The Folding@Home client (console or screen saver) shows real time visualizations of the protein simulations being performed. The molecule drawn is the current atomic configuration ("fold") of the protein being simulated on your computer
lol did u overclock ur computer...Originally posted by ziggyjuarez@11 August 2004 - 05:05
Am not folding enymore![]()
Sorry but thing's keep crashing.
Nothing wrong with my driver.Originally posted by Livy@25 February 2004 - 14:48
try updaating your graphics driver,
has it always done this? or just recently?
Originally posted by Livy@12 February 2004 - 00:49
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He hey hey !
I did it !
I'm #1 ! ,and kicked Lamsey's ass :lol:
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Lots of things affect how long a particular wu takes, not just the number of steps. You may have a very simple molecule with 1000 steps, or a very complex molecule with the same number of steps. Obviously there are a lot more ways a complex molecule can fold, so the process takes much longer. But you should also get a lot more points for the complex one.Damnatory said:Woot, finished my first WU, was a 1000 one, only took like 8 hours on my athlon XP 1900, but yet the I'm doing a 2500 on my Athlon XP 3200+ and I'm still at 934/2500 after 24 hours???!!!???
Your ass is mine and you know itOriginally posted by lynx@31 January 2004 - 21:05
Ah, got "Extra SSE boost OK" now.
Wonder what difference it will make.
It might keep Lamsey behind me for just a little bit longer.
wt are u confused about?Originally posted by HCT@22 January 2004 - 06:56
:huh: can you explain all this to me again cuz im confused? :huh: