1) In your preferences settings, the setting On multiprocessors, use at most X processors should be set to X=4 if you want to use all four cores on a quadcore, obviously. Note that the default is X=2.
1) In your preferences settings, the setting
On multiprocessors, use at most X processors
should be set to X=4 if you want to use all four cores on a quadcore, obviously. Note that the default is X=2.
Actually... the default is 16. It's been this way on just about every BOINC project I've joined in the past year.
Quote:1) In your preferences settings, the setting On multiprocessors, use at most X processors should be set to X=4 if you want to use all four cores on a quadcore, obviously. Note that the default is X=2.Actually... the default is 16. It's been this way on just about every BOINC project I've joined in the past year.
This is interesting,since yesterday I installed fresh BOINC oń another computer and noticed,that it is set to 2.(After project contact-EAH :-) )
Its 2 from the web site page, but 16 if you use the preferences page in the manager with the global_prefs_override.xml file.
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Actually... the default is 16. It's been this way on just about every BOINC project I've joined in the past year.
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This is interesting,since yesterday I installed fresh BOINC oń another computer and noticed,that it is set to 2.(After project contact-EAH :-) )
RE: RE: 1) In your
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Its 2 from the web site page, but 16 if you use the preferences page in the manager with the global_prefs_override.xml file.