I see there are a number of clients, text only, screensaver etc on the download page! Are there anymore, someone else has made?
which one is the best to use? I will prob use the console version!
I’m using the console, and just run it as a service in the background.
Also running console, only real option for Linux.
cool, just started it 
well, its for a good cause! just started it as well..schweet!
excellent
come on people join up or if you have joined, dont forget to keep F@H you wont notice its running
Mr B is first in the team stats! maybe someone can catch up?
Hmm, sorry, I’ve been slacking. I’m running F@H on a sever which I’m remotely managing, but it’s only a dual-CPU P3~800MHz, and only on the off-hours. 
And my home PC (which it so happens belongs to my wife), is only an AthlonXP 2000+…
yeah sorry… My hdd pooped and I forgot about it… oops. I’ll get right on it. AS FOR THE REST OF YOU NON MEDICAL RESEARCH…HELPER PPL!
Cmon. It barely uses resources!
That and I am 0wning y’all!
EEEK! I left my pc on for about 7 hours running F@H and my motherboard sensor went up to 55Celcius! I think I’m gonna hold off the folding until i get a new fan on it, the one I have is only 22000rpm
Its a cooler master Xdream II. I like the hs, but the fan sucks ballz0rs.
Just using the stock heatsink? Yeah, that’s probably not the greatest. I’m using a Thermalright SK-7, and I’m doing 48*C under load (although the temps around here really do help). Not the lowest, but the SK-7 is one of the cheaper TR coolers available.
im pretty sure a larger sized heatsink wont fit in my motherboard, it has…I think theyre called capacitors, 5 above and one to het bottom left about 1/4"-1/2" from the socket.
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im pretty sure a larger sized heatsink wont fit in my motherboard, it has…I think theyre called capacitors, 5 above and one to het bottom left about 1/4"-1/2" from the socket.
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A heatsync doesn’t have to be bigger to be better. Try a solid copper heatsync, and a higher RPM fan wouldn’t hurt either.
right-o
welcome to the team harrack!!!
Thank You
As for my temps (mbm5): socket: 42C / diode: 54C
that’s with the fan speed cranked all the way up. When it’s all the way down, you can add a good 13C on the diode temp !
hehe, I am on 27 Work Unit while Big B is on 28 I bet he still will be in the lead for a while yet!
I just started folding again, got a new fan for my heatsink and it dropped the temps by 3 idle, and 6-8 load and thats after i dropped 2-4 degreesC tieing up my IDE cables
Folds await!
cool, are the temps still ok?