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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Portsmouth
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Folding rig suggestions please?
Hi All
I have managed to get my hands on an old Dell Poweredge 1900 server and was wondering what way I could utilise it to get the most folding points possible. The spec is as follows: 2 x Xeon 5150 @ 1.6GHZ 16Gb DDR2 PC5300 ECC RAM 2 x 320 GB SAS drives 2 x 250GB scsi hard drives I am intending on using it as a base for learning VM Ware ESXi 5.1 but I would like to combine that with perhaps making the VM's folding clients as well. Should I use Linux VM's or Windows as I would rather run Linux as I believe that to be the best OS. Meanwhile I shall look at what others are doing in the server folding world for some inspiration. As always thanks for any help provided.
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: south yorkshire
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ive just checked your Xeons out and it says on intels website they run at 2.66GHz
![]() Ubuntu will net you the most points at folding... check out THIS Thread on the [H]ard forum its what i used to set up my Duel Xeon rig
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Join Date: Nov 2009
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Guess I must have the model number wrong, should be the 5110 I reckon I already use Ubuntu on a Phenom X2 555 running the smp client. Will check out the links and thanks for the help.
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Essex
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I like instruction 3;
Go get a sandwich. OK then.
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