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WaldorfMan

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    Washington DC Metro Area

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    AMD Athlon FX-8150 @ 3.6GHz
  • Motherboard
    Asus Sabertooth 990FX v2.0
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    16 GB DDR3 G.SKILL Ripjaws PC314900
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    nVidia GTX 1080
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    Rosewill THOR Full ATX
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    One 256 SSD; 3 TB HDD @ 7200
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    Rosewill CAPSTONE 750W
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  1. WaldorfMan
    WaldorfMan changed their profile photo
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    /facepalm - needed to accept agreement.
  3. WaldorfMan
    So I'm in, but how does one get to reg2? I don't see it.
  4. WaldorfMan
    Cheers all! <raises glass>
  5. WaldorfMan
    Practice Social Distancing!
  6. WaldorfMan
    Futurama was better than the Simpsons. Change my mind. (LOVE the Simpsons btw, so saying the above does not come easy).
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    Not a bad run for a n00b (right?) 9.5 mil for LTT, although I started folding a couple of days before the formal event start. Time to let the hardware cool down. I'll keep folding after this, just not as heavy. Had a great time folks - loved the interaction on the boards!
  9. WaldorfMan
    I might... MIGHT hit 10 mil today, but I don't think I'll make it by event end.
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  11. WaldorfMan
    Just a reminder folks (as in, this thread should in no way in any stretch of the imagination become a battleground):
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  13. WaldorfMan
    500! (edited - dammit )
  14. WaldorfMan
    Microsoft has released a PowerShell script that allows you to quickly start donating your CPU cycles to the Folding@Home project by deploying the program in the Windows 10 Sandbox. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-script-installs-folding-home-in-windows-10s-sandbox/
  15. WaldorfMan
    I'm taking my 2009-ish Dell Latitude with a Celeron out of the loop today. Usually takes 14-20 hours for one WU. Simply not worth the effort. However, haven't had any hiccups with it at all this whole time.
  16. WaldorfMan
    I'm one of 'em. Still gives me approximately 30,000 PPD
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