Off topic I know, but...

Anyone know of websites where you can volunteer un-used CPU time? Like for
medical research. Thanks for any help.


Lamar

Google is your friend. Use it to search for "volunteer unused CPU time".

You'll get thousands of hits.

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Eric McGillicudy

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> Anyone know of websites where you can volunteer un-used CPU time? Like for
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> Lamar
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Check out

boinc.berkeley.edu


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> Lamar
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Thanks guys!

I'm teaching a computer class in the AM and need that info.


Lamar



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> Anyone know of websites where you can volunteer un-used CPU time? Like
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> medical research. Thanks for any help.
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> Lamar
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I don't know if this is of any interest to you, but i started using the SETI
screensaver as a way of utilising CPU time. On one or two occasions in the
summer (UK, so not much of that) the computer turned itself off. After a
bit of searching i found that it was a thermal prection device ion the
motherboard. SETI was using 100% of the CPU.

Just something to be aware of!

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So many questions, so few answers.

Hi,

A few days late in responding, but if you want to volunteer for medical
analysis project, this site
http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/jo.../join_now.html is like Seti and
Boinc. They are asking for computers with free time to help with disease,
genes, etc.

Jeff

"Martin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I don't know if this is of any interest to you, but i started using the
>SETI screensaver as a way of utilising CPU time. On one or two occasions
>in the summer (UK, so not much of that) the computer turned itself off.
>After a bit of searching i found that it was a thermal prection device ion
>the motherboard. SETI was using 100% of the CPU.
>
> Just something to be aware of!
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> Best Wishes from Martin
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> So many questions, so few answers.