Folding@Home Weekly Team News - 10th August 2006

mattbrown91 said:
Cheers rich, where do you find out the points for each protein? Im doing a p1814 about 3/4 of the way through
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If you're using FahMon that will tell you - otherwise you can look through the Project Summary Page to find it


p1814 uses the Amber core and is worth 153 points - Intels seem to hate them but your A64 should see it off in no time :)
 
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rich99million said:
If you're using FahMon that will tell you - otherwise you can look through the Project Summary Page to find it


p1814 uses the Amber core and is worth 153 points - Intels seem to hate them but your A64 should see it off in no time :)
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If recons about midnight.
That will have taken about 29 hours, is that normal ?

Thanks for the informative post, cheers :)


Average is about 3.5 mins a frame
 
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mattbrown91 said:
Righto, ill get this FAHmon.

Thanks once again

*EDIT:: It says on the website it is only 100 frames, but on my pc it says 500 frames :S
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ahh you're using the GUI version of the client?

it measures things in a slightly different way - don't know why cos it's just stupid
FahMon will give you a better idea and it works just as well with the GUI or console version anyway
 
The word 'frame' hasn't really been clearly defined for FAH. The GUI client always reports the number of frames completed differently to the website and to the console client's log files. For most WUs in circulation, 'frame' is equivalent in meaning to 'percent' as almost all WUs have 100 frames, whatever the GUI reports. The only exceptions are the old Tinker-core WUs and the new Gromacs33s which have a different concept of frame.

Basically the number of frames reported by the GUI is fairly arbitrary. Just ignore it and look at the logs and progress in FAHMon. :)
 
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