XBOX 360 Folding @ Home

[QUOTE="mercclass"][QUOTE="mruurds"]

I guess I'm lucky that I bought my 360 to play games and not to perform complex mathematical calculations.

You guys have fun with folding @ home... if that's possible.

mruurds

[QUOTE="Bgrngod"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. ragrdoll21

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

So you think that, because i don't want Folding@home or even have/want a PS3 to begin with, i should stop donating to help find the cure for cancer? Wow, yea, that's definitely logical. :roll:

It's great that they have this and i commend them for trying to do something to help, but i contribute in a different way. It's really not that tough to understand.

[QUOTE="mercclass"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Puckhog04

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

My aunt died of cancer, i'm very much aware of what Cancer can do, thanks. I wasn't saying it was unnecessary, relax people.

Sorry to hear about your aunt.  I'm sure she was an awesome lady.  Too bad diseases are sometimes indiscriminant in who they attack. 

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I trust my PS3 to cure cancer not my xbox 360.

Nteks

thats just cruel mann, funny but cruel

[QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Pro_wrestler

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

No,you must've ignored/skipped past the previous messages where a Microsoft fan started bashing Ps3 owners for using Folding@Home.

I doubt the 360 can stay on for 12 hours,a 360 was on at Toys R Us for 6 hours and it overheated.

[QUOTE="Bgrngod"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. ragrdoll21

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Dualshockin

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

You implied that.

Yes,it does bother me,because I actually know in one way or another in the long run,Folding@Home can actually help cancer victims.

Anyways,have fun playing 360 ports lol!

[QUOTE="Pro_wrestler"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Dualshockin

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

No,you must've ignored/skipped past the previous messages where a Microsoft fan started bashing Ps3 owners for using Folding@Home.

I doubt the 360 can stay on for 12 hours,a 360 was on at Toys R Us for 6 hours and it overheated.

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Bgrngod

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

You must be grasping at straws,any logical person would understand what I meant. 

[QUOTE="Nteks"].Basinboy

:lol:

Don't worry 360, PS3 will find a cure soon...:P

[QUOTE="ragrdoll21"][QUOTE="Bgrngod"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Bgrngod

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

Like what?"Yours sincerely,Dualshockin" :|  ? 

[QUOTE="Basinboy"]

[QUOTE="Nteks"].Squall_Griver

:lol:

Don't worry 360, PS3 will find a cure soon...:P

[QUOTE="mercclass"][QUOTE="mruurds"]

I guess I'm lucky that I bought my 360 to play games and not to perform complex mathematical calculations.

You guys have fun with folding @ home... if that's possible.

lordxymor

[QUOTE="Nteks"].Basinboy

:lol:

Don't worry 360, PS3 will find a cure soon...:P

Probably not. The Xbox 360 isn't strong enough to cure cancer. Maybe when Xbox 720 comes out, but the PS3 would have cured cancer by then.Twisted_Hawk

[QUOTE="Nteks"].Basinboy

:lol:

Don't worry 360, PS3 will find a cure soon...:P

[QUOTE="mercclass"]I guess I was too naive to think that people wouldn't turn this into a PS3/360 flaming thread. My fault.
cheatymcshifty

When you think about it, Sony should've gone with SETI@Home. If we make contact with an advanced alien civilization, they're likely to have cures for cancer AS WELL AS faster than light travel.

Seriously, the odds may be worse but the rewards? AMAZING.

-John 

When you think about it, Sony should've gone with SETI@Home. If we make contact with an advanced alien civilization, they're likely to have cures for cancer AS WELL AS faster than light travel.

Seriously, the odds may be worse but the rewards? AMAZING.

-John

tovarischs

[QUOTE="tovarischs"]

When you think about it, Sony should've gone with SETI@Home. If we make contact with an advanced alien civilization, they're likely to have cures for cancer AS WELL AS faster than light travel.

Seriously, the odds may be worse but the rewards? AMAZING.

