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Originally Posted by Groth
It's the new protein. 129 residues takes longer to fold than the previous 108. Folding time is roughly proportional to the square of the # of residues, give or take a bit based on the shape of the protein. This one looks to be about 20% slower than the last.
Plus, it take folks a while to get through that first generation-0.
The scoring system that is constantly mentioned on the folding page has nothing to do with points for us; it's about giving the folds a fitness score, to pick which one to base the next generation on. With any luck, we'll get better RMSD with the latest scoring function.
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My mistake. I thought I saw updated timestamps on core files earlier in the day. Apparently the update didn't happen until later last night... :shrug:
What is everybody else seeing for speed decreases? From the limited data I have on hand, I'm looking at about a 35% drop on my Barton 2300...
~6.3 gens/hour down from ~9.7 gens/hour.
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Always folding:
WXP Pro:
KD7R + Palomino 1800+
W2K3:
4x P3 Xeon 500 512KB (4 clients)
Linux boxes:
none
Had to put them to use doing *real* work.