Hi,

I've updated to Boinc v4.25 on one machine running Einstein. System requirements are to high to use it for Cpdn. But on this pc I saw boinc.exe using about 10% of CPU. Boinc v4.19 wasn't using so much processing power. Has anyone else observed a significant CPU load of boinc.exe? I think this goes back to the RPC calls Boinc manager is doing every second. But if Boinc manager is closed down and boinc.exe is running alone with einstein_xxx.exe the boinc.exe CPU load remains about the 10 perc.

Any suggestions?

I don't know about your system. Mine running only CPDN: INTEL 2.6 GHz no hyperthreading shows CPDN 47 hours, BOINC.EXE 49 seconds. I only open BOINC manager to check for messages after trickles.

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It's a Intel Pentium I with 200Mhz. But I switched back to BOINC 4.19. It's using no significant cpu time as BOINC 4.25 does.

Ciao, Tom

BOINC manager shows 02% on my system during RPC calls, but most of the time it's 00.

> BOINC manager shows 02% on my system during RPC calls, but most of the time
> it's 00.

And what shows boinc.exe? It's mainly this exe which is using so much cpu cycles.

> And what shows boinc.exe? It's mainly this exe which is using so much cpu
> cycles.

00 except for spikes to 30 when it does a disk write. (I'm set for 60 seconds at most, but not all project applications write every 60 seconds)