Though one thing should also be said. If someone has a machine who's purpose is only to fold, then they can check "DO NOT lock cores to specific CPU", as well as setting higher CPU Priority. Just make sure the machine has proper cooling as that thing will get hot :)
But for people who also use their computer while it folds, it can't be running like that, it's just not feasible. On 15 Fev, 15:24, tribaljet <[email protected]> wrote: > Exactly. > > Folding@Home FAQs explicitly say that for older(read slower) machines, > and even most of the users, should use the default settings. I'm > already advising on increasing the Cpu Usage Priority, and the default > settings already use 75% of the system resources. > > It's wrong to advise otherwise for people with our hardware. > > On 15 Fev, 15:20, "Jose Villegas (MADBEAST)" <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > 1. Do NOT lock cores to specific CPU. > > Answer Yes if you want the client to share the core(s). [Examples > > needed] > > Answer No if you want the client to use a dedicated core for its > > needs. [Examples of situations where this is better suited] > > -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
