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*****DIARY OF A GPGPU USER***** wow today one of my dreams just come true an antivirus engine using GPGPU is out and is already 100 times faster than a regular engine using only cpu plus it\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s open source which means free check it out: http://gpgpu.org/2010/07/04/gravity-antivirus-engine --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hey people Out There Just To Let You KNow i\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'m so glad of my self Just Because of this high end personal supercomputer configuration: -Motherboard (Dual Cpu Socket 1366) = SuperMicro X8DAH+F -CPU = 2 x Intel Xeon 5560 (a total of 8 physical core = 16 threads) Raid Controller = 3Ware Raid Card HDD = 8 x 2 TO Mounted In Raid 6 Ram = 4 x 4 GB = 16 GB Chassis = Zalman SSD = 2 x 80 GB Intel SSD Mounted in Raid 1 (System Volume) GPU = ATI 5970 (That\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s My Baby, The Important Piece In My Config After The HDDs) It Developps Approximatively 5 Teraflops Of Raw Computing Power But Even If I Have All This GPGPU Computing Power Inside The GPU, I\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'m Still Waiting For Software To Take Advantage o this horsepower And here is my Dream list for GPGPU Application: -Antivirus -Hash Check Functionnality Inside Most P2P Application (Torrent And Edonkey Network) -Real Time Encoding Inside Streaming Application Especially (mycast orb Stream) -archive applicaion (like winrar and 7zip) even if this compression is not a 100% parallel task, still some task can be handled by the GPU -HD Decoding Is Already Implemented But Just For h.264 And VC-1 Even If All The Functinnalities Are Handled By The GPU The xvid and divx HD Is Not Supported Yet -Video Transcoding (H.264 codec), The aVailable Solution Like Badaboom Are Not As Good As the Free x.264 implementation of videolan which use the CPU -Video Transcoding (Dirac Video) -Audio Transcoding (Ogg Vorbis) My Favorite Audio Format But Still Take Some Time When ranscoded using the CPU (i wish ayoumi can hear my voice) AAC also is to be considered but not Mp3 i don\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t use that old format at all -Search option inside windows explorer -thumbnail generation inside windows explorer (it will make navigation inside folders with big content an easy task) -media library scan inside media player (as i\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'m concerned winamp my best audio player) having inside my pc as of now 175643 albums, looking for new content to add to the library is always a time consuming task (i hope also that winamp encoder will take advantage of GPU) -Parallelization and pipelining inside the opensource application called Truecrypt -Real time upscaling of SD Videos To HD Format Inside media players like (Vlc And Media player classic) -real time video enhancement for low quality videos (noise removable, stabelisation......) ........any other suggestion ***god bless you*** My Sharing Ratio Will Depends On Your Thanks Or Comments So for every comment i will seed an other full ratio = 100% and for any thanks it will be = 50% ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Screen: http://xscreen[dot]allvie[dot]com/image.php?imgid=ezBR7CmInVDC replace [dot[ by .

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cUNDra69 (2010-08-06)

Thanks for your uploads , but why please post normal links,its more convenient

darkslide (2010-08-06)

Sorry, but If you're still using Windows as Operating System you ca spend everything you have in hardware and waste it with MS OS.....
With the money you spent you could buy the best Apple machine in commerce or pay a Linux class.

tackfurlo (2010-08-11)

As someone who runs a custom built, stripped down, secured Linux box (running firefox within a second Linux VM, native box doesn't even have HTTP support, too vulnerable...) I'd just like to say that, while Linux is a MUCH smaller target than Windows, the truth is, if it has a NIC, a USB port, or any way to connect to anything except maybe a solar panel for electricity (powerline network hacking is suprisingly easy...) it's vulnerable. As such, even if you're on Linux, you should still run AV. Right now, my system idles at over 23% CPU using from all the security tools I have running, but try to remember: modern machines are dual core monstrosities. If you cannot afford to spend 20% CPU on keeping the system safe, just run Windows 2000 with no firewall or AV and give up.
Not trying to be an ass or anything, but only a complete and total n00b would think that Linux alone provides automatic invulnerability. It's a step in the right direction, a giant leap maybe, but the sad truth is I know 4 0days for RedHat and 2 for Debian that are over 5 years old and still not patched. You think your Linux box is impervious just because it's Linux? Give me an IP and we'll fine out.