75th place, 250 CPUs active recently

[corksil]

(In a second I am going to feel like a retard because I will be told why no one actually posts in this thread.)

Hey all, I just got the software, looks interesting. I read a lot of the FAQs, and I think I have a good understanding of how it all works, the concept of Folding@Home. Very interesting. Cooler than that, I have joined the PCmech team, and I see that the team is ranked 75! That's not too bad, judging by the number of teams there are. Anyways, I will try to leave this software going at nights when I plug in the laptop, but during the day when I am out and about I will probably keep it off to save battery power. I should probably put it on my desktop so I don't shorten the life of this laptop.

Anyways, excellent job to all the people involved in this, it looks like a great concept and the team is doing great.

[Panama Red]

Welcome aboard! Newcomers are always welcome. If you need any help with conifguring your folding, give a shout and someone will lend some advice.

[corksil]

Good to hear, thanks for the shout.

[enhanced08]

Hey, welcome to the team! We are gonna need all the folding power we can get because its been about 3 weeks since school started here and I havnt seen my production jump up any... I'm thinkin the school systems are no longer folding for us.

I did notice that Stanford is getting ready to release a GPU client for beta testing in a week or so. I'm currently building a new system which will be running a 4800+ x2 and 2 ati x1950xt's in crossfire.... that should give me somewhat of a boost.

Happy Folding all!

[Kareeser]

Moved to my apartment nearer to university, but the bulk of the computing power is still back at home... my parents like to turn computers off, and last time I went home, everything was off

But it's back up now, hopefully for awhile