Existing users, 
Apple Xgrid
Pools CPU resources
Version: Technology Preview 2
S/W Must be Xgrid Aware
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: Saint Rowan Thursday, March 25 2004 @ 04:29 PM PST
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Have Not Tried
My understanding is that whatever program you're running it has to have code in it to make it Xgrid aware. Several research programs are but most aren't. I look forward to pooling CPU cycles when using FCP4 or DVDST2 but I don't think these and most other programs can take advantage of Xgrid yet.
Comments
VisualHub uses XGrid! - Cowicide
There are apps out there beginning to pop up. I can't wait till Apple figures out a way to just make your Mac more powerful by clustering all your Macs together WITHOUT having to have apps be Xgrid "aware". That will be be very "mac-like" and VERY revolutionary.Wednesday, July 19 2006 @ 07:34 PM PDT
VisualHub uses XGrid! - Cowicide
There are apps out there beginning to pop up. I can't wait till Apple figures out a way to just make your Mac more powerful by clustering all your Macs together WITHOUT having to have apps be Xgrid "aware". That will be be very "mac-like" and VERY revolutionary.Wednesday, July 19 2006 @ 07:36 PM PDT
VisualHub uses XGrid! - Cowicide
There are apps out there beginning to pop up. I can't wait till Apple figures out a way to just make your Mac more powerful by clustering all your Macs together WITHOUT having to have apps be Xgrid "aware". That will be be very "mac-like" and VERY revolutionary.Wednesday, July 19 2006 @ 07:42 PM PDT
VisualHub uses XGrid! - Cowicide
There are apps out there beginning to pop up. I can't wait till Apple figures out a way to just make your Mac more powerful by clustering all your Macs together WITHOUT having to have apps be Xgrid "aware". That will be be very "mac-like" and VERY revolutionary.Reply to This
Wednesday, July 19 2006 @ 07:31 PM PDT