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BOINC is a program that lets you donate your idle computer time to science projects like SETI@home, Climateprediction.net, Rosetta@home, World Community Grid, and many others.
After installing BOINC on your computer, you can connect it to as many of these projects as you like.
| Computer type |
BOINC version |
Click to download |
| Windows 64-bit |
7.16.20 (with Virtualbox 6.1.12) |
Download (129.01 MB) |
| Windows 64-bit |
7.16.20 |
Download (8.97 MB) |
| Windows 32-bit |
7.14.2 (with Virtualbox 5.2.8) |
Download (88.34 MB) |
| Windows 32-bit |
7.14.2 |
Download (8.67 MB) |
| Apple Mac (64-bit Intel and Apple Silicon) |
7.16.19 |
Download (14.77 MB) |
| Apple Mac (64-bit Intel) |
7.16.11 |
Download (9.36 MB) |
| Apple Mac (32-bit or 64-bit Intel) |
7.2.42 |
Download (6.67 MB) |
| Apple Mac (Power PC or 32-bit Intel) |
6.12.35 |
Download (6.71 MB) |
| Linux x86 |
7.4.22 |
Download (5.14 MB) |
| Linux x64 |
7.4.22 |
Download (5.14 MB) |
| Older Linux x86 and x64 |
6.12.22 |
Download (1.69 MB) |
| Android |
7.18.1 |
Download (12.55 MB) |
Linux users: BOINC is available as a package for many Linux distributions. It is available for Linux/ARM as a package for Debian and Ubuntu for ARM, and Raspbian (for Raspberry Pi).
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After downloading BOINC you must install it:
typically this means double-clicking on the file icon
when the download is finished.
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When you first run BOINC, you will be asked to choose a project. For instructions, see the BOINC User Manual.
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You may run this software on a computer only if you own the computer or have the permission of its owner.
System requirements
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