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Change required in how boinc works?
(Message 40357)
Posted 25 Sep 2011 by Ashish H Kadam Post: Rather than limiting the CPU usage to limit the Temperature, how about fix the cooling instead? I already have a laptop cooler under my laptop! :) If only I had liquid nitrogen cooling, then I would run boinc 100% 24/7.. :D |
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Change required in how boinc works?
(Message 40356)
Posted 25 Sep 2011 by Ashish H Kadam Post:
Is there a walkthrough for TThrottle, I don't seem to understand what settings to do, and all.. :( |
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Change required in how boinc works?
(Message 40338)
Posted 24 Sep 2011 by Ashish H Kadam Post: Okay, I got your point, but what I am asking is, I don't want it to pause for some seconds and then run at 100% for a few seconds. What I want is it to run at 10% the whole time. That way the temperature does not drastically increase and decrease. It remains constant. That would be more preferred by me. |
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Change required in how boinc works?
(Message 40313)
Posted 23 Sep 2011 by Ashish H Kadam Post: Hey I just observed that BOINC, even if limited to 10% CPU usage, reduces the temperature to certain amount. But still whenever it runs it utilizes the CPU to 100% because of which the temperature shoots to around 80 degree Celsius. What I fear is that this sudden change of temperature which keeps happening frequently may damage the CPU. Whereas I also use folding@home, and what they do is, use the CPU at a constant 10% due to which the temperature hovers around 60 to 65 degree Celsius. Which I think is ok. Please let me know what are your opinions. Thank you. :) |
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