-John

Dualshockin

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Dualshockin

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

You implied that.

Yes,it does bother me,because I actually know in one way or another in the long run,Folding@Home can actually help cancer victims.

Anyways,have fun playing 360 ports lol!

I only have a 360 for Mass Effect and really don't play it. I play PC games, that's about it. So spare me your assumptions when you know nothing about me.

No, i didn't imply that. Learn2read. I stated that i wouldn't use it and that i donate money already so it's not something that i would look into using. It bothers you? Cry me a river. Your opinion isn't something that i value. If anyone knows the effects of Cancer it's me (my aunt died of cancer) so spare me your "I'm going to save the world with the PS3" act. I donate money and therefore don't have an interest in Folding@home. Keep in mind i haven't told you how much i donate...

If you don't agree with this then that's your problem. Go and worry about it in your offtime if you wish.

[QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Puckhog04

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

You implied that.

Yes,it does bother me,because I actually know in one way or another in the long run,Folding@Home can actually help cancer victims.

Anyways,have fun playing 360 ports lol!

I only have a 360 for Mass Effect and really don't play it. I play PC games, that's about it. So spare me your assumptions when you know nothing about me.

No, i didn't imply that. Learn2read. I stated that i wouldn't use it and that i donate money already so it's not something that i would look into using. It bothers you? Cry me a river. Your opinion isn't something that i value. If anyone knows the effects of Cancer it's me (my aunt died of cancer) so spare me your "I'm going to save the world with the PS3" act. I donate money and therefore don't have an interest in Folding@home. Keep in mind i haven't told you how much i donate...

If you don't agree with this then that's your problem. Go and worry about it in your offtime if you wish.

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Dualshockin

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

You implied that.

Yes,it does bother me,because I actually know in one way or another in the long run,Folding@Home can actually help cancer victims.

Anyways,have fun playing 360 ports lol!

I only have a 360 for Mass Effect and really don't play it. I play PC games, that's about it. So spare me your assumptions when you know nothing about me.

No, i didn't imply that. Learn2read. I stated that i wouldn't use it and that i donate money already so it's not something that i would look into using. It bothers you? Cry me a river. Your opinion isn't something that i value. If anyone knows the effects of Cancer it's me (my aunt died of cancer) so spare me your "I'm going to save the world with the PS3" act. I donate money and therefore don't have an interest in Folding@home. Keep in mind i haven't told you how much i donate...

If you don't agree with this then that's your problem. Go and worry about it in your offtime if you wish.

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Dualshockin

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

You implied that.

Yes,it does bother me,because I actually know in one way or another in the long run,Folding@Home can actually help cancer victims.

Anyways,have fun playing 360 ports lol!

I only have a 360 for Mass Effect and really don't play it. I play PC games, that's about it. So spare me your assumptions when you know nothing about me.

No, i didn't imply that. Learn2read. I stated that i wouldn't use it and that i donate money already so it's not something that i would look into using. It bothers you? Cry me a river. Your opinion isn't something that i value. If anyone knows the effects of Cancer it's me (my aunt died of cancer) so spare me your "I'm going to save the world with the PS3" act. I donate money and therefore don't have an interest in Folding@home. Keep in mind i haven't told you how much i donate...

If you don't agree with this then that's your problem. Go and worry about it in your offtime if you wish.

Learn2read and anything that goes _____2_____ is something is used alot in World of Warcraft. I type like that sometimes inherently, especially when i'm screwing around. Hence the 3000 hours of WoW on my Xfire account. Heh, it was fun. :)

[QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="tovarischs"]

When you think about it, Sony should've gone with SETI@Home. If we make contact with an advanced alien civilization, they're likely to have cures for cancer AS WELL AS faster than light travel.

Seriously, the odds may be worse but the rewards? AMAZING.

-John

tovarischs

[QUOTE="Bgrngod"][QUOTE="ragrdoll21"][QUOTE="Bgrngod"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Dualshockin

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

Like what?"Yours sincerely,Dualshockin" :|  ? 

