Folding Forum

If I click "Stop folding", it completes the work unit, and stops. Fine, that is what I wanted it to do. What then happens when I am ready for it to start again, I do..... well.... what do I do? The stop folding poke point is still there, okay, but that is not what I want now. I can refresh...

I noticed that F@H was not processing a work unit this morning. Now, hours later, this is still the case. The thing is set to crunch "High Priority", and assume if there are no high priority task to send, it would send something else? Why would it be like that?

Somewhat ironically, I can use the forum, but seem to be unable to download work now!

>>> excessive connection requests such as to the project descriptions or excessive dumping of WU Does not seem to apply, F@H simply runs by itself in the background. When a new project starts, I would certainly research it for my own interests and to communicate to others that either run F@H already...

I am unable to get work from the project. I found that my account was suspended due to spam. I don't post spam, in fact, I rarely post. Browsing the few, (26 I think), messages I have written, I see nothing that could remotely be construed to be spam. I'd be really interested to find out what on Ear...

Where is the Advanced Control? When I use the icon on the desktop, it loads into a browser window. It is simple CPU resources that I am looking at. The Resource Manager shows 99-100% in use pretty much all the time. The BOINC projects that do folding manage okay with their slots, but FaH grabs more ...

Morning Joe, reloading did nothing. The other approach did nothing after one cycle, but the second time through worked, and it is going again. Cheers. I still think it is using too many resources though. Set to the lowest level, it is taking 30+% while my BOINC jobs are bumbling along at less than 1...

I stopped folding, reasons are not important. I have finished what I was doing. How do I start folding again? The button still says stop folding.

Yes. This morning FaH is running at a similar resource percentage as BOINC and Distributed, and all are running equally. I expect it to continue like that. It was getting close to the point where I dropped the project AGAIN.

Okay, I set CPU's to 1, it was set to -1. Task manager still shows it using 40+%, I don't know how often it reads the controls though, so I'll leave that for now, might be threaded.

Sorry for the delay, my girl was here and needed tea and to divulge all manner of useless info concerning who said what to who, who did this, what happened with that etc. etc. She has gone off to aerobics or training or similar for a couple of hours now. I have that "Client Advanced Control&quo...

The task name us FahCore_a8.exe.

Sure, where is the file, or its name so I can find it.

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The Windows process manager rarely shows the client going down to 30% actually, seems to be floating about 37-38%.

No, that does not appear to be the case. It is a quad core, eight thread machine, (Intel 6700 CPU). The task manager process shows FaH using ~30% of the CPU, it goes up and down a bit but centres about there. Threads/2 would be 4 threads, half the system, it is always less than that. Obviously, that...

Even set to "Light", FaH grabs at least twice often three times as much CPU time as BOINC or Distributed.net on my systems, (Windows 8.1 x64). Why is that?