Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

Post by RU_Hil »

BTW, I am with different DC projects since December 2002, and last 2 years I do most upgrades for DC purposes. F@H is really good, but I miss Find-a-Drug, too...
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

Post by theo343 »

Id like a "make me rich" project that works to analyze how we best can invest money to get the best payoff. This would spinoff in more hardware for folding@home hehe.
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

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I'm a F@H addict and the 12-steps programs is overrated !
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

Post by Tarx »

It's the guilt!
I have to keep my HTPC off folding (GPU & SMP) for the summer (no AC, in a cabinet = sizzle time) and every time I check to see how I'm doing, I think of what was lost...
At least when cooler temps arrive, and folding ramped back up again, I'll be reducing my carbon footprint (electric heat from hydro versus oil furnace)! :)
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Sunin
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

Post by Sunin »

I'm thinking 9 Quads and 12 GPUs = I'm a F@H Addict..

As they say the first step to recovery is always adding more boxen...
Oh wait... its admitting you have a problem :)
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

Post by legoman666 »

I check my stats more often than is healthy.
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

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It's too late for me : viewtopic.php?f=38&t=4209 :roll:
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petcherd
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

Post by petcherd »

Like the bumper-sticker says:
Rehab is for Quitters
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

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I don't have a problem!!!!

I can stop folding whenever I want. :lol:
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

Post by ricanflow »

legoman666 wrote:I check my stats more often than is healthy.

same here.
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

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theMASS wrote:I don't have a problem!!!!

I can stop folding whenever I want. :lol:
Denial is not a river in Egypt... :lol:
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

Post by theo343 »

I become annoyed when the main foldingstats page is updating for 45minutes because i want to check the surplus from other pages.

toTOW:
You got a crazy rig going on there, LGA771?
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

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No ... Socket F.
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Evil Penguin
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

Post by Evil Penguin »

In 7 years I'll have a folding rig like no other. ;)
8 years of school left for me! Going for Master of Science in Computer Science! :D
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Re: Rehab programs for folding@home addicts?

Post by everyguy »

I bought a 9800 GTX a month ago, and I have never played a game on it. It's cranking out 5200 ppd on my work computer though. Out of three, I still have one box not folding with the GPU2 client. I'll probably buy an 8800 GT with my next paycheck. (cue maniacal laugh)
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