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  1. #31
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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    we actually may not be neded anymore

    add a couple 120mm fans overhead to drop temps by 10+ celsiusD.S.C-12(2)-disclaimer : whatever u do with your hardware/software is your
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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    Quote Originally Posted by frosty22 View Post
    1000 ppd at the most..WU's are worth 300 pts, and it does around 3 a day.
    given some of the alternatives, especially with the way winders regular folding is right now thats like a godsend to some folks im sure

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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    on my 4th wu in a little over a day wow!! is the gpu alternative faster than the ps3? wish i had one! i have the x1400 in my dell laptop! i'm so mad! thought i had something newer in it. it's only a month old!

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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    x1400? if its based on the x1650xt or so itll fold

    add a couple 120mm fans overhead to drop temps by 10+ celsiusD.S.C-12(2)-disclaimer : whatever u do with your hardware/software is your
    responsibility, which i dont hold if u break anything

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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    the x1400 will not fold
    I have one in my lappy and it wont let me



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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    hmm...then its based on the x1300/x1600..meh, soon x1650xt cores will show up in lappies

    add a couple 120mm fans overhead to drop temps by 10+ celsiusD.S.C-12(2)-disclaimer : whatever u do with your hardware/software is your
    responsibility, which i dont hold if u break anything

    GRAB here OcBible v1.55 and Guidemania v1.21
    scary pooch?pooch#1taking ball from dogpooch pulln on ropeme on board after 2 years
    of no board
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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    20gb PS3s are pretty cheap on ebay (300-350$ i think). So if your looking for a dedicated folder, that seems like a good idea.

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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    wait, so the difference between the top and low one is hdd space, controllers but the basic unit is still there right?

    add a couple 120mm fans overhead to drop temps by 10+ celsiusD.S.C-12(2)-disclaimer : whatever u do with your hardware/software is your
    responsibility, which i dont hold if u break anything

    GRAB here OcBible v1.55 and Guidemania v1.21
    scary pooch?pooch#1taking ball from dogpooch pulln on ropeme on board after 2 years
    of no board
    http://gonny.se/ <-cool lady http://www.mediafire.com/?8dmg21ms1vx
    IN MEMORY OF HOW BM WAS TREATED HERE...

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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    interesting homer, I hadn't thought of looking for a cheap alternative to the stores on the bay, thats used im assuming?

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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    If you can really use a PS3 (dvd's, games, etc.,) then go for it, but for a dedicated Folder, although it measures up favourably with the win client (which is castrated with crapper Wu's at the moment) , the figures I've seen say anywhere from 800 to 1,000 ppd, or a little better than an X1950XTX returns on Gpu Wu's, or slower than any X2 Cpu running the Linux smp client,
    I do hope everyone who buys one Folds on it though, and a thumbs up to Sony for supporting such a good cause.
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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    Quote Originally Posted by Jester View Post
    If you can really use a PS3 (dvd's, games, etc.,) then go for it, but for a dedicated Folder, although it measures up favourably with the win client (which is castrated with crapper Wu's at the moment) , the figures I've seen say anywhere from 800 to 1,000 ppd, or a little better than an X1950XTX returns on Gpu Wu's, or slower than any X2 Cpu running the Linux smp client,
    I do hope everyone who buys one Folds on it though, and a thumbs up to Sony for supporting such a good cause.
    I wonder how the cost of running a PS3 stacks up to the cost of running a full PC.
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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    Quote Originally Posted by MrNovi View Post
    I wonder how the cost of running a PS3 stacks up to the cost of running a full PC.
    I can tell you this, the heat blowing out the back of it, could cook a hotdog. Heat=electricity.

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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    it does bluray, it does video gaming, and it does folding, considering the cost of any other bluray alternative thats actually quite a good deal when you factor in what it actually accomplishes, I hate sony, with a passion but for this one instance I can actually look the other way towards my Sony Hateboyism

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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

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    Ubuntu plugs PS3 too; seems it is possible to run version 7 (Feisty Fawn) on the PS3, according to this download page (see bottom of download listing)

    http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownl...oad-20757.html



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    Re: Sony plugs PS3 into folding@home

    I will admit...the Bluray is pretty impressive.

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