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i have also noticed him/them several days ago googling for SRVS brings some service provider for people with disabilities orginization on the first place and The Super-Resolution Vision System (SRVS) initiative on the second.. from recent stats: Active clients (within 50 days) 157 Active clients (wi...

this is result of Celeron 2000MHz, overclocked to 2475MHz for the same project: also try to set checkpointing frequency to lower time ( work saving interval) it may save you some minutes when you start client and continue folding from what was last saved. [07:14:46] Protein: p6316_sh3_with_ALA_frags...

Just to be clear though, it's done other WUs quite comfortably in the past, last bit of log I have from last WU below for example: [08:38:10] Protein: p6316_sh3_with_ALA_frags [08:38:10] [08:38:10] Writing local files [08:38:15] Completed 486886 out of 500000 steps (97%) [08:38:16] Extra SSE boost ...

Project: 6316 (Run 234, Clone 5, Gen 29) [05:39:17] Protein: p6316_sh3_with_ALA_frags carbon atoms are drawn dark gray, hydrogen atoms are drawn in light gray, oxygen atoms are drawn in red, nitrogen atoms are drawn in blue, and sulfur atoms are drawn in yellow. but what is the light blue atom i can...

thanks for reply.
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Just as well here in NZ all our power is 240v ;)(only 10amp though) This is a graph I found earlier (when I was learning about PSUs, that displays the efficiency) that goes to show the different efficiencies of different voltages, even for big name PSU makers. It also shows how using a PSU appropri...

Ideally yes, but the reality is electricity costs money. I live in Southern California, and I can assure you the electricity cost is noticeable. ... did you think about buying couple of solar pannels? Southern California.. just some five 200Watt pannels on the roof and you could run powerful foldin...

is there any chance to get these maps updated?
folding.stanford.edu/English/Maps