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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
CPU upgrade on a box running CPDN
(Message 8290)
Posted 31 Jan 2005 by old_user14193 Post: > It should be fine; BOINC seems to cope well enough with changes in CPU, even > when going from Athlon to Pentium. > > Do a backup of the whole directory. Delete BOINC from the startup folder so > that it does not run when you reboot after the upgrade. After the upgrade, > make sure that everything is running well and run a test program at least > overnight - Prime95 in test mode is a popular one. Then launch BOINC and watch > the messages window, and make sure that all is well. Only then add a new > shortcut to BOINC to the startup directory. > > Hardware upgrades should be troublefree, but experience suggests that you > should not rely on that. > This really does not answer the queastion. What I want to know does CPDN demand a homogenius run. The CPU will be Intel PII to Intel PIV. Bob |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
CPU upgrade on a box running CPDN
(Message 8225)
Posted 31 Jan 2005 by old_user14193 Post: One of the boxes I run CPDN on is my BDC. It is a very slow PII box but up to now this was not a problem for me. It looks like I will need to do a powerleap upgrade. No chnge in OS, nor motherboard. Will a CPU only change cause the current model to reset or will it just continue along? TIA Bob |
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