Does f@h have a 64 bit version out yet? If so does this dramatically increase the amount of work processed?

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QUOTEQuestion: I was wondering if with the deveopment of 64 bit processors, is Stanford going to release a 64 bit version of Folding.

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the answer to that is no. it provides no virtually no improvement over 32-bit code.

64-bit is meant to work a lot with decimal work and address more memory. F@H relies on floating point work.


So I guess that pretty much sums it up.

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Soz... How will my new X2 perform in folding? How do I get both cores to fold?

QUOTE(Amitola85 @ Jun 8 2005, 03:13 PM)For Full Information on Folding with 64-bit procs' ">http://forum.folding-community...=10239&highlight=64bit

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So I guess that pretty much sums it up.
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I'm sure I read something about new cores in Beta testing that will use SSE2 and will only be on the 64 bit platform.Can't seem to find where I read it tho'.

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QUOTE(xamlit @ Jul 5 2005, 10:29 AM)Soz... How will my new X2 perform in folding? How do I get both cores to fold?
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You wil need 2 seperate instalations of F@H in 2 diffrent directories. You then need to set the affinity for each so that one runs on each core.

Performance should be similar to twice the performance of a single core at the same clock.

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yep. With more than one version of F@H running you need to install them in different directories, and then assign different machine ID's I believe to each core. Thats what I did with my dual 2.8 Pentium D.

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