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Message 1827714 - Posted: 31 Oct 2016, 13:01:14 UTC

I use BOINC to heat my house during the winter as I'm sure some of you do as well. I find it very annoying to turn on and off projects based on how hot or cold it is in the house. Is there some form of software that communicates with a wifi connected thermostat or some type of data connected internal probe? If not is there anyone willing to take on the challenge to alleviate this hassel?
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Message 1828459 - Posted: 5 Nov 2016, 8:05:58 UTC

TThrottle from efmer.eu will allow you to set a max percentage that limits each core to e.g. 80 % (as I have set on my laptop).

I copied the quote from a question I asked over on "Number Crunching".

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Message 1828596 - Posted: 5 Nov 2016, 18:09:28 UTC

As the fall season gets underway and temps go down, the kitties always stay warm with the crunchers.

My Purrball kitty has taken a liking to wandering out to sit with dad at times.
And lays down on the floor right in front of a couple of GPUs tossing out nice warm air at her.

Meow!
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