Milestones alert

[dod]

Simba 50,000
gb5766 50,000
Pmartin54 30,000
RussianMissile1 20,000
cadaveca 5,000
Bradmax57 1,000
KrayZeeZ 1,000
mookydooky 160,000

Fantastic work guys, proud to be with you

[Allan]

Well done people! Thanks for folding with us.

[Gizmo]

Wild!

Well done!

[gb5766]

Thanks, and great work guys...

[Allan]

hey gb, we don't get to see much of you around these parts. Thanks for swinging by!

[Daniel ~]

Good Lord! We really are stuffing this turkey aren't we! LOL

[SteveI]

Congratulations guys.

[robbie]

Fold um if ya got um.
Rob

[RussianMissile1]

thanks.

btw, what happened to dod, his folding has gone almost to zero now.

[dod]

Originally Posted by RussianMissile1

thanks.

btw, what happened to dod, his folding has gone almost to zero now.

You had me checking to make sure it was zero

Been folding under AOA-UK for about 2 years now.

[Allan]

Originally Posted by dod

Been folding under AOA-UK for about 2 years now.

That's right, think big!

[Razorfish]

Just out of curiosity, have some people go multiple computers folding??? when looking at the graphs on mine their are definate highs and lows, whereas others dont hit the lows, like theres other computers filling the gaps? Thanks Razor

[dod]

Originally Posted by Allan

That's right, think big!

Next AOA-Europe, then the World

[dod]

Originally Posted by Razorfish

Just out of curiosity, have some people go multiple computers folding??? when looking at the graphs on mine their are definate highs and lows, whereas others dont hit the lows, like theres other computers filling the gaps? Thanks Razor

If you've got one or two folding you're going to see those highs and lows. I got it as well on dial up as I would store a few WU's and send them all at the same time when it was convenient.

The more machines you have the higher the probability that they're going to be submitting results at different times so the graph should look smoother.

[Allan]

Originally Posted by Razorfish

Just out of curiosity, have some people go multiple computers folding??? when looking at the graphs on mine their are definate highs and lows, whereas others dont hit the lows, like theres other computers filling the gaps? Thanks Razor

Over the past 3 months I've had about 15-20 different computers turn in units for me. Some members here have a lot more computers folding in their name. Just set up folding on all the computers you want to, but be sure to use the exact same username (Caps DO matter) and team number if you want them to add up to the same account.

[Allan]

Originally Posted by dod

Next AOA-Europe, then the World

We will prevail where others failed!

[Razorfish]

I might have to build a nice little folding machine out of all my spare components and have it folding 24/7.

[SteveI]

Originally Posted by Razorfish

I might have to build a nice little folding machine out of all my spare components and have it folding 24/7.

That's where it starts.
The highs and lows are a caused by a combination of, number of machines, folding capability of those machines, the particular WUs being sent out. Recently there has been a lot of variation because stanford is giving out a lot of 200+ point proteins... These things are monsters and take 2-3 days to complete. If all my machines get'em at the same time, I could see 0 for results, then the following day get massive returns.

[Allan]

Originally Posted by Razorfish

I might have to build a nice little folding machine out of all my spare components and have it folding 24/7.

You've been bit by the folding bug!

Welcome to the club

[Razorfish]

How do you go about connecting other computers to the main machine thats folding, ive got another barton 2500 and a spare motherboard so just need a case and some memory and ill have myself second folding computer! cant wait! Razor