Is this right?

[extraoddsnends]

I have folding @ home on a dual core and just installed on a dual mp machine and a P3 450 machine, does these stats look right?
http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=userpage&username=extraoddsnends&teamnum=32

Also is there a way to hide the command prompt window and monitor using a window kinda like the single core/cpu setup.

[dfonda]

I must be missing your question...If its a command prompt window can't you just minimize it to hide it?

I slide mine off to the right of the desktop so just the first 2 columns show so I can keep track of it running.
It also hides the x so it takes more of an effort to close it by accident.

[Adak]

If you haven't yet bookmarked this page, you should:

http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/user_summary.php?s=&u=318090

The graphs and stats are just excellent.

[extraoddsnends]

ok I just added another p3 450 machine and installing on a sempron 3200+, mental note: I will be glad when the 7050 get back from rma to add another dual core.

[Adak]

Onward and upward! :thup: :thup:

Your graphs and stats will be looking good, bro!

[harlam357]

:welcome: to Team 32 extraoddsnends! New guy stocks the fridge. :beer:

[extraoddsnends]

lol harlam ok that works for me. anyway there is a set of commands that will hide the fah.exe window when running the smp client and I don't know what they are. What other monitoring programs are there for F@H.

[harlam357]

Check the second post in the WinSMP beginners guide. It details how to use cmdow to hide the console window.

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=505126

Monitoring? Most of us here use FahMon (http://fahmon.net/).

[extraoddsnends]

fahmon won't work for some reason still trying to figure it out