This Projects which uses weakly the processor, can turn at the same time as another project.

FreeHal
http://www.freehal.net/freehal_at_home/

WUProp@Home
http://wuprop.boinc-af.org/

Surveill@Home
http://surveill.dei.uc.pt/surveill/

You know the other projects which use weakly the processor?

Tank you.
Merci. ( in French )

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Aussi:

Radioactive@Home
http://radioactiveathome.org/boinc/

Cheers (In English) ;)

Al.

It is necessary to buy a detector of Radioactivity?

Acclamations (en Français). *_*

TO.

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If you want credits, then yes. As their science application on interacts with the detector.

Another NCI project is Quake Catcher Network, which requires an external seismic detector or internal accelerometer in the computer (laptops have them).
http://qcn.stanford.edu/qcnalpha/

Regrettably no project under Boinc is not dedicated at once(at the same time) to the biology, posts(shows) Wu in the course of calculation and is optimized for graphics board, then I make Folding@home on my graphics board, and not extensive Boinc projects on cpus.

http://folding.stanford.edu/English/DownloadWinOther

Before folding@home in worked under Boinc, it is finished, it's a pity.



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Available in V7.



https://fah-web.stanford.edu/projects/FAHClient/wiki/BetaRelease

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Dont forget BigData@home
http://bigdata.ihep.ac.cn/bigdata/

OProject@home
http://oproject.info/

QCN

Last I checked, bigdata was cpu intensinve. Has this changed?

OProject has not had the ALX app for months and it didn't actually do anything. I would not list it until they actually have an app that does something.

BigData is CPU intensive, but I can understand assuming it's not because they run web-crawler apps (for Weibo analytics, and not much else far as I can tell)

I've tried to get in touch with whomever is behind the project but can't get too far. Not even sure why the Institute for High-Energy Physics would even be interested in Sina Weibo traffic, but whatever floats your boat I guess.

I just realized I'm nearly ranked in the top 10 at that project. Whoops. Well, if by "non-CPU-intensive" you mean "can churn out decent credit on a budget laptop," then sure...

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