New to F@H
Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 9:46 pm
Hello everyone guess I'm a new "folder" I'd say?
Recently received a PS3 and discovered it came shipped with F@H, so I decided to check it out. Ended up at the stanford folding site and learned what it was all about. I have a PC running win xp I use once in a while, running an Athlon XP 2800+ (yea old one) so I put F@H client on that. I also have a P3 ~700 MhZ laptop laying around (really really old) running Ubuntu linux, which is now folding as well! I know they are really small contributions, but atleast they are doing something instead of nothing now (the PC and the laptop), and I have 3 machines folding in my own room
However, I also have a couple questions. I have an xbox (original, not 360) sitting around that I pretty much only use for watching movies (I threw a 160gb HDD in it, and I just FTP movies to the hard drive to watch) and also have Gentoox (gentoo for xbox) on it. Xbox has a Celeron 733 MhZ processor in it, with only 64MB of ram. Do you guys think it would be possible to run the linux F@H core?
This then leads to my next question...
Playstation 2 I am also capable of running linux on this machine (probably BlackRhino but gentoo I'll try) and it has a 128-bit ~300MhZ CPU, 32MB RDRAM. Would it be even worth it to use F@H on a PS2 even if possible?
*(Personally don't know about these specs... but found it somewhere: Co-processor: FPU (Floating Point Unit),
Floating point multiply accumulator x1, Floating point divider x1
Vector units: VU0 and VU1, Floating point multiply accumulator x9,
Floating point divider x3
Floating point performance: 6.2 GFLOPS)*
Or does anyone know if there are any optimizations available to make use of Xbox and PS2?
Thanks
Recently received a PS3 and discovered it came shipped with F@H, so I decided to check it out. Ended up at the stanford folding site and learned what it was all about. I have a PC running win xp I use once in a while, running an Athlon XP 2800+ (yea old one) so I put F@H client on that. I also have a P3 ~700 MhZ laptop laying around (really really old) running Ubuntu linux, which is now folding as well! I know they are really small contributions, but atleast they are doing something instead of nothing now (the PC and the laptop), and I have 3 machines folding in my own room
However, I also have a couple questions. I have an xbox (original, not 360) sitting around that I pretty much only use for watching movies (I threw a 160gb HDD in it, and I just FTP movies to the hard drive to watch) and also have Gentoox (gentoo for xbox) on it. Xbox has a Celeron 733 MhZ processor in it, with only 64MB of ram. Do you guys think it would be possible to run the linux F@H core?
This then leads to my next question...
Playstation 2 I am also capable of running linux on this machine (probably BlackRhino but gentoo I'll try) and it has a 128-bit ~300MhZ CPU, 32MB RDRAM. Would it be even worth it to use F@H on a PS2 even if possible?
*(Personally don't know about these specs... but found it somewhere: Co-processor: FPU (Floating Point Unit),
Floating point multiply accumulator x1, Floating point divider x1
Vector units: VU0 and VU1, Floating point multiply accumulator x9,
Floating point divider x3
Floating point performance: 6.2 GFLOPS)*
Or does anyone know if there are any optimizations available to make use of Xbox and PS2?
Thanks