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Jeff Coleman
 
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2008-04-23 05:02:35

Greetings! Here's a general question I'd like to put out there for my own curiousity...

I've got one Quad Core computer (Q6700) that I keep on 99.9% of the time, and it runs BOINC 90-95% of that. It's a pretty potent and powerful computer. It's also my -only- computer currently. Meaning I game, I DJ, and I surf on it as well.

Basically, I want to make my BOINC experience as wide-spread and useful as possible. I've attached to every project I could, and basically want to throw my computer's free time to as many things as efficiently as possible.

Now I know a smidge about setting your cache and what-not, but... Can anyone give me the closest thing to a sure-fire way to make sure my computer is working on BOINC projects efficiently, quickly, and getting me higher in the ranks (heh...), but yet is useable at the same time?

I can upload system stats and the like if needed.

Thanks!
Keck_Komputers
 
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2008-04-23 06:59:14

It depends on your internet connection. If you are always on then a short connection intreval is best. The sum of you connection intreval and your keep additional work should be about how long you expect a local outage to last, generally 2 to 4 days. There will be people sugesting larger queues but since you run many projects that is not needed.
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