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Master Guru
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Folding on 2900 XT -
11-08-2007, 06:00
| posts: 378 | Location: Scotland
Anyone know how far off we are from this?
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Master Guru
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11-08-2007, 16:48
| posts: 184 | Location: Scotland
No idea - I tohut you could already fold on a 2900XT
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Maha Guru
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11-17-2007, 16:14
| posts: 1,737 | Location: Kentucky, US
I don't know, but your Q6600 would fold better then that 2900XT.
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Maha Guru
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11-17-2007, 17:27
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I too am interested in Folding on my 2900. And correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the 2900 would be quite a bit more powerful than even a quadcore, no?
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Maha Guru
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11-17-2007, 17:47
| posts: 1,737 | Location: Kentucky, US
Edited, I was wrong.
Last edited by Crossfire; 11-17-2007 at 18:04.
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Master Guru
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11-17-2007, 17:57
| posts: 321 | Location: San Francisco, California
Quote:
Originally Posted by [G3D]CrossFire
Ok, look at it this way:
You have a 2900XT with a Core Clock of around ~650MHz -- You have a Q6600 with Four Cores @ 3.0GHz, which one do you think will work better? 
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you apparently dont understand how powerful a GPU can be.
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Maha Guru
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11-17-2007, 18:03
| posts: 1,737 | Location: Kentucky, US
Wait, I just remember something - I read once that this company used GPU power to crack passwords. They stated that a CPU will take a 500 page book and read it one page at a time, where a GPU will take the book, rip it into 1,000 pieces,and read all of them at the same time. So therefore, a GPU might be better at folding! I take back what I recently posted.
What would be cool tho, is F@H use GPU and CPU power to complete Work Units. But with that being said, the way they both work differently might mean that they couldn't work together.
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Don Aircooleone
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11-17-2007, 18:52
| posts: 13,426 | Location: Devon, In A Little Town.
Quote:
Originally Posted by RossCorp
I too am interested in Folding on my 2900. And correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the 2900 would be quite a bit more powerful than even a quadcore, no?
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Depends, ppd will be higher on the quad. But since you cant fold on the hd series of cards then theres no need to say it may be more powerful.
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