I posted the following in the stats GLeeM puts up yesterday:
Yahoo had the following info in an article about F@H and the PS3 impact:
Stanford University's Folding@home distributed computing project has seen its capacity more than double in the last month thanks to the addition of idle processor cycles from hundreds of thousands of PlayStation 3 consoles.
Total computing power of the system is now at around 700T Flops (floating point operations per second), with nearly 400T Flops of that coming from roughly 250,000 PlayStation 3 consoles, Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCEI) said Wednesday. An application supporting the program, which seeks to better understand how proteins fold, was made available to PlayStation 3 owners in April with a system software update.
Current statistics on the project's home page back up Sony's claim and reveal that the number of T Flops from consoles is more than double that from Windows PCs, which are the second largest group of clients running the software.
The addition of the PlayStation 3 consoles and the publicity surrounding it have also helped increase participation of PC owners in the project. The number of active PCs has jumped 20 percent in the last month, SCEI said.
On Wednesday, SCEI said it has published an updated version of the PlayStation 3 application that improves calculation speed.
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Kind of interesting to see how much of an impact the PS3 is really having.