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QRB is based on how fast a WU is returned. A 24, 32, 48 or a 64 core should be sending them back real fast. More so than a Q6600 would. Just figure a way to make it so a 48 4P will be close to PPD doing either SMP or bigadv. Say 2 x base value for 24 hours, 3 x for 18 hours, 3x for 12 hours, 4x for...

To address the points problem, I believe we need to increase SMP points by 5% and decrease bigadv projects by 5%, to help balance out the large disparity between those projects, on any PC. Just the opinion of one bigadv folder. Yes, there would be gripes from some bigadv folders, but it would be sm...

The real solution is so obvious - PG created too much demand for bigadv by making the reward high. All they need to do is create more demand for SMP by making its reward appropriately high - whether on a temporary or permanent basis. Begging seems like an acknowledgement that they really don't know...

Check task manager for non FAHCore_xx CPU usage. Specifically, FAHControl which can spontaneously start using a full core (the solution is to hut it down and restart it). But it does not have to be that, it could be any process that uses a significant amount of CPU usage (10%+ is plenty to cause th...

So you want to cap points on the basis of something you cannot prove.

"I mean it is right there" is a line some scientists used in Prometheus, and that worked out well for them as we all know.