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There are some disadvantages that should also be considered. Let's talk about the SMP client which already is a semi-universal client. It can run either as a uniprocessor client or as a SMP client. People who download it believe that they're downloading a SMP client which will run projects using mu...

I know this doesn't really answer your questions but there is a v7 client in development which should be out sometime this year, which is a ground-up rewrite of the client software by a professional coder rather than by scientists who would rather spend their time improving the science code than th...

I second that. BOINC is easy to use, and so is the FAH classic client. You won't find any "user abuse" if you use either of them, but you also will not use your equipment to the max. In time, the FAH SMP and GPU clients will mature and be easier to use. In time, clients like them will be ...

Brude; I think the main point of the post was that there is no reason to have to install several clients. It will not let me quote you for some reason. I should be able to download then install the latest client for my OS and have it take full advantage of everything it can on my system. Other proje...

From that log file, how can you tell all four cores are actually being used? I see nothing that indicates that to me.

Recently I uninstalled BOINC and installed Folding@Home, several reasons. I had a folding@home client folding on my wife's computer for the last few years, not a big issue. Enough background. Lets see, my system is a dual core proc with a CUDA capable video card. The client installed is the latest, ...