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Dualshockin

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

You implied that.

Yes,it does bother me,because I actually know in one way or another in the long run,Folding@Home can actually help cancer victims.

Anyways,have fun playing 360 ports lol!

I only have a 360 for Mass Effect and really don't play it. I play PC games, that's about it. So spare me your assumptions when you know nothing about me.

No, i didn't imply that. Learn2read. I stated that i wouldn't use it and that i donate money already so it's not something that i would look into using. It bothers you? Cry me a river. Your opinion isn't something that i value. If anyone knows the effects of Cancer it's me (my aunt died of cancer) so spare me your "I'm going to save the world with the PS3" act. I donate money and therefore don't have an interest in Folding@home. Keep in mind i haven't told you how much i donate...

If you don't agree with this then that's your problem. Go and worry about it in your offtime if you wish.

[QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Puckhog04

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

You implied that.

Yes,it does bother me,because I actually know in one way or another in the long run,Folding@Home can actually help cancer victims.

Anyways,have fun playing 360 ports lol!

I only have a 360 for Mass Effect and really don't play it. I play PC games, that's about it. So spare me your assumptions when you know nothing about me.

No, i didn't imply that. Learn2read. I stated that i wouldn't use it and that i donate money already so it's not something that i would look into using. It bothers you? Cry me a river. Your opinion isn't something that i value. If anyone knows the effects of Cancer it's me (my aunt died of cancer) so spare me your "I'm going to save the world with the PS3" act. I donate money and therefore don't have an interest in Folding@home. Keep in mind i haven't told you how much i donate...

If you don't agree with this then that's your problem. Go and worry about it in your offtime if you wish.

Learn2read and anything that goes _____2_____ is something is used alot in World of Warcraft. I type like that sometimes inherently, especially when i'm screwing around. Hence the 3000 hours of WoW on my Xfire account.

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Dualshockin

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

You implied that.

Yes,it does bother me,because I actually know in one way or another in the long run,Folding@Home can actually help cancer victims.

Anyways,have fun playing 360 ports lol!

I only have a 360 for Mass Effect and really don't play it. I play PC games, that's about it. So spare me your assumptions when you know nothing about me.

No, i didn't imply that. Learn2read. I stated that i wouldn't use it and that i donate money already so it's not something that i would look into using. It bothers you? Cry me a river. Your opinion isn't something that i value. If anyone knows the effects of Cancer it's me (my aunt died of cancer) so spare me your "I'm going to save the world with the PS3" act. I donate money and therefore don't have an interest in Folding@home. Keep in mind i haven't told you how much i donate...

If you don't agree with this then that's your problem. Go and worry about it in your offtime if you wish.

Learn2read and anything that goes _____2_____ is something is used alot in World of Warcraft. I type like that sometimes inherently, especially when i'm screwing around. Hence the 3000 hours of WoW on my Xfire account.

No problem, I educate where i can. ;)

I think fanboys arguing over which system contributed the most to cure cancer would be the first worthwhile debate ever discussed between us.mercclass

It's a really interesting and cool concept. When you go into Folding @ Home there's a globe that you can browse through and there is a yellow dot for each Playstation 3 owner in the world that is currently online.Skippyj9

[QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"][QUOTE="Puckhog04"][QUOTE="Dualshockin"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]Heh, i suppose if you're not having any games to play then curing cancer is a good time filler. Puckhog04

Yeah,since games are more important than one of the principle causes of death,right :roll: ?

So you're essentially using the PS3 to cure cancer instead of playing games? That must make you feel real good at night. I donate money to cancer organizations, i don't need to do it on a system.

No,I play games,but if you think that Folding at home is unnecessary on the Ps3 then you clearly shouldnt be giving donations to cancer organizations.

Where did i say it was unnecessary? I said that it doesn't interest me because i already donate money. Does that bother you in some way? Heh, move on.

You implied that.

