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my 2 larger systems are currently folding "1140_RIBO_FSpeptide_EXT_nospring" proteins....the frame times are varying a bit, but they're sittin between 32-35 minutes per frame.....good thing they're worth 600 each :eek: :DQuote:
Originally posted by Fedka
Protein: p1141_RIBO_FSpeptide_HEL_nospring
Protein Core: Gromacs
Time Per Frame: 32 mins, 5 sec
I have another computer that is folding which has a 2.53ghz pentiums 4(533 fsb) and it gets 45 mins on same protien.
Well after seeing those times for the a64 I think ill stick with my p4. With my p4 at 4ghz the time per frame on those work units are 25-26mins.
What are your system specs and cooling on that 4GHz rig? I need to upgrade a couple of my folders.Quote:
Originally posted by Extol
Well after seeing those times for the a64 I think ill stick with my p4. With my p4 at 4ghz the time per frame on those work units are 25-26mins.
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Originally posted by RealBeast
What are your system specs and cooling on that 4GHz rig? I need to upgrade a couple of my folders.
This overclock is on air. With a single instance of folding the temp never goes over 50c. With 2 instances running the temps climb to around 56-57c. Also with once instance running it produces pretty darn close to 2 instances as far as points go. With these 600 point wu's I can finish one in about 41-42 hours. These new prescotts run cool compared to the older ones. I can run as high as 4.2ghz and its completely stable at everything. However, it throttles back on me when temps reach about 60c. If you have watercooling you can do it no sweat.
Msi 865 Neo2-pls
1gig pc-2700
3.2e@4ghz with 1.28vcore.
80gig hd
9800pro.
Getting closer to a cure? :cool:
arg! I'm back and folding again. How are we doing? :cool:
Nice, thanks! :DQuote:
Originally posted by Extol
This overclock is on air. With a single instance of folding the temp never goes over 50c. With 2 instances running the temps climb to around 56-57c. Also with once instance running it produces pretty darn close to 2 instances as far as points go. With these 600 point wu's I can finish one in about 41-42 hours. These new prescotts run cool compared to the older ones. I can run as high as 4.2ghz and its completely stable at everything. However, it throttles back on me when temps reach about 60c. If you have watercooling you can do it no sweat.
Msi 865 Neo2-pls
1gig pc-2700
3.2e@4ghz with 1.28vcore.
80gig hd
9800pro.
For comparison's sake, my Celly D @ 2.4 GHz takes just under 1 hr per frame on the 600 pt proteins, though only at 90% utilization.Quote:
Originally posted by Extol
Well after seeing those times for the a64 I think ill stick with my p4. With my p4 at 4ghz the time per frame on those work units are 25-26mins.
Speaking of my new backup rig ('CORTANA' in sig), it's folding on a part time basis right now. It will be a ~20/7 folder once I'm done a) fooling with network setup, b) installing and configuring software, c) re-ripping my music collection, and d) finding a stable overclock.
I'd like to go ahead and throw out that my team is in #562, so in about 400 years I will be pwning you guys!#@# :D
WATCH YOURSELF! hahaha.
It's my birthday, forgive me. ;)
-MrD
Happy Birthday, in that case. :D Mine is in two days. :cool:Quote:
Originally posted by MrDigital
I'd like to go ahead and throw out that my team is in #562, so in about 400 years I will be pwning you guys!#@# :D
WATCH YOURSELF! hahaha.
It's my birthday, forgive me. ;)
-MrD
I have a celeron 2.4 northwood core that runs at 2.5ghz and its time on that 600 pr porteins is 1 hr 5 min, that of course is at full 100% load.Quote:
Originally posted by WildWeasel
For comparison's sake, my Celly D @ 2.4 GHz takes just under 1 hr per frame on the 600 pt proteins, though only at 90% utilization.
Speaking of my new backup rig ('CORTANA' in sig), it's folding on a part time basis right now. It will be a ~20/7 folder once I'm done a) fooling with network setup, b) installing and configuring software, c) re-ripping my music collection, and d) finding a stable overclock.
Running two of the 600 point WUs on a P4 3.0 GHz, each assigned on different processors (hyper-theading), takes about 55 to 60 minutes per frame. I don't recall exactly, but it seems it took about 40 or 45 minutes per frame running a single console.
Hum I should have a Pentium 2.8A Presscott running by tuesday O/Ced to what ever, and when I find a cheap old 533/400FSB chip I will have that up as well. It will be my folding layers.
Also folding again with my Main A64 rig and Laptop 24/7 or when I am not gaming on my main:D
Vengance, what time per frame do you get on the 600 pointers with your 2.5ghz cpu. My amd64 runs at 2.2ghz, I just wanna compare the times for frames.Quote:
Originally posted by Vengance_01
Also folding again with my Main A64 rig and Laptop 24/7 or when I am not gaming on my main:D