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This is what I'm running right now with Rosetta@home. The configuration with the 970 is also running folding@home on the 970. The second build is my FreeNAS server running Linux in a virtual machine.

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17 hours ago, Godlygamer23 said:

This is what I'm running right now with Rosetta@home. The configuration with the 970 is also running folding@home on the 970. The second build is my FreeNAS server running Linux in a virtual machine.

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I got 4 systems going but I'm hardly getting any CPU WU's lately. one of my systems is very slow tho and only pulls in maybe 250ppd but it's still points so I'm gonna run it 😃

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How would you set up your other local network computers so it shows up on the client section of the software?

 

edit:nvm i figured it out

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