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InCrease für Mac

GUI zur Konfiguration/Steuerung von Folding@home.

Kostenlos
Version 2.5.3
4.7
Basierend auf 3 Nutzerbewertungen

InCrease Überblick

InCrease ist eine GUI zum Installieren, Konfigurieren, Überwachen und Steuern des Folding@home-Befehlszeilenclients.

Mit InCrease können Sie das Falten einfach starten, wenn Ihr Computer hochfährt, und wenn Sie einen Dual-Prozessor-Mac haben, können zwei Clients laufen. Sie können einfach von InCrease oder dem Dock-Menü aus starten, stoppen, pausieren und fortsetzen. Sie können automatisch pausieren, während Sie mit Laptop-Batteriestrom arbeiten, oder während bestimmte Anwendungen ausgeführt werden. InCrease kann auch entfernte Mac-, Linux- und Windows-Geräte über die Netzwerkfreigabe überwachen.

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Was ist neu in Version 2.5.3

Version 2.5.3:

Was gibt's Neues:

  • Die Anwendung ist erneut ein universelles Binary.

InCrease für Mac

Kostenlos
Version 2.5.3
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4.7

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Guest
Guest
Nov 30, 2006
2.2
4.3
Nov 30, 2006
4.3
Version: 2.2
An outstanding program. It makes folding very easy.
Guest
Guest
Jun 14, 2005
2.0b7
5.0
Jun 14, 2005
5.0
Version: 2.0b7
I hate the command line... but it can do a LOT more/faster Folding than the standard graphical version: it can run both your CPUs, and it can help you get Work Units that are optimized better for Macs. What to do? Use InCrease. You never have to TOUCH the command line. InCrease handles ALL of it for you--so you get graphical ease-of-use, with maximum folding power. I'm glad I finally tried InCrease. And for "expert" folders, there are lots of extra options. A tip for modem users: want to keep your Mac busy even after a WU ends? Run more than one unit--even if you only have one processor! Both will run at half speed, but the same work gets done in the end, and if one WU ends, the other can keep going until you next dial in for fresh work. I have run up to 7 units at once on my eMac when I went away on vacation and wanted to keep it busy for a week. (Not to worry, they all made their deadlines when I got back.) Also, here's an up-to-date list of folding tips if you want top speed: http://teammacosx.homeunix.com/forum/cgi-bin/ikonboard.pl?act=ST;f=2;t=1812 PS, re "fpd," that's the molecule viewer that InCrease uses to display the 3D molecule if you wish.
Guest
Guest
Jun 14, 2005
2.0b7
5.0
Jun 14, 2005
5.0
Version: 2.0b7
I highly recommend using InCrease to monitor your folding progress. It is very easy to install, use, monitor, start and stop your folding client using this program, as well as fine tuning your folding preferences to the speed of your specific processor. In addition, something not mentioned in the earlier reviews is InCrease will allow you to easily run 2 clients on dual processor macs, one for each processor. Effectively doubling your folding output! Once again, if you are folding for the Pande group, use this program!
Guest
Guest
Apr 11, 2005
2.0b6
5.0
Apr 11, 2005
5.0
Version: 2.0b6
I'm trusting that it's great to have "fpd" included .... but .... what's it for and where does it go? No info on this here or on the developer's site. The previous edition of Increase apparently did not use this file as I cannot find it on my system either. ???? Thanks!
Guest
Guest
Mar 9, 2005
2.0b2
5.0
Mar 9, 2005
5.0
Version: 2.0b2
Solid application designed for a highly respected scientific project. Very simple to install. I now have it monitoring 5 local Macs, one remote Mac (via net), and 20 folding@home clients running on either Windows XP or Linux machines. Neat!! If you are not familiar with the Pande Project, take a look at their site - then download this program. :-)
Guest
Guest
Nov 30, 2006
4.3
Nov 30, 2006
4.3
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Jun 14, 2005
5.0
Jun 14, 2005
5.0
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Jan 27, 2005
4.8
Jan 27, 2005
4.8
Version: null