Internetrush
06-15-04, 02:27 PM
Ok heres one for the software guru's. Ive been running a program from www.grid.org called UD agent. The program is designed to use your cpu power to solve equations that base themselves on protein ligands. The ligands are systematically disassembled and tested with other chemicals to see if they might support a beneficial effect to help out with the fight on cancer. I actually started this to see what my computer could shove out, now im doing it just to see how high on points i can get. <BR><BR>I know it sounds stupid but thats what im doing... Anyway (here comes the question) i was thinking about hooking up my 64 bit computer to my AMD 2500 barton to get more Cpu power via a grid or interprocessing program that would be oriented twords the program and therefore get more points. I am currently installing the program into the two different computers but the point system is based on how shi|Ty your processor is and how much it can push out... an AMD 3200 64 bit CPU is expected to push one out every 5 hours so therefore the points accumulated would be the same as if i ran it under a 2500 barton at about one every 10 hours... this is made to even out the playing field so everyone would make same points even if they had different budgets. If i could hook up the program and share the load of the CPU via a program from my 64 bit to my 2500 then i would be in the pointage <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> the program would register the cpu as putting out more then its supposed to and therefore more points. The UD agent program would recieve the data form the barton and assume that it got the project done in 1/2 an hour rather then the 10 that it should take... <BR><BR><BR>(and finally the question)<BR><BR>Does anyone know where i can find such a program that would allow me to link my 2 Windows XP systems together and share the CPU load that this program provides????