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Lol, tell me about it. Off and on I have 3 PCs and a PS3 running clients! Its fun to see your points go up and up. Welcome to the mix.

Wouldn't that be incredibly cool to get to try it out?

Cool, thanks for the input guys. I knew it wasn't big like SP1 and SP2 were, but you never know what unexpected things MS can bring....

Has installing SP3 caused any issues for any of the Windows clients? I wouldn't imagine it should, but I saw it pop up on my Windows Update today and downloaded it, but don't want to install til I know for sure its not going to mess any of my folding clients up, cheers.

Errr... apparently they weren't. I feel pretty dumb considering that was the response to the post above me. The weird thing is, the clock was right when I installed the smp client on the machine yesterday, but Windows "synched" the time after that and somehow messed it up by an hour. >_> N...

Mine is acting similar to that on an SMP client I just set up on a networked machine, except it says *Hung* rather than N/A on the ETA, even tho its running just fine.

Well, I think people are going to want to know the stats on your system, what OS, which client and what project your client is currently folding.

I had accidently set up a client to use my name as lowercase, but the results all show under Zanth. You can have different clients submit to different teams, it will show your points in three categories then: 1) all your combined, 2) your points with team A, 3) your points with Team B. http://fah-we...

I was told that the Intel chips, in the case of the Quad, 2 dual cores on one socket, but still counted as two processors, each with two cores. Thus a box with two of AMD's Quad's would work under XP Pro, but two of Intel's would not. Is this actually not the case? XP just displays each core as a p...

I was told that the Intel chips, in the case of the Quad, 2 dual cores on one socket, but still counted as two processors, each with two cores. Thus a box with two of AMD's Quad's would work under XP Pro, but two of Intel's would not. Is this actually not the case? XP just displays each core as a pr...

That's really cool, tho unfortunately that would mean a person like myself(I'm completely linux stupid) would have to upgrade to vista, since XP would see that as three processors.