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Actually I am #22 now. Out of how many people though lol.

I haven't touched my PS3 since like Saturday. I am pretty sure F@H has been running since.

Eeeeeee............Well get with it then 

 I'm kidding, ok , sweet that you got up here, it's kinda lonely lookin down from the TOP 

The smp beta versions is where nealy 95 % of the points come from. You run this if you have a dual core , or , if you have several machines running, but to get several machines running, you'll need the smp client for that OS, and advanced knowledge of networking.   Stanford makes beta smp's all the time, for most platforms, so thats the easy past, if you have a dual core, your all set.

  EDIT  Most of my point come from the mac in my sig. At least 1400 + of them a day. And i don't have any PS#'s on line....yet

I am still running the 504 text-only version on my XP computer and on my Vista computer.

The more of the work units you complete  within the testing period, the more points you get.   Say the first WU is completed w/ 67% of the time left, you can submit another, or as many as the machine will finish. Thats how they calculate your points by the percentage of time left divided by days left, or something like that.

  If you ran the console version, you would triple your points, by completing more WU's.

They always run cleaner running in a shell.    Definitely read as much as you can about running in console mode, you will have a rough time if you dont, I do it because it interests me, and because at times it can be rather challenging. running MPI, creating a network of computers that fold, and controlling themn from one remote place.

 Just get as much reading in as possible, and I'll try and answer as much as I can.

 Don't do anything until you know what your doing, otherwise , you may just discourage yourself.

It depends on if you have a couple computers that you want to run clients on, and weather you want to connect them in dieno, or -local mpi , there's really so many options we have.