Now how can OCN get that extra 300,000 PPD to beat [H]'s 24hr output?
They pumped up steam of late, and now over 3,000,000 PPD average, to our 2,800,000+ output.
As long as they can pull extra PPD we won't be able to top them (and isn't that the whole goal of competition??).
So guys and gals, dust off those spare parts and cobble a folding rig. Even for older computers you can get 1,000PPD. We only need 300x1,000PDD extra computers to fill in the gap.
If this stock Little Rig can pull over 2000PPD, I'm SURE some overclocker can beat that output, too!!
Good call! I'm folding everything I can get my hands on, even if that included old school IBM R40 laptops
I'm also buying a new rig soon which should be folding within a week or so.
I'm gonna try sort something out with the administrator at my school to get the computer pods folding overnight (each with about 20 computer, they're left on anyway so why not fold?) But no promises
Everybody has to do their part - fold for the cure, fold for the cause! Fold for 37726!
I am just waiting until summer so I can rake in some money to get a small hard drive/775 socket processor/cheap PSU then my dusted 8800GT will be cranking an extra 6k PPD.
As soon as my mobo gets here I will have another rig with an E6420 and 8800GT ready to go! Prolly about 3 or 4 days! Plus I just got me other 8800GT folding today! So hopefully I can pump out some more goodness!
It won't be until June before I can afford putting another rig together for folding (so broke, a much needed aftermarket heatsink for this HD4870 is even out of the question now).
But I'm sure there's folks out there who think their older rig can't do enough to bother, but every WU counts, especially at this stage of the competition.
Some of the folks are helping me build a dedicated folding rig that will produce 20K PPD per day just trying to get the parts together...hopefully in the next couple of weeks!
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