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Which project for single opteron CPU?

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Shadowmeph

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I used to fold on my 2p system but now I stopped ( no more bigadvantage) also only have a single ES 6234 Opteron which project will give me best bang for the buck.
I also have an SR2 system but currently am having heat problems so that system will be on the back burn project wise until I can figure that out.
 
That is a tricky question. What kind of "bang" are you looking to get? Just flat out points? Or does the science matter? Are you looking for the nifty badges that many BOINC'ers collect? We do have a WCG challenge going on right now. But they are not a high scoring project within the BOINC cosmos.
 
Well I used to run FAH for Hardwarecanucks until they changed it which made my 2P system pretty much obsolete to get the decent numbers this annoyed me enough to just stopped FAH altogether,

now I guess it would be most points science matters but not as much as points
 
Well.. with BOINC I believe you would find that theSkyNet POGS pays out pretty well, but they are doing some server upgrades right now. So, they probably have no work. Numberfields typically scores high but for some reason they score Intels better. Or at least that is what Grandpa_01 witnessed. I think Asteroids used to pay well, but you will find comparing against GPU's to be disheartening. Most of the Bio/Medical projects score low for CPU's, so you will probably have to stick with the math projects or the physical sciences.
 
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