How well would this work? and is it practical?
Spinner
Birmingham, UK
Okay, as some of you may know, I don't fold, because I UD (United Devices). Recently I have had a very keen desire to join the team, but I don't want to cease my UD efforts. How practical would it be, and could it work, if I had both clients working at the same time, sharing CPU power. What would be the best way to do this? If they were both set to IDLE state priorities, as they are by default, would they share the CPU equally, fairly and without out problems?
Thoughts, opinions, tricks?
SPINNER
Thoughts, opinions, tricks?
SPINNER
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As for just leaving them both at idle, I'm not sure what would happen
Side note: Spinner I think your sig is fuxoring up the speed of this page. There is a big delay between the time I enter text and when it actually appears in the reply field. Scrolling, clicking, and avatars also seem to drag a little. Anyone else have this problem.
No, you can't unfortunately.
makes sense to me...test it out...run folding for a few hours by itself...run UD by itself for a few hours...then run both...see if they botrh take twice as long to do the process
oh yeah ...and welcome to the team I knew you'd succumb!
Should have my first WU, probably by the end of tomorrow.
Cheers Guys.
Run version 3.25 and use the "flag" commands to run it at it's best.
Harder on your cpu, but worthwhile in Folding points, imo.
Lol.. I use the graphical version and do very well on it.
i still only use the graphical client, mostly because i never bothered to learn how to install the console... i mean i never actually look at the pretty graphics and it still folds just plenty for me
Actually, the instance running on the IC7 with the virtual CPU (dual channel) is console - as service, actually. How do I ensure it's set to maximum molecule draw rate? It's running via the service manager FireDaeman.
Yes, the other instance running on the IC7 is the graphical version!
Roger that.