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folding client
which is the best client to download for my Q6600 to get the best points total
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Hmm, so you've given up on GPU folding then? I used the SMP MPICH2, second from the bottom of the page. However, I have now read that the Deino client is better but I haven't tried it yet, last one on the page. Here are the various guides. With SMP going on all four cores you should get around 1.8K PPD. I have since moved to GPU folding getting about 4.7K PPD.
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EDIT: Make sure you have your XP passworded as you'll need that to start either client.
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I only gave up GPU folding because i just could not get it to run properly.
maybe i will give it another shot.
If i re-load it and set it running then go to configure/advanced and then start another machine ie 1 2 3 or 4 will that work?
By the way i am on Vista
maybe i will give it another shot.
If i re-load it and set it running then go to configure/advanced and then start another machine ie 1 2 3 or 4 will that work?
By the way i am on Vista
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The guides are for Vista too. Will this system be on 24/7 as the deadlines are tight. As to the SMP, you specify core ID 1 and SMP will automatically load up the other cores, you only have to run one instance of it.
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Good, I'll be in and out all day, as most days, if you need help.
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