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The latest statistics for Folding@home:

Client statistics by OS

OS Type	Native TFLOPS*	x86 TFLOPS*	Active CPUs	Total CPUs
Windows	240	240	252634	2722065
Mac OS X/PowerPC	4	4	5380	128214
Mac OS X/Intel	21	21	6664	90668
Linux	51	51	30167	394856
ATI GPU	1014	1070	9938	67592
NVIDIA GPU	1864	3933	15662	117858
PLAYSTATION®3	951	2007	33732	806716
Total	4145	7326	354177	4327969

Total number of non-Anonymous donators = 1254911

Last updated at Sat, 27 Jun 2009 05:57:42

DB date 2009-06-27 05:00:01

Active CPUS are defined as those which have returned WUs within 50 days. Active GPUs are defined as those which have returned WUs within 10 days (due to the shorter deadlines on GPU WUs). Active PS3's are defined as those which have returned WUs within 15 days.

*TFLOPS is the actual teraflops from the software cores, not the peak values from CPU/GPU/PS3 specs. Please see our main FAQ, FLOPS FAQ, PS3 FAQ, NVIDIA GPU FAQ, or ATI GPU FAQ for more details on specific platforms.

 

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For the many who have labored for many years to crunch proteins, THANK YOU!

If you have recently upgraded a system, please consider reinstalling one of the new F@H consoles (much improved), a F@H tray client (makes it easy to start/stop F@H), one of the Mac/Linux/GPU/SMP folding clients, or run it on your PS3!

Thanks for all of your help to keep us high in the charts.

[HangThemHigh]

I recently added a quad core AMD machine running Vista 64 bit. I was hoping to run the GPU core, but that didn’t work out, I was only getting a few hundred points a day, so I switched to the SMP core.

After some initial problems, it has been clicking along for a few months, but every time I try to install it as a service, the folding gets lost before long and just stops or refuses to upload results, etc, etc. So for now, I’m just running the console version in a window.

I read all I could find on this, but there is so much out of date info around, it is hard to figure out what works and what doesn’t.

Do you (or anyone here) happen to know if the SMP core can successfully run as a service under Vista 64 bit? If it can, I could use a few hints on how to do it. Just answering the questions in the setup program doesn’t seem to work, there must be other steps required.