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I'm sorry, I misunderstood your requirement. I thought you were running the standalone piece of FAH. Regardless, there should be an indicator of how many points are you getting per day or per work unit. Anything above 1000 per day based on your specs [correct me fellow mac users if I am wrong please :) ] on the Chrome App should be a good enough rate I assume.

 

PS- If you want more points and control, download the standalone version from the Link I mentioned above.

 

I hope this helps! :)

ok i tried bitcoin mining with my macs and it was a load of shite, so i am folding look at how many minutes it will be till it is done and tell me if it is good.

so it dose a wu every 13 min and i have 60k points but i fold on my pc as well so ya

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Firstly, welcome to the Folding@Home team! The time to complete a WU will vary on the type of WU and the hardware you are using. Can you kindly let us know your CPU/ GPU specifications along with your points per day (it's in the advanced control)_ to help us estimate that please?

 

For example, folding on the 670 for 40,000 points takes 1.5 days. There is no rule that a specific WU has a definite rate, so the only sure way to tell is to compare those two things with another member who has the same setup.

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Firstly, welcome to the Folding@Home team! The time to complete a WU will vary on the type of WU and the hardware you are using. Can you kindly let us know your CPU/ GPU specifications along with your points per day (it's in the advanced control)_ to help us estimate that please?

 

For example, folding on the 670 for 40,000 points takes 1.5 days. There is no rule that a specific WU has a definite rate, so the only sure way to tell is to compare those two things with another member who has the same setup.

im running it on a i5 (its a mac book air 11") and were is the advanced options on the chrome app?

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I'm sorry, I misunderstood your requirement. I thought you were running the standalone piece of FAH. Regardless, there should be an indicator of how many points are you getting per day or per work unit. Anything above 1000 per day based on your specs [correct me fellow mac users if I am wrong please :) ] on the Chrome App should be a good enough rate I assume.

 

PS- If you want more points and control, download the standalone version from the Link I mentioned above.

 

I hope this helps! :)

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I'm sorry, I misunderstood your requirement. I thought you were running the standalone piece of FAH. Regardless, there should be an indicator of how many points are you getting per day or per work unit. Anything above 1000 per day based on your specs [correct me fellow mac users if I am wrong please :) ] on the Chrome App should be a good enough rate I assume.

 

PS- If you want more points and control, download the standalone version from the Link I mentioned above.

 

I hope this helps! :)

it dose not say i per day but it says i have 183 wu, its 21 to get the first badge right? do i have to apply yo get it?

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For getting the badge, you need to send your folding name/ ID to one of the admins such as Whaler_99. Yes, it's 21 WU to get the first badge; just tell the admin your ID/ folding name and the amount of WU you have completed. It normally takes a day for the badge. I hope this helps! :)

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I don't believe there is PPD indicator on the Chrome app - only on the full Windows and MAC FAH clients.

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