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Folding @ Home on a GT 630

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Is that worth it in any respect? It is the Asus version with the cooler so it wont have that many heating problems i dont think.

 

Correct me if i am wrong and Folding @ home needs cpu, (xeon E5345 @2.33)

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Is it worth it, yea it is always worth it because Folding@Home is a good thing but my EVGA GT 630 was around the 4-5,000 PPD mark and was running at 70+ degrees all of the time

 

And the CPU thing is wrong, I tried folding on my laptop which had a Core 2 Duo T8100

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Everybit helps look there getting phones to do it and i think your gt 630 may be more powerful but im not sure anyway point is its worth it.

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