using a 2 CPU system

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Lionel Silva
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Thanks. Now both CPUs are

31 Oct 2005 4:56:23 UTC
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    Thanks. Now both CPUs are busy...

    Tom Grinnell
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    My computer is a Dell

    13 Nov 2005 17:01:15 UTC
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      My computer is a Dell precision 450 running windows xp pro. It has dual cpus. I installed Bionic yesterday and saw on the task manager that it was using both cpus. I then stopped Bionic and reinstalled it on a larger disk. Now it is only using one cpu. The preferences are set to use 2 and the project was updated. I exited and rebooted with no affect. Does anyone have any ideas?

      Thanks

      Tom

      Keck_Komputers
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      RE: My computer is a Dell

      14 Nov 2005 0:03:17 UTC
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        Quote:

        My computer is a Dell precision 450 running windows xp pro. It has dual cpus. I installed Bionic yesterday and saw on the task manager that it was using both cpus. I then stopped Bionic and reinstalled it on a larger disk. Now it is only using one cpu. The preferences are set to use 2 and the project was updated. I exited and rebooted with no affect. Does anyone have any ideas?

        Thanks

        Tom


        BOINC has recognized 4 CPUs on your computer, 2 real and 2 virtual. So the preferences need to be set to 4 to use 100% of that computer.

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        Tom Grinnell
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        John Thanks. That did it.

        14 Nov 2005 0:24:05 UTC
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          John

          Thanks. That did it. There are now 4 processes running, each taking 25% of the cpu time.

          Tom

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