Guide To Setting Up Stanfords SMP Windows Client

Installation

Published: 19th June 2007 | Source: Overclock3d.net | Author: Matthew Fogg

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Installation

1. Unpack files. Run the self-extracting installer to unpack the SMP client files. You will be given the option of telling the installer where you want to install the SMP client files, but it's best leaving it to install in the default directory - C:Program Files.

2. Client installation.

Once the installer has finished its job, you will find this in your installation directory.

I have added a couple of extra files into the directory, but I'll explain those later when I add to this article. The additional information will cover reconfiguring FahMon to read the ETA's of work units. Let's head over the page...

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so long as you don't pass 62*C while running orthos or any other stress test, then don't worry about it.

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Guide To Setting Up Stanfords SMP Windows Client

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Published: 19th June 2007 | Source: Overclock3d.net | Author: Matthew Fogg

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