Folding@home

And one thing you needed to do is you needed to justify why I'm spending $2,000 on fancy computer hardware.

And so there was a project called Folding at Home.

This was a Stanford project that was doing protein folding.

And the idea was that you could put your rig on this task and you were presumably doing something useful for science.

I found a way to donate unused CPU cycles to combat the coronavirus.

The Folding@home research project uses crowdsourced CPU power to help model simulations to develop treatments for diseases.

You can help them by taking five minutes to download their client and donate some CPU cycles.

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