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New target for FAH?
Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 2:02 pm
by CBT
As Prof. Pande recently described, the FAH-project as a whole recently surpassed the 5 TFLOPS limit (
or was it 8), which is some 5 (or 8) times faster than the
fastest supercomputer to date.
I just noticed a new target for the project:
20 TFLOPS by 2012. Increasing our speed fourfold in over 2 years shouldn't be a problem for us, now should it?
Of course, this project is not about speed or points, but about science and cures, but it does give nice touch while we're on the way ...
Corné
Re: New target for FAH?
Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 11:04 pm
by kelliegang
We're back under 5pflops now but theres no reason to think we couldn't quite easily achieve the 20tflops.
Are there any forums or posts that discuss how to spread the word about F@H?
For as long as I've been folding the user count has only increased by about 40,000. I think a lot of the growth in processing has been through upgrades of technology, which isn't a bad thing... but it'd be nice to increase the userbase [and subsequently retain them]
I notice a lot of the higher teams [by higher I am only referring to teams 2500 and below] have stopped producing work units and whilst theres always going to be an attrition rate there are some easy ways to keep people interested
Re: New target for FAH?
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 12:04 am
by bruce
kelliegang wrote:... but it'd be nice to increase the userbase [and subsequently retain them]
I notice a lot of the higher teams [by higher I am only referring to teams 2500 and below] have stopped producing work units and whilst theres always going to be an attrition rate there are some easy ways to keep people interested
One such discussion is here: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=9041