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I'll be a happy PC gamer if we can hit rank 100. It's getting more competitive with each rank gained, so it'll take a while (and a LOT of computations), but this is for a good cause.
What we've already done is amazing, and I look forward to watching our team score rise ever further.
TOGETHER WE ARE EVEN MORE POWERFUL: GPU FOLDING GETS A POWERUP WITH NVIDIA CUDA SUPPORT! CUDA support comes to Folding@home to give NVIDIA GPUs big boosts in speed, and you don’t have to do anything to activate it! GPU Folders make up a huge fraction of the number-crunching power power of...
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Folding@home works best when people complete and return work units they are sent quickly - and the points it awards reflects that. The faster you return the unit, the more points you get.
My RTX 2060 has gone from just over 1.1m Points Per Day predicted to 1.7-1.8m PPD.
The GTX 670s I've got running have roughly doubled from ~100/110k PPD to 200-220k PPD
The GTX 970s also running this seem to have gone from ~350k-475k to 620k-660k PPD.
So, the quicker completion of workloads helps the project significantly, and for people who like the gamified elements (e.g. points) you can now get more than ever especially with nvidia GPUs.
No update to the driver or the FAH client appears necessary - mine just started using CUDA and I don't auto update.
Also, for those who were put off by FAH's scale, work is being pushed as part of specific 'sprints' which gives a better sense of immediate goals and progress. For the scientifically-minded, data's been made much more accessible:
