just got my dually board folding :-)

[hooziewhatsit]

now the question is, how do I make both processors share the load? right now I'm running at 50%. It's a abit bp6 with 2 celery 366s which will eventually be up around 500

I'm using the gui version, since I haven't had much luck with the console version. Should I just run two copies of the console version?

btw, I get to keep an xp1500+ for one more weekend, so I'll see what it can crank out.


fold on!

 

[res0r9lm]

you have to run 2 seperate clients. install FAH in two seperate directories.

 

[Ploaf]

Yes. The console version is what you want and like res0r9lm(Ralph is easier ) stick it in separate dir's. You will also want to use the local command when running them. It's supposed to do that automatically but it didn't for me. I think that the client was checking the registry and using that so running it local is the best way. I saw a link here posted in the last week or so for a program called Tray-it which should allow you to put the client to the tray.

 

[res0r9lm]

tray it

 

[hooziewhatsit]

cool, thanks, that did it. we now have two more processors folding for us


fold on!


edit:
I just got another 1.4 tbird folding during the day for now, maybe 24/7 before too long

 

[Ebola]

in 2k i havent needed the local command when using 2.19. just make sure there in separate directories. I also named the clients differently. fah1 and fah2.


i use hide it. i have a link to it on the folding website

 

[Loud]

<homer> Mmmmmmm! Dually ... </homer>

 

[NedClocker]

now the question is, how do I make both processors share the load? right now I'm running at 50%. It's a abit bp6 with 2 celery 366s which will eventually be up around 500

I'm using the gui version, since I haven't had much luck with the console version. Should I just run two copies of the console version?

btw, I get to keep an xp1500+ for one more weekend, so I'll see what it can crank out.


fold on!

I wish I knew. I wish I had a reason to know, if you know what I mean.

Fold on, bad boy.