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Old 01-30-05, 09:52 PM Thread Starter   #1
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Should i do bigpackets?


I have a pentium 4 2ghz and 768mb of rdram, I am not sure the speed of the rdram but I saw someone post earlier that you could do bigpackets with 512mb of ram and another that said 1 gig so I don't know.
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Big packet work units will use up between 60-160mb of ram. The current batch seem to be between 60-105mb. You'd be fine doing big packets, and you'd get double the points.

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Old 01-30-05, 09:55 PM   #3
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Just so long as you have more than 512MB of RAM I think you should be fine. Bigpackets only become a real problem IF you only have 512MB.

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Old 01-30-05, 09:59 PM Thread Starter   #4
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and all i have to do for bigpackets is go into the client.cfg file and change no to yes on bigpackets right?
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Old 01-30-05, 10:00 PM   #5
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correct, just change the no to a yes

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You must also have the -advmethods set in the registry or the shortcut target.

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Old 01-30-05, 10:40 PM   #7
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I would recommend big packets on 512MB and up, unless, of course, it is a dedicated folder.
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Old 01-31-05, 01:26 AM Thread Starter   #8
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I downloaded the one-click client that included the -advmethods included, do I have to put it in the registry myself or does it do it on its own?
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if you used that one click it will have done it for you.

you need to be using the 5xx console to do BP.
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