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Old 13-01-2007, 00:29   #13
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Re: Dual Core Wastage

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Originally Posted by CrC-3rr0r View Post
I would have thought as much - too much grief.

Hey do you fold for ocuk ? I boinc for them.

Anyway the machine I ran this process on have BOINC running on both processors - as soon as I ran my program the 2 BOINC instances were shuffled both onto the spare core as they should have and returned back to using both cores when my singled thread cr*py program finished.
hmm, moving a little but yes I do, working out my identify should be easy based on similarity in siggies

I'm surprised that boinc moved both instances to the spare core, I'd have thought one core would have kept going, while the core devoted to your other application would have virtually shut down.
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