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Yes, hopefully now we can exceed the 1M PPD average once more and keep it there.This is good, we need all the publicity we can get
This is good, we need all the publicity we can get
You'll need two standard clients to fully load both cores. If you install the SMP client, there are four processes that automatically use all the CPU power available with only one instance.
Yes, there's a GPU client. I have it running on my X1950 Pro AGP card. It is compatible with only a few ATI models currently. Mostly, the 1000-series cards, but not all are worth to run the GPU client. If you have a X19x0 card with 512MB, then you will have good performance. With that kind of card, you're looking at anywhere from 500-800PPD depending on the WU and overall system specs. If you are seriously considering to run the GPU client, just ask additional questions and someone will respond to you.
You'll need two standard clients to fully load both cores. If you install the SMP client, there are four processes that automatically use all the CPU power available with only one instance.
Yes, there's a GPU client. I have it running on my X1950 Pro AGP card. It is compatible with only a few ATI models currently. Mostly, the 1000-series cards, but not all are worth to run the GPU client. If you have a X19x0 card with 512MB, then you will have good performance. With that kind of card, you're looking at anywhere from 500-800PPD depending on the WU and overall system specs. If you are seriously considering to run the GPU client, just ask additional questions and someone will respond to you.
Yes, there's a GPU client. I have it running on my X1950 Pro AGP card. It is compatible with only a few ATI models currently. Mostly, the 1000-series cards, but not all are worth to run the GPU client. If you have a X19x0 card with 512MB, then you will have good performance. With that kind of card, you're looking at anywhere from 500-800PPD depending on thee WU and overall system specs. If you are seriously considering to run the GPU client, just ask more questions and someone will respond to you.
I'm very interested in the new card support and anxiously awaiting the forthcoming beta release. The video card in my main system is a 7800GTX and I'll upgrade it whenever the GPU client receives support for the newer cards.
Shouldn't you already have it after accomplishing 1.5M points? Your stats indicate that you are above that.I thought the same thing....
but I got my year for free
and my lifetime gen-may milestone is about to be achieved
Shouldn't you already have it after accomplishing 1.5M points? Your stats indicate that you are above that.
You are eligible, check the sticky. Congratulations!But if I am wrong, I need my gen may for life!
You are eligible, check the sticky. Congratulations!
1.Click Start, click Run, and type control userpasswords2.
2.Clear the Users must enter a username and password to use this computer check box.
3.Click Apply.
4.Enter the user name and password you wish to automatically log on with, and then click OK.
5.Click OK again and you're all done.Back on topic. The front page pimpage really helped. Looks like 39 new folders signed up in the last 3 days (44 counting Saturday)
Here's a quick and easy way to have windows log on automatically with a password:
Code:1.Click Start, click Run, and type control userpasswords2. 2.Clear the Users must enter a username and password to use this computer check box. 3.Click Apply. 4.Enter the user name and password you wish to automatically log on with, and then click OK. 5.Click OK again and you're all done.
This will set a name and password for windows (you can use the same name as you do currently) and will log you on as if you don't have a password. Try it, you'll like it. Not to mention an exponential increase in your point production. You will have that lifetime genmay sub before you know it.
I should add this to the Guides section
