Okay, I just signed up about 20 minutes ago, and my computer is already working on something; that's great. But when I referred to my device information, one thing bugs me: In the processor column, the benchmark is a 1.5 Ghz P4, at 100 points. However, I am using a P4 3.0 Ghz processor, which has been overclocked to 3.5 Ghz, that is being reported only as 3.2 Ghz; it also