GB activated?

[delanvital]

Stupid question:

[13:35:14] Writing local files
[13:35:14] GB activated
[13:35:14] Completed 3112500 out of 3750000 steps  (83)
[13:35:14] Extra SSE boost OK.

What does GB mean?

...and "Extra SSE boost OK." is that the correct response when it comes to utilizing my XP3000+'s extra instruction sets?

[delanvital]

Isn't there anyone here who can help me out? C'mon I know you have the answer  

[Anonymous]

I saw your post but I've never seen that line in any of my log files so had nothing to add to the conversation.

Sorry  

[suicidal_monkey]

think I can hazard a guess that it is referring to the  core used

From my (work) laptop fah log. note the text in bold

[14:32:50] *------------------------------*
[14:32:50] Folding@Home GB Gromacs Core
[14:32:50] Version 1.86 (August 28, 2005)
[14:32:50]
[14:32:50] Preparing to commence simulation
[14:32:50] - Looking at optimizations...
[14:32:50] - Files status OK
[14:32:50] - Expanded 15457 -> 141297 (decompressed 914.1 percent)
[14:32:51]
[14:32:51] Project: 2071 (Run 172, Clone 80, Gen 0)
[14:32:51]
[14:32:51] Assembly optimizations on if available.
[14:32:51] Entering M.D.
[14:33:11] (Starting from checkpoint)
[14:33:11] Protein: p2071_A21_agbnp_amber99
[14:33:11]
[14:33:11] Writing local files
[14:33:11] GB activated
[14:33:11] Completed 2100000 out of 3750000 steps (56)

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[delanvital]

That is great, thanks. Now I know it wasn't some problem with my fah

Anyone has a clue to the boost-thing? Is that the proper response from the program, when it comes to utilizing the amd instruction sets?