Official TBCS Folding Team

[NightrainSrt4]

I had done folding on my ps3 for a little bit one night. But it only seemed like it was going to pull ~600-900ppd so I haven't done it since. Didn't seem like it was good ppd/watt at least compared to how many points my rig was pulling down.

[SXRguyinMA]

my GPU fails if it's folding and I watch a youtube vid or something. I just stop the gpu, watch the vid and restart lol

[SXRguyinMA]

OMFG
http://folding.extremeoverclocking.c...lenge_2010.php
Over 9 mil 24 hr avg....

they went from 1.8M TOTAL points and 855WU's on 4/11 to 70.2M points and 38,037 WU's on 5/11!! Someone needs to find this guy and cut the power to his house

[Fuganater]

I saw a build on some site when i was looking for something.. (haha thats so ambugious) but he said he can produce 175k PPD with Quad SLI Copper something... 580's?

[slaveofconvention]

OMFG
http://folding.extremeoverclocking.c...lenge_2010.php
Over 9 mil 24 hr avg....

That's what 890 active team members will do for ya lol

[AmEv]

So, anyone have any x16 cards collecting dust?

My brother's HP is running onboard graphics, and I think it also would help me crunch folding numbers.

[mDust]

That's what 890 active team members will do for ya lol

EGVApes is a user, not a team. S/he is racking up nearly as many PPD as the rest of those 889 members combined.

[x88x]

EGVApes is a user, not a team. S/he is racking up nearly as many PPD as the rest of those 889 members combined.

I'm wondering if EVGApes might actually be EVGA. Kinda like some universities fold on all their computer lab machines, maybe EVGA folds on all their workstations.

[mDust]

I'm wondering if EVGApes might actually be EVGA. Kinda like some universities fold on all their computer lab machines, maybe EVGA folds on all their workstations.

Could be. The team name is Folding@EVGA. Maybe one of the users is the company and a bunch of random people saw something on their website and joined them?

[x88x]

Could be. The team name is Folding@EVGA. Maybe one of the users is the company and a bunch of random people saw something on their website and joined them?

Sounds reasonable to me.