Why is the new GPU client important? – Whats different between the old and the new FAH GPU client?
– Can I still use my GPU when the client is running? – Troubleshooting – This was working, but now all I’m getting was Early Unit Ends (EUE’s). How can I fix this? – Hey, where did all of the GPU client data files go? – The core can’t find the DLL’s! – A DLL error dialog box is popping up — what’s up with that? – What’s with all the new DLL’s anyway? – Who did all of this anyway? A Brief History of FAH: From Tinker to Gromacs to GPU to GPU2 Introduction Since 2000, Folding@home (FAH) has lead to a major jump in the capabilities of molecular simulation. By joining together hundreds of thousands of PCs throughout the world, calculations, which were previously considered impossible, have now become routine. FAH has targeted the study of protein folding and protein folding diseases, and numerous scientific advances have come from the project. In 2006, we began looking forward to another major advance in capabilities. This advance utilizes the new, high performance Graphics Processing Unit
