Say I have a C: drive that is an SSD, but a D: drive that is not.
I've installed Folding @ Home on my C: drive, with the data files for it (the things that are constantly read/written...working area, logs, etc) are configured to be on the D: drive.
Assuming I've locked the Windows desktop for the night, and am doing nothing else myself, but the CPUs are running at 100% Folding...with garbage collection run? There is no activity on the root drive, after all...although the system is heavily utilized.
Or does sitting at the 'switch user' login screen not, in any situation, allow GC to trigger...you have to completely log off?
I've installed Folding @ Home on my C: drive, with the data files for it (the things that are constantly read/written...working area, logs, etc) are configured to be on the D: drive.
Assuming I've locked the Windows desktop for the night, and am doing nothing else myself, but the CPUs are running at 100% Folding...with garbage collection run? There is no activity on the root drive, after all...although the system is heavily utilized.
Or does sitting at the 'switch user' login screen not, in any situation, allow GC to trigger...you have to completely log off?