darconi on 14 March 2009
Wow, some people just hear one or two things and go flying off into a dream land. Here's some numbers to put the cell in perspective:
"Broken down to each unit, both Nvidia and ATI processors deliver 110 GFlops on average. PS3s are measured at 28 GFlops, while Windows CPUs, which represent the majority in absolute numbers on the network (211,978 active units), provide about 9 GFlops each."
So GPU's are delivering almost 4x the folding@home capabilities of the PS3.
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Nvidia-Folding-Home,6254.html
