hi i just started

[barbebleu99]

hi i dont really know where to start but here i am.
if someone can redirect me to something good for me my mind is open
and im not really sure what im suppose to test first
i am curently testing my new system
i5 760,maximus III formula, eah4850, western black 500,lsp atx650 ultra, antec 1200, windows 7 ultimate 32,,,,,, not sure also if im at the good place oh well please someone help me im tryng to introduce myself as a beta tester on anything

[barbebleu99]

oh i forgot, im using the ati catalyst control center for my graphic card,version 2010.1125.2142.38865 if that can help

[barbebleu99]

hi i just loaded the application Windows: V6 GPU2 (ATI 2xxx - 5xxx; nVidia) clients
Windows XP/2003/Vista/7 GPU2 System tray client (installer msi
6.23
not sure if its good for me but the client if working atm on my computer
i still need a team
so help me please what i should do

[barbebleu99]

ok i started yesterday to test the Ati gpu client. for performance machine. evering is alright. but it have a little problem, my video card is heating a bit about 95 c, at 60 % speed fan, i can set up to 70-80 but it make some noise, so what i should to to complete my task, should i reduce my frencency of my gpu , yes or no.. thank in advance

[uncle fuzzy]

A team, or even a user name, are not required. Many people donate anonymously using the default settings in the client configuraion. Until you find a team, you can enter your user name and stay with the Default team.

If you use any other forums, look around and see if they have a team. I found out about this on a game forum, and joined their team. Many schools have a team. So do some professional groups, Europian Countries, hardware manufactureres, computer or gaming magazines, or regions of other Countries.

If your Location means you are in Quebec, I used that as the search term to check existing teams, and came up with 85 results.
http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py

To find out more about the teams, click a name on the list. This will show you the team member list and give you an idea of how active they are. Click on the team logo/picture at the top of the page (below the F@H banner) to go to the team homepage (some teams don't have a picture/link). All you have to do to join a team is to enter a team number in the client configuration.

If you post a list of your hardware, we might have some suggestions on which clients to run.

Good luck.

[Decembermouse]

A lot of people would love to have you on their team. The client you're running will do the job for the hardware you have. You can also run Folding@Home on your CPU in addition to running it on any graphics cards.

[John_Weatherman]

If you prefer to write in French send a PM to the moderator toTOW for help.