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泛BOINC平台的專案都可以使用BOINC client來當作共用的運算程式.
WCG是BOINC內的其中一項專案, client 更新速度比BOINC慢很多, 可考慮改用BOINC. 官網下載點: 選 recommended 那個就行 http://boinc.berkeley.edu/download_all.php |
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另個複本好像是在其它使用者電腦跑的?! 我是在我WCG 帳號下查...沒想到可查到其它帳號同個工作單元... 看它現在又建立另一個複本在處理中 |
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12月一號 是世界愛滋日, WCG也有live webcast的活動喔~ 關心FightAIDS@Home
的夥伴可以留意一下官網的update. On December 1, 2011 Dr. Alex Perryman from The Scripps Research Institute will be giving an update on the FightAIDS@Home project via live webcast. World AIDS Day was created over 20 years ago to help raise awareness about HIV/AIDS, and the millions of people suffering with this deadly disease. On this World AIDS Day, December 1, 2011, you're invited to participate in a live webcast to hear an overview and update on World Community Grid's FightAIDS@Home project. The event will be hosted by Dr. Alex Perryman from The Scripps Research Institute. Since 2005, World Community Grid has had the great opportunity to support the pioneering research underway at The Scripps Research Institute to advance the discovery of drugs which have the potential to inhibit HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. The webcast will take place on December 1, 2011, starting promptly at 3:00PM Eastern Time (USA), which is 20:00 Coordinated Universal Time. Please join a few minutes early so that you're sure not to miss anything. Participants can listen to Dr. Perryman while viewing an on-screen presentation. Time permitting, you will be able to ask questions via a text chat interface and Dr. Perryman will try to answer them. Access to the webcast: You can access the live webcast via this link: https://apps.lotuslive.com/meetings/join?id=0327108 Check your computer's browser: You can check to see if your computer is ready for the webcast via this link: https://www.conferenceservers.com/b...=LLENGAGE_EN-US After the webcast, we will post the recording of the webcast on YouTube, in the World Community Grid News & Update section. |
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這裡還是好熱鬧
我隊伍設定,還是設在數位男女 不過那�堛滌Q論版,一片死寂 ![]() |
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那就棄暗投明轉過來 BOINC@Taiwan 台灣聯盟隊 這吧~ 這個隊伍不分論壇不分網站不分學校不分單位.....直接以台灣的大旗收編所有台灣籍隊伍. 目前已經有九成以上的隊伍與參與者都在這個集團內, 歡迎加入. |
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新組一台 I7 2600
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新任務-向吸血蟲說不
WCG有了新的任務, 各位badge hunter或是有興趣的隊友可以看看這個專案
有意願的話就加入queue當中收任務吧~ 以下是來自WCG的說明 We are excited to announce that World Community Grid has launched a new project called; Say No to Schistosoma! Schistosomiasis is a tropical disease transmitted by freshwater snails. The disease kills 200,000 people each year and affects over 207 million people in 74 countries. Schistosomiasis is second only to malaria in its socioeconomic devastation, and to date, there are no available vaccines to prevent the disease. Researchers at the Inforium University in Belo Horizonte and FIOCRUZ-Minas, Brazil, are using World Community Grid to search for chemical compounds which may lead to new drugs for treating this terrible disease. Please join us and donate your unused computer time to aide in identifying potential drug candidates that could possibly be developed into treatments for schistosomiasis. To verify if you are contributing, or to start contributing, to this project, please click here Thank you, The World Community Grid Team ----------------------無腦翻譯機器人的中文化+一分鐘潤飾--------------------- 我們很興奮的宣佈WCG開始了一個新的項目; 對血吸蟲說不! 血吸蟲病是淡水蝸牛 傳送的一種熱帶疾病。 疾病在74個國家每年殺害200,000個人和影響207百萬 人民。 血吸蟲病其次僅是對在它社會經濟的毀滅的瘧疾,並且迄今,沒有防止疾病的 可利用的疫苗。 Inforium大學的研究員在貝洛奧裡藏特和FIOCRUZ米納斯,巴西, 使用WCG搜尋也許可對付這種可怕疾病的新藥物化合物。 請加入我們並且捐贈您未使用到的計算力幫助辨認可能被開發成治療吸血蟲病的潛在 藥物候選者。 要核實您是否貢獻,或者開始貢獻這個項目,請點擊這裡 . 謝謝. WCG (世界公共柵格隊)
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最近沒多超頻
也沒多跑特別久 感覺分數給多了 這是怎麼回事? 大家都一樣嗎?
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要用FurMark燒機請注意,作者建議跑15分鐘就好/電腦電源接頭規格 加入 F@H分散運算,幫助對抗疾病/ /加入WCG分散運算,幫助解決癌症,AIDS,糧食與能源問題 http://cid-d082ecba16a55988.skydriv...=GetSharingLink VGAMaster 請多多支持,歡迎任意轉貼!
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Computing for Sustainable Water
Information about this project is provided on the web pages below and by the project scientists on the Computing for Sustainable Water website. If you have comments or questions about this project, please visit the Computing for Sustainable Water forum. Mission The mission of the Computing for Sustainable Water project is to study the effects of human activity on a large watershed and gain deeper insights into what actions can lead to restoration, health and sustainability of this important water resource. The extensive computing power of World Community Grid will be used to perform millions of computer simulations to better understand the effects that result from a variety of human activity patterns in the Chesapeake Bay area. The researchers hope to be able to apply what is learned from this project across the globe to other regions which face challenges of sustainable water. Significance Water is the most abundant resource on Earth, yet the world faces many challenging water-related problems. Among them is the management of its freshwater resources. More than 1.2 billion people lack access to clean, safe water. This problem is becoming more critical in the world as the proportion of people living in dense urban environments rises. The resulting demands for water contend with increasing human activities which degrade the quality of available water. A complex set of interrelated forces makes the problem difficult to address, much less to solve effectively via coordinated policy. Approach The University of Virginia developed a participatory simulation model of the Chesapeake Bay, the UVa Bay Game® (www.virginia.edu/baygame), incorporating natural elements and human activity using game players representing crop farmers, land developers, watermen, and assorted regulators. The UVa Bay Game has been successful in providing a learning platform for conveying the issues of complex watershed behavior and management. But to better understand the complex natural and human dynamics at work in this complex system, a much more detailed simulation model was developed to run on World Community Grid. Each of many millions of computer simulations, using unique combinations of a wide variety of assumptions about the natural and human actions at play, will calculate the resulting effects on the watershed. Exploring these many results, the researchers expect to develop insight into how these assumptions affect the overall health of the Chesapeake Bay. With these insights, the researchers will be able to better inform policy makers and suggest how prudent actions can lead to water restoration and sustainability. The ultimate goal is to eventually apply this knowledge and the techniques learned with the Computing for Sustainable Water project to other watersheds around the world. ==================== Google 無腦翻譯 為可持續發展水利的計算 下面通過計算水資源可持續網站上的項目科學家在網頁上提供關於這個項目的信息。如果你有關於這個項目的意見或問題,請訪問可持續水資源論壇的計算。 使命 水資源可持續項目的計算任務是研究大流域人類活動的影響,並獲得更深入的見解,到什麼樣的行動可能導致恢復,健康和可持續發展這一重要的水資源。 World Community Grid的廣泛的計算能力將被用來執行以百萬計的計算機模擬的影響,以更好地了解,從各種人類活動的模式,在切薩皮克灣地區的結果。研究人員希望能夠申請什麼據悉,這個項目從遍布全球的其他地區所面臨挑戰的可持續水。 意義 水是地球上最豐富的資源,但世界面臨許多挑戰與水有關的問題。其中之一是其淡水資源的管理。超過1.2億人無法獲得乾淨,安全的水。這個問題正在成為更多的人居住在人口密集的城市環境上升的比例在世界的關鍵。對水的需求抗衡,隨著人類活動,降低現有水資源的質量。使問題難以解決,更談不上通過協調一致的政策,有效地解決一個複雜的相互關聯的勢力。 途徑 弗吉尼亞大學的參與制定了切薩皮克灣的UVA灣遊戲®(www.virginia.edu / baygame)仿真模型,結合自然要素和人類活動的遊戲玩家代表作物的農民,土地開發,船夫,各種監管。弗吉尼亞灣的比賽已成功地傳達複雜的分水嶺行為和管理問題提供了一個學習的平台。但是在這個複雜的系統工作更好地了解複雜的自然和人類動力學,更詳細的仿真模型,開發了世界共同體網格上運行。每個數以百萬計的計算機模擬,獨特的組合使用各種各樣的發揮自然和人類行為的假設,將計算對流域產生的影響。探索其中許多成果,研究人員希望了解這些假設如何影響切薩皮克灣的整體健康發展。這些觀點,研究人員將能夠更好地向決策者和建議如何謹慎行動可能導致水體修復和可持續性。最終的目標是最終申請這方面的知識和技術學會與世界各地的其他流域的水資源可持續項目計算。 |
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Computing for Sustainable Water 這個project似乎頗吃重, 一個thread吃到250MB+ RAM很常見
多緒CPU吃掉2GB RAM+不難, 放在背景跑也易影響前景程式, 有在執行的隊友也是這樣情形嗎? |
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