There’s been some recent discussion of aspects of Folding@home’s EULA and what constitutes a violation of the EULA. One key issue is whether donors (end users of the FAH software)…
Read moreThe GPU2 client has been out for a while now for our newest platform, NVIDIA, and I wanted to give an update. We're making great progress on several fronts of…
Read moreWe've forced a core upgrade to version 1.05 for GPU2/NVIDIA. We did this since there is important new code there. In particular, there's code that will better handle unstable or…
Read moreSince the GPU2 client 6.12beta6 is behaving well, we've put it on our main download page: https://foldingathome.org/English/DownloadWinOther We'll post updates there as they work their way through QA.
Read moreDue to the new GPU2/NVIDIA client release today, we got cited on Digg, which sent all the traffic to the forum (which can't take too heavy of a load), instead…
Read moreWe've started our open beta release. See the post herehttp://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=3188We will put it on our main download page when it gets a bit further through the beta QA process. This…
Read morePlease go to our forum (http://foldingforum.org) for up to the second details of the new client. I'll make a post here when there is more to say.
Read moreOur SMP core is very different than the way other distributed computing projects handle multi-core CPU's, and I thought it might be interesting for the FAH community to hear about…
Read moreWith new revisions to the GPU2 core code, the GPU2 code is doing more science per ever in the same amount of time. In the spirit of having the points…
Read moreWe've set an auto core upgrade to v1.03 for the GPU2 client. The 1.03 core has much better behavior for R600 cards and in general seems much more stable and…
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