What F@H client are you using?

[Silvgearx]

Yea, so i was wondering, what are you other guys using for F@H clients

I am currently using Rosetta

[3.0charlie]

Rosetta / BOINC on the i7 (down ATM), Vista.
FAH GPU2 Console on the 260, Vista.

Then, in the next few days...

Dual SMP on the Q6600,Ubuntu.
FAH GPU2 on GX2 #1, Ubuntu.
FAH GPU2 on GX2 #2, Ubuntu.

[LCB001]

Originally Posted by 5ILVgeARX

Yea, so i was wondering, what are you other guys using for F@H clients

I am currently using Rosetta@home

Rosetta@Home and Folding@Home are two completely different Distributed Computing projects and are not affiliated to each other.

I use Boinc Manager 6.4.5 for Rosetta@Home.
For F@H I use three GPU2 clients and two SMP-CPU clients...

[chrisk]

Folding rig: Boinc/Rosetta, FAH GPU2 on 9800GTX+, and FAH GPU2 on 9600GSO
Main rig: Boinc/Rosetta, FAH GPU2 on GTX 260 Core 216

[Chilly]

E8400 - Rosetta@Home
MacBook Pro - Rosetta@Home

[BrainEater]

2x FAH GPU2 clients
3x FAH systray clients

[Inik]

Desktop : F@H GPU2 client on a GTX 280 + Rosetta@home

Laptop : Rosetta@home

[3.0charlie]

Guys, what's the difference between the MPICH and Deino SMP high performance clients?

[LCB001]

Originally Posted by 3.0charlie

Guys, what's the difference between the MPICH and Deino SMP high performance clients?

From what I can tell the only difference is Deino is 32bit only and is not as sensitive to network interruptions/changes as MPICH;

From the F@H forums;

by bruce on Fri Dec 19, 2008 7:19 pm
The installation of DEINOMPI or MPICH is of similar complexity. Once you get either one running, they're pretty much trouble free if you run 24x7 except for the known issue of network changes. When there are network changes, DEINO crashes but recovers and resumes work . . . MPICH crashes and discards the WU.