really i finished one on my old ps3.......and im ahead of you already....Dont make me bust out the old dell 9300 with 20 dead pixels in the screen
Do a good deed with your computer.
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really i finished one on my old ps3.......and im ahead of you already....Dont make me bust out the old dell 9300 with 20 dead pixels in the screen
I have an old Dell Inspiron 9300. Mine is spec'd out with the GeForce Go 6800, but they didn't add CUDA until the 7 or 8 series, I forget which. It is a good laptop, considering its age. Still use it to play movies from the server to the TV. It chokes on the 1080p ones though :spit:
As for your 1 ns/day, it also says "Core not running". Try rebooting your computer and see what happens. Or even just quit and restart the program?
i havent quit the program in a few days and it still counting,,,,did both restart and cancel...still the same
yep same vid card....mine is basically an xps gen 2 of the same time.....withouth the led lights
yep same vid card....mine is basically an xps gen 2 of the same time.....withouth the led lights
Well, I'm stumped. Do you have the latest graphics drivers? I had to update mine before the program worked right.
It takes millions of calculations to emulate 1 microsecond of protein folding. Hence why you don't see much motion, and why they need supercomputers or thousands of volunteers.
But that is a real picture of protein you're working on, and if it folds while on your computer, it will change.
Ok I couldn't wait till I got home. I downloaded the program and started folding.
Holy Crap...my laptop just went into hyperdrive! I think it just burned a whole in my jeans!
Holy Crap...my laptop just went into hyperdrive! I think it just burned a whole in my jeans!
Should have warned you 
If you run at 100% on a notebook, it's just like playing video games on one. It will generate some serious heat. In theory, notebooks are designed to handle it. But leaving an airgap under the base (prop it up with a pencil) will go a long way to cooling it down.
If you run at 100% on a notebook, it's just like playing video games on one. It will generate some serious heat. In theory, notebooks are designed to handle it. But leaving an airgap under the base (prop it up with a pencil) will go a long way to cooling it down.
Should have warned you
If you run at 100% on a notebook, it's just like playing video games on one. It will generate some serious heat. In theory, notebooks are designed to handle it. But leaving an airgap under the base (prop it up with a pencil) will go a long way to cooling it down.
X2 I leave my scale (cool looking ruler for some of you lol) under my laptop when I head to bed at night
X2 I leave my scale (cool looking ruler for some of you lol) under my laptop when I head to bed at night
what kind of scale when I think of them I think 6" or 12" or 24" but all are like .025" thick how does that help?
mine all look like this or so:
what kind of scale when I think of them I think 6" or 12" or 24" but all are like .025" thick how does that help?
mine all look like this or so:
One of these lol
I'd post pictures of my ruler,
but I'd have to ask her permission first...
And don't you forget it :frog: :witch:
This is the first I've noticed your name change. Happy Haloween Kat.
:thankyou: The one day of the year I fit in :witch: