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mikes63737

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I am running FAH on two computers and I checked to see how many points the projects were worth, and it turns out that the project is the same on both computers. Am I going to get credit for folding it twice, or should I have one of them start a different protein?

Thanks!
Mike
 
mikes63737 said:
I am running FAH on two computers and I checked to see how many points the projects were worth, and it turns out that the project is the same on both computers. Am I going to get credit for folding it twice, or should I have one of them start a different protein?

Thanks!
Mike

I am really really sorry this does not relate exactly to your question. However I have always wondered what exactly folding is. My understanding is its utilizing peoples home computers to do calculations of biological proteins.

What I am wondering is what exactly do I do to start folding and is there a thread that it explains it and two will this be alot of wear and tear on my 2 yr old PB. Will this strain my processor and hard drive to much?
 
iDM, here is the FAH FAQ.

Sorry, Mike...I don't know the answer to your question, but I'm sure someone here does.
 
mikes63737 said:
I am running FAH on two computers and I checked to see how many points the projects were worth, and it turns out that the project is the same on both computers. Am I going to get credit for folding it twice, or should I have one of them start a different protein?

Thanks!
Mike
Just because it says its the same protein number does not mean that its the same WU, as one protein has many work units. They should get different WU. Just wait for the next one it should be different by that time. I have never seen a problem with this. Also if you just started folding on both machines sometimes they both get the same WU as there servers think its the same machine with a error.
 
Code:
[02:29:49] Protein: p1136_p1130_L939_K12M_355K
[02:29:49] - Run: 375 (Clone 81, Gen 2)
[02:29:49] - Frames Completed: 3, Remaining: 397
[02:29:49] - Dynamic steps required: 4962500

What I've included is what you normally don't see, unless you keep a logfile open or a Terminal window. The line with Run, Clone, and Gen will vary depending on what is being done. The Protein name can be the same as long as the other parameters differ.
 
bousozoku said:
Code:
[02:29:49] Protein: p1136_p1130_L939_K12M_355K
[02:29:49] - Run: 375 (Clone 81, Gen 2)
[02:29:49] - Frames Completed: 3, Remaining: 397
[02:29:49] - Dynamic steps required: 4962500

What I've included is what you normally don't see, unless you keep a logfile open or a Terminal window. The line with Run, Clone, and Gen will vary depending on what is being done. The Protein name can be the same as long as the other parameters differ.

Thanks! I will check it when I get back from school today.

Mike
 
I wonder why people always ask the same questions that has been answered on this forum many many many times!😱
 
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