Yes,it does bother me,because I actually know in one way or another in the long run,Folding@Home can actually help cancer victims.

Anyways,have fun playing 360 ports lol!

I only have a 360 for Mass Effect and really don't play it. I play PC games, that's about it. So spare me your assumptions when you know nothing about me.

No, i didn't imply that. Learn2read. I stated that i wouldn't use it and that i donate money already so it's not something that i would look into using. It bothers you? Cry me a river. Your opinion isn't something that i value. If anyone knows the effects of Cancer it's me (my aunt died of cancer) so spare me your "I'm going to save the world with the PS3" act. I donate money and therefore don't have an interest in Folding@home. Keep in mind i haven't told you how much i donate...

If you don't agree with this then that's your problem. Go and worry about it in your offtime if you wish.

Learn2read and anything that goes _____2_____ is something is used alot in World of Warcraft. I type like that sometimes inherently, especially when i'm screwing around. Hence the 3000 hours of WoW on my Xfire account.

No problem, I educate where i can. ;)

[QUOTE="Skippyj9"]It's a really interesting and cool concept. When you go into Folding @ Home there's a globe that you can browse through and there is a yellow dot for each Playstation 3 owner in the world that is currently online.mruurds

[QUOTE="mruurds"][QUOTE="Skippyj9"]It's a really interesting and cool concept. When you go into Folding @ Home there's a globe that you can browse through and there is a yellow dot for each Playstation 3 owner in the world that is currently online.tovarischs

[QUOTE="tovarischs"][QUOTE="mruurds"][QUOTE="Skippyj9"]It's a really interesting and cool concept. When you go into Folding @ Home there's a globe that you can browse through and there is a yellow dot for each Playstation 3 owner in the world that is currently online.Bgrngod

[QUOTE="mruurds"][QUOTE="Skippyj9"]It's a really interesting and cool concept. When you go into Folding @ Home there's a globe that you can browse through and there is a yellow dot for each Playstation 3 owner in the world that is currently online.tovarischs

[QUOTE="Bgrngod"][QUOTE="tovarischs"][QUOTE="mruurds"][QUOTE="Skippyj9"]It's a really interesting and cool concept. When you go into Folding @ Home there's a globe that you can browse through and there is a yellow dot for each Playstation 3 owner in the world that is currently online.mercclass

[QUOTE="alfy13"][QUOTE="Nteks"]

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I trust my PS3 to cure cancer not my xbox 360.

cheatymcshifty

you really dont get it do you the 360 doesnt get hot when its idle it warms up when it plays games I leave mine idle all the time just downloading things have done for over a year now and had no problems.

I dont see any reason why the 360 wouldn't be able to run folding@home. The folding@home project had a client that run on the ATI X1900 (not sure if also was the X1800) GPU's (in other words, not the CPU) so I dont see why they couldn't make a client that runs on the 360 GPU either since it is an ATI GPU. As for overheating problems - it all depends where the "issue" is. if it is on the CPu the running it on the GPu wouldn't do much. If it is on the GPU then using 1 core of the 3 CPu cores might work.

I've been running Folding@home on my various home PC's but in the end I've started to question if I want to use up as much power that it does. On one hand it is great to be able to help in research, on the other hand not only does it costs money to keep a machine running all the time (and the damn prices just keep going up) but in an age where there is a lot of discussions on how to reduce the power usage makes me hesitant to start up yet another machine to run full time.

 /B

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I trust my PS3 to cure cancer not my xbox 360.

Nteks

You might as well run the 'folding' project... you sure don't have any decent games to play.mruurds

[QUOTE="mruurds"]You might as well run the 'folding' project... you sure don't have any decent games to play.X_CAPCOM_X

Do you realize how much trouble Sony will be in if PS3's were purchased in mass quantity for the purpose of number crunching?

I'll clue you in. It's a result of an astronomical investment in R&D, loss in each console sale, and no Blu-Ray or game sales.

 Cool potential cancer treatment alternative for anyone who wants to read about it..... LINK