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GnomeWizardd
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Akron, PA
Icrontian
August 2003
edited August 2003
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what exact settings should i use to get the most from my machine for folding?
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shwaip
bluffin' with my muffin
Icrontian
August 2003
edited August 2003
basically...as high of a clockspeed as you can get
Try to keep programs running in the bkgd to a minimum
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GHoosdum
Icrontian
August 2003
edited August 2003
-advmethods -forceasm on the 3.25 beta client.
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mmonnin
Centreville, VA
August 2003
edited August 2003
Beta clients can be found at bottom of downloads page. Its the same client as 3.24 but it allows for SSE optimization on AMDs.
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pseudonym
Michigan
Icrontian
August 2003
edited August 2003
AMD optimization????
**Pseudo Runs off to the Stanford site**
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fatcat
Mizzou
Icrontian
August 2003
edited August 2003
SSE=supa fast
what like 15-25% faster than 3DNow! on AMD's? You will need a 1500+ or higher tho, cause the older AMD's dont support SSE.
fc
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GnomeWizardd
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Akron, PA
Icrontian
August 2003
edited August 2003
i am using the beta 3.25
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Try to keep programs running in the bkgd to a minimum
**Pseudo Runs off to the Stanford site**
what like 15-25% faster than 3DNow! on AMD's? You will need a 1500+ or higher tho, cause the older AMD's dont support SSE.
fc