1 core only
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1 core only
Is there a way to set BOINC to run on 1 core only at times, it turns up the temperature about 7 degrees on each core when running, and I think i pay the electricity bill for this place.
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Go to the general preferences for one of the projects you are running and alter the "On multiprocessors, use at most" to 1.
Then save it go back to BOINC select the project you have just updated the preference on through the Projects tab and click update, this will download the new setting and should start just using the 1 CPU.
Then save it go back to BOINC select the project you have just updated the preference on through the Projects tab and click update, this will download the new setting and should start just using the 1 CPU.
You could set the On multiprocessors, use at most setting to 1. This is in the general settings, which can be reached via Your Account on one of your projects. Next time your system accesses that project (or when you force it to access it by choosing Update), it'll pick up this new setting.
EDIT: Beaten to it by Halifax lad.
EDIT: Beaten to it by Halifax lad.
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You gotta be quicker than that to get ahead of Halifax.....!gregoryw wrote:You could set the On multiprocessors, use at most setting to 1. This is in the general settings, which can be reached via Your Account on one of your projects. Next time your system accesses that project (or when you force it to access it by choosing Update), it'll pick up this new setting.
EDIT: Beaten to it by Halifax lad.
Personally I think he's got a wireless VPN straight into the forum and as soon as anything happens, he online, bashing away at the keyboard and keeping everyone informed :D
Personally I think he should change his user name to "BOINC--Lad"...
regards
Tim
My mistake was putting in the formatting and double-checking the exact text used in the config screen. There were only a few minutes between our replies, so I might have got ahead of UBT Halifax--Lad if I'd skipped that.UBT - Timbo wrote: You gotta be quicker than that to get ahead of Halifax.....!
I reckon that Halifax must be paying Darren to delay the forums for the rest of us! That's how he appears to reply so fast!