So i recently started folding on my laptop, my desktop, and snuck [email protected] onto my family's laptop, all are folding 24/7 for OCN under richardshewfelt.
Heres whats odd to me, when i check my status on the Stanford site here it says that i have 4 active processors? im only folding in 3 machines, could this be that someone else is folding under my name??? or something like that??
Each time you install a client, it is treated as a new processor on stanfords site. You may only have had 3 cores, but is saw 4 seperate clients submit WUs, nothing to worry about.
Originally Posted by Knitelife
Each time you install a client, it is treated as a new processor on stanfords site. You may only have had 3 cores, but is saw 4 seperate clients submit WUs, nothing to worry about.
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Originally Posted by Skullzaflare
1 per machine
did you perhaps messup once during setup and have to reinstall it?
Hmmm, i only installed it once on each machine, i was just curious not really worried ahah anyone who wants to fold under my name is welcome aha, just gets me more points, o well, thanks for the help
Meh, nothing to worry about I guess. I've got the same 'problem', if you can call it a problem lol. I've got the following folding:
My 8600GT
My Athlon X2 6000+
My mums 8600GT
My mums E2160
My IBM R40 laptop
the day before i started this thread, i had 3 processors, i posted this when it jumped to 4 with not additions, NOW its a 5, i haven't set up any more rigs, nor added any other folding clients, i know its not a problem im just curious??
Originally Posted by richardshewfelt
the day before i started this thread, i had 3 processors, i posted this when it jumped to 4 with not additions, NOW its a 5, i haven't set up any more rigs, nor added any other folding clients, i know its not a problem im just curious??
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