How many cores do you have?
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A lot. 
FahCore_65.exe
FahCore_78.exe
FahCore_79.exe
FahCore_7a.exe
FahCore_82.exe
FahCore_96.exe
On a different partition I have
FahCore_a0.exe
FahCore_65.exe
FahCore_78.exe
FahCore_79.exe
FahCore_7a.exe
FahCore_82.exe
FahCore_96.exe
On a different partition I have
FahCore_a0.exe
Soldato
I think Billy wins this one 
I don't have core_96 - guessing that's the QMD core then? Also don't have core_a0 which I assume is the Gromacs33 core which is only on Linux at the moment
I did used to have a core_c9 (or something similar) but that must have been on a machine I retired from crunching a long time back
I don't have core_96 - guessing that's the QMD core then? Also don't have core_a0 which I assume is the Gromacs33 core which is only on Linux at the moment
I did used to have a core_c9 (or something similar) but that must have been on a machine I retired from crunching a long time back
You're right on both counts, Rich.
FahCore_c9.exe is still available from the download server but I haven't EVER seen one used for a WU and I've been crunching FAH for a bit more than a year. Moldy-oldies like Rich might still have that core laying about.
Soldato
Yep I definately had it on at least one machine - it may still be on my dad's machine at home as he doesn't believe in reformattingBillytheImpaler said:FahCore_c9.exe is still available from the download server but I haven't EVER seen one used for a WU and I've been crunching FAH for a bit more than a year. Moldy-oldies like Rich might still have that core laying about.
The odd thing is I can't remember what type of core it actually was
Soldato
ahh yeah that would make sense - you could have something thereMattus said:
wowsers that would have been back in the hazy old days of dial-up
edit: yep it would seem those were for G@H work - there was also a core_ca too
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I wish 7a would get used a bit more!
FahCore_7a
I wish 7a would get used a bit more!