Core 1.53 was the supercore sent to speed up all macs by insane proportions
Core 1.54 was to fix things up to work with the new client.
Core 1.55 had "no visible change in it, but an improvement on the science side, with support added for an exciting method which trades some accuracy for a large increase in speed (this won't be noticeable from work unit times, though, as the simulation time covered by a single work unit will be longer in projects using this method). No need to manually delete your current core; whenever the first project assigning units utlizing that method begins, that server will force an update. In relation to units not utilizing that method, the core is unchanged from 1.54. -Guha"
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[04:59:26] Folding@home Gromacs Core
[04:59:26] Version 1.56 (December 23, 2003)
Anybody know what's new? I'm going about 1 minute faster per step (3% speedup), but that might be because of my comp and not a performance update
(on a sidenote: We're Twenty-One! We're Twenty-One!)
Core 1.54 was to fix things up to work with the new client.
Core 1.55 had "no visible change in it, but an improvement on the science side, with support added for an exciting method which trades some accuracy for a large increase in speed (this won't be noticeable from work unit times, though, as the simulation time covered by a single work unit will be longer in projects using this method). No need to manually delete your current core; whenever the first project assigning units utlizing that method begins, that server will force an update. In relation to units not utilizing that method, the core is unchanged from 1.54. -Guha"
[04:59:26] *------------------------------*
[04:59:26] Folding@home Gromacs Core
[04:59:26] Version 1.56 (December 23, 2003)
Anybody know what's new? I'm going about 1 minute faster per step (3% speedup), but that might be because of my comp and not a performance update
(on a sidenote: We're Twenty-One! We're Twenty-One!)
