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