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Hi all
Just wanted to say I joined the [H]orde today!! I was wondering if there are any "recommended" settings to get work done faster??? :cool:
 
congrats and welcome to the team/family :D


one way to speed up folding a bit is to use the console version instead of the graphical/screen saver.

another way is (if you have a hyperthreaded p4) make sure HT is enabled and run 2 clients (by using a -local flag in the command line, using different machine ids, and 2 different f@h folders.

another very effective way to speed up folding is to get more comps running it :)
but im sure you'll learn all about that once you get........... the bug ;)



good luck :cool:
 
in the shortcut for the console version right click (assuming you dont have a mac) and go to properties. in the command line put " -local" without the quotes after everything else
 
I am going to the folks this weekend and was wondering how do you load the console version on XP, I have never used XP and that is what dad's comp has on it. Does it down load and run like it does on Linux, or do you have to do anything else. I would want to set it up to do timeless tinkers because it is not on but six hours a day, week days and that way i wont have to worry about deadlines.

What are the basic steps to do this ?

I really don't mean to steal your thread, I figured that those who know the XP setup can help us both. and save doing it twice ;)
 
1) Download the console executable.

2) Run it. The configuration is virtually the same as on nix/nux. When it asks to run as a service answer yes. Then exit the program and reboot. Done
 
...and you don't even have to reboot if you just go in and start the service manually. If you run the command line client from a directory that's already been configured with an older version of the client, you can get to the configuration settings by putting the -config switch at the end of the command line when you run it, then you can have it install the service (or remove it later).
 
I’ll just assume you know to put your user name and team (33) number when you do the config.. ;)
 
how much faster is the console than graphical?, i just joined the [H]orde too :)
 
thanks

i'll stick w/the graphical one, and just not open the GUI window
 
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