Originally posted by Mr. Anderson
What, sleep? I'd be spending a ton of time working on getting them setup....
You're going to get folding going on them, right?
Congrats!
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Originally posted by Rezet
Folding is... using your computer to calculate some formulas 24/7 in order to uncover some things like whether aliens exist or how life was born etc... You get points depending on how much you get done. and that is it. Unless you have something like P4 1.8, i wouldn't even bother, as you won't get 1% in 3 hours.
well what i meant this is a site who feels very strongly for folding, and it wasnt right for him to bash it. i think folding is cool, i just dont do it for certain reasons, i used too though.Originally posted by chadfromdallas
thought this was a macrumors forum
Originally posted by Flowbee
That's just how Rezet gets his jollies. If everyone thinks something is good, Rezet says it isn't. I've pretty much learned to ignore his posts.
Hehe... In some other places I visit on the web (ahem... Slashdot), we call these people trolls...Originally posted by Daveman Deluxe
Rezet = boat rocker
Still, it's not unheard-of for him to find a real problem.
Originally posted by illumin8
Hehe... In some other places I visit on the web (ahem... Slashdot), we call these people trolls...
Originally posted by Flowbee
That's just how Rezet gets his jollies. If everyone thinks something is good, Rezet says it isn't. I've pretty much learned to ignore his posts.
Originally posted by tazo
What kind of machine are you using that gets 1% in 3 hrs? I have a 700mhz PIII and i let it run overnight, no other programs, and i usually get about 5-10% progress on a 400WU overnight.
What kind of comp are you using for folding Rezet?
Originally posted by davidc2182
should I get a powerbook of some sort when they update it? or go with a g5 and get a fancy PDA for notetaking in class?
Originally posted by alia
. Man, makes me even more anxious for a G5 powerbook!
Not this again. G5 Power Mac runs quieter and cooler because of those fans and specific cooling zone design. Last generation of G4 Power Macs had big issues with fan noise, which they dealt with in new G5 Power Mac. Big heat sink takes load off the job that fans perform in cooling the processors. As far as I know, G5 consumes very little power (you can go through this forum and find articles on this) and therefore reasonable explanation of its size is that heat sink was designed to minimize the fans effort in cooling the processors, thereby making the computer run quieter.I think you'll be waiting a while for a G5 Powerbook. I mean, the heatsink in the current desktop is about the size of a Powerbook (not to mention 9 fans in the dual) though knowing how innovative Apple are maybe they're going to bring out a G5 Powerbake - combined hotplate and G5 laptop - Think different, very different.
Originally posted by .a
i still had no opportunity to see or touch one. looks like i will go tomorrow to the next mac store here in zurich/switzerland and have a look at one.
btw: did you know that switzerland has the highest mac-market-share - almost 10%! and if you go from architecture company to architecture company you see approximately 50% macs!
a cool place to life
Originally posted by davidc2182
should I get a powerbook of some sort when they update it? or go with a g5 and get a fancy PDA for notetaking in class?