Joebob said:I'm gonna download for my PC as well. Also I run a computer training centre which has 30+ PC's - does the PC version run as a screensaver like Seti@Home used to or do you have to turn it on? I wouldn't mind installing it on all of the work systems if it turns off automatically when you move mouse or press a key etc.
It can be a screensaver. Check out the DC forum's Folding sticky for some helpful info.Joebob said:I'm gonna download for my PC as well. Also I run a computer training centre which has 30+ PC's - does the PC version run as a screensaver like Seti@Home used to or do you have to turn it on? I wouldn't mind installing it on all of the work systems if it turns off automatically when you move mouse or press a key etc.
Joebob said:My god... has anyone seen the numbers for the PS3 compaired to CPU's???
http://kotaku.com/gaming/folding@home/ps3-dominates-foldinghome-246543.php
is this an early indicator of what the cell processor is truly capable of?
Since there's only one proc at work, regardless of its supplementary vector units, I reckon it'll count as one active machine. This is just as the GPUs are counted. Each pixel pipe doesn't count as one processor, the whole thing counts as one.oceaness said:The stanford stats, do they count PS3 cores or PS3 cells?
BillytheImpaler said:Since there's only one proc at work, regardless of its supplementary vector units, I reckon it'll count as one active machine. This is just as the GPUs are counted. Each pixel pipe doesn't count as one processor, the whole thing counts as one.
I imagine all it means is that PS3 crunchers can join the Single Machine Crunchers League.
J273 said:I downloaded this on the PS3 what is folding@home![]()