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Glad u solved it d oh

Here a few registry-keys u can pick from, which u can add/edit to the registry so Threadmaster will give them the CPU time u want the science projects to take. I got 95 in this example, but u can set it to anything from 25-100, so the temperature on particular laptops does not go too high.

The underlined are for UD agent, the Bolded for BOINC. The BOINC once need to have the version number changed (just rename), each time a new release is distributed. UD is easy as the names always remains the same.

If you put the boxed text in a ASCII file with a .reg extension, u dont even have to go into the registry. Simply double click and select 'install' and they will be put in the right place. Either BOINC or UD agent have to be restarted if u amend the keys for the changes to take effect.

Threadmaster wins it hands down on smoothness of CPU operation versus the new setting in BOINC 5.8 (not yet released).

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\ThreadMaster\Parameters\Applications]
"WCGrid_AutoDock.exe"="95"
"wcg_hdc_tma.exe"="95"
"simap_5.10_windows_intelx86.exe"="95"
"dfrgntfs.exe"="10"
"dfrgfat.exe"="10"
"hmmer_5.04_windows_intelx86.exe"="90"
"wcg_hdc_tma_5.14_windows_intelx86"="95"
"wcg_faah_autodock_5.28_windows_intelx86"="95"
"wcg_fcg1_ssearch.exe"="95"
"wcg_fcg1_ssearch_5.10_windows_intelx86"="95"
"hadcm3transum_5.15_windows_intelx86.exe"="95"
"wcg_hpf2_rosetta.exe "="95"
"rosetta_5.45_windows_intelx86.exe"="95"
"BD_5.08_windows_intelx86.exe"="95"
"wcgridHCMD.exe"="95"
"wcg_hpf2_rosetta_5.10_windows_intelx86"="95"
"malariacontrol_5.45_windows_intelx86"="95"