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| Written by John | |
| Monday, 05 May 2008 | |
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WOW. This team really rocks. With only 17 active members the team is
passing much larger teams. I doubt there is another team that comes
close to our team production. We are at 271 out of 3000 listed on
Extremeoverclocking.com and 273 out of 119695 teams listed on the
Folding@Home stats page. It appears Overclockingwiki.org has what it
takes to break into the top 200 in less than 90 days. I had to ask myself why do I Fold, why do we Fold? The number one I reason is "fun". Speaking for everyone at Overclockingwiki, we are members of a growing web site dedicated to making improvements in our lives and the lives of others. We learn from the groups experience, just look at the number of forums and see the wide variety of subjects we are interested in. The fun part happens when we share the successes of all who participate in our forums. The more we become involved the more we each gain. This is not just a small group of narrow minded guys interested in computers only. The Overclockingwiki Folding@Home team is contributing to a body of research that may one day provide the information needed to cure one or more diseases. The Overclockingwiki web site provides a place where we can share our lives, good and bad and have fun doing it. Being a member the best Folding team is another good way to be part of the Overclockingwiki family. Congratulations to the members of the Overclockingwiki Folding@Home team for building a winning team. Folding@Home does not stop me from doing anything I want with my computer; it runs in the back ground. I game, surf, work and just play on the internet and don’t notice any loss of use or speed. What are you waiting for, come on in and join our team . Help us break into the top 100 teams. Comment (0)           |
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