Put your unused CPU to some use, Join the FightAids@home team and help

[Guest jeffwalker9999]

You have heard of folding@home team

and quite a few of testmy.net users are members

I'm asking that you also let FightAidsAtHome use your cpu

http://fightaidsathome.scripps.edu

[Blunted 2]

i was gonna donate a whole pc but it just so happens it fried on me.  now when i buy a new comp i will use my old 1 to do it.

[Blunted 2]

what exactly do you have to do when you join?  what does your comp do?

[Dilatedpeoples28]

its a progra that runs in the background that uses ur cpu too compute things, beyond that i dont kno lol, when i used folding@home it used about 50% of my cpu.

[Blunted 2]

i'll just wait till a mod tells me exactly what it does before i do anything but it probably wont be till i get my new comp and this 1 wont be used much.

[richcornucopia]

Here is how it works:

To support FightAIDS@Home, you simply download a free software program from World Community Grid that runs "in the background" on your computer. This is called the FightAIDS@Home client, and it processes information (in this case using the drug design software AutoDock) and evaluates prospective candidates for drug discovery. The FightAIDS@Home client uses idle processor cycles that would otherwise go to waste. FightAIDS@Home captures the otherwise wasted cycles of your computer and applies them to model the evolution of drug resistance and to design drugs necessary to fight AIDS. When your computer has finished a FightAIDS@Home computation, the FightAIDS@Home results are packed up and sent back to The Scripps Research Institute, ready for Scripps researchers to collect and analyze them.

Then when you are using your computer and it needs cycles, FightAIDS@Home instantly and automatically turns those resources back over to the program you are using.

[Guest jeffwalker9999]

Here is how it works:

To support FightAIDS@Home, you simply download a free software program from World Community Grid that runs "in the background" on your computer. This is called the FightAIDS@Home client, and it processes information (in this case using the drug design software AutoDock) and evaluates prospective candidates for drug discovery. The FightAIDS@Home client uses idle processor cycles that would otherwise go to waste. FightAIDS@Home captures the otherwise wasted cycles of your computer and applies them to model the evolution of drug resistance and to design drugs necessary to fight AIDS. When your computer has finished a FightAIDS@Home computation, the FightAIDS@Home results are packed up and sent back to The Scripps Research Institute, ready for Scripps researchers to collect and analyze them.

Then when you are using your computer and it needs cycles, FightAIDS@Home instantly and automatically turns those resources back over to the program you are using.

You have heard of folding@home team

and quite a few of testmy.net users are members

I'm asking that you also let FightAidsAtHome use your cpu

http://fightaidsathome.scripps.edu

http://fightaidsathome.scripps.edu

I thank you all for looking at this post

and hope you will become an member

{b] my team is: "pc repair techs"

[Guest jeffwalker9999]

You have heard of folding@home team

and quite a few of testmy.net users are members

I'm asking that you also let FightAidsAtHome use your cpu

http://fightaidsathome.scripps.edu

Here is how it works:

To support FightAIDS@Home, you simply download a free software program from World Community Grid that runs "in the background" on your computer. This is called the FightAIDS@Home client, and it processes information (in this case using the drug design software AutoDock) and evaluates prospective candidates for drug discovery. The FightAIDS@Home client uses idle processor cycles that would otherwise go to waste. FightAIDS@Home captures the otherwise wasted cycles of your computer and applies them to model the evolution of drug resistance and to design drugs necessary to fight AIDS. When your computer has finished a FightAIDS@Home computation, the FightAIDS@Home results are packed up and sent back to The Scripps Research Institute, ready for Scripps researchers to collect and analyze them.

Then when you are using your computer and it needs cycles, FightAIDS@Home instantly and automatically turns those resources back over to the program you are using.

[richcornucopia]

I'm up to 209  .