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It seems either my browser or the site does not remember my name/password even with the 'remember me' checked

Either way, I checked again, the default value will make it vary affinity, the first gpu client you configure will bind itself to core3, the second to core2. I can only put two gpu's on my board so I can't verify the chain continues as described above but it seems pretty logical to me.

Do you have paranoid security settings ? The site uses a cookie to remember you ... I don't see what could be wrong.

Yup sorry, also ff and ie, might have switched browsers. Just treid again later on using the same browser and all is good

What if ticks could cure cancer ?

Don't roll, this is actually quite old news I'm sure as I read this when I was still folding for XS I think it was linked from science-daily or alike, could look it up as it was from a poster who always posted references to interesting science articles from the same site.

I wouldn't really care where a cure is found, if they that standing on your head for 3 days in a row cures cancer and it proofs right I'll still buy them a beer

The rolling eyes smiley is more to show the irony of the situation ... ticks are not usually very sexy

There not

Sorry didn't get the irony

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toTOW wrote:... ticks are not usually very sexy

. . . unless you're a tick of the opposite gender.

Nice, I'll sign up.

A focus on the SMP A2 2.10/2.11 core : http://en.fah-addict.net/news/news-0-20 ... 1-core.php

Tell me if I forgot something

We have created an exclusive article called "The Plan for splitting up data in Storage@home." This article is an extension of the article on Storage@home by Adam Beberg published in 2007.

Edit : good news for Linux/OSX folders : Cleaning up bad SMP A2 WU

GT300, the new reference for FAH : http://en.fah-addict.net/news/news-0-54 ... upport.php ?

toTOW wrote:GT300, the new reference for FAH : http://en.fah-addict.net/news/news-0-54 ... upport.php ?

Full details of the Tesla variant of GT300 aka "Fermi": http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=3651&p=1

I obviously don't know anything when it comes to programming compute code on the GPU, but after reading that GT300 sure sounds like as big a revolution in of itself as G80 first made to direct computing... Also sounded like it would take a directly optimized F@H core to make full use of the true capabilities the thing will bring to the table...?

Now, I need one board to review it