1) Message boards : SETI Perspectives : The Drake Equation: Revisiting a Classic Tool to Estimate the Odds of Contact (Message 1989369) Posted 9 Apr 2019 by prusas Post: This formula lacks one fundamental member: the fn part of the sniffer is so subtle that the neighbors can become supernovae and sterializuouti planets. Knowing the path of universe development and the patterns of star formation, it can reduce the amount of possible intelligent life in several ways.

2) Questions and Answers : Windows : pentium 4 HT & boinc (Message 76008) Posted 2 Feb 2005 by prusas Post: > This may just be the way windows displays the usage. On a single HT CPU it > should show 2 application executables (ie. setiathome_4.08_windows.exe) each > with just under 50% usage. If you go to the performace tab it should show each > CPU at 100%. > I think, that the problem consists in not perfection of management of start of problems. At present at me two clients have in turn on two problems. The program has started both problems of one client. Loading of the processor 100: %. But the program has not started on one problem of each client. Thus, there are situations in which processor is loaded only on half.

3) Questions and Answers : Windows : pentium 4 HT & boinc (Message 75946) Posted 2 Feb 2005 by prusas Post: > Go to your preferences and make sure you have set it to use two cpus. At me the instruction is established to work with two processors. But both of them are loaded only on 50 %

4) Questions and Answers : Windows : pentium 4 HT & boinc (Message 75944) Posted 2 Feb 2005 by prusas Post: Completely to use the processor, I start, in additives, and old SETI@home the program. Then the processor is loaded completely. But the second program irritates me. I want that all work was done by one program.

5) Questions and Answers : Windows : pentium 4 HT & boinc (Message 75625) Posted 31 Jan 2005 by prusas Post: The program loads processor only 50%.For me works two clients. It is very bad, that they work in shifts, instead of during one time. The processor stands idle.

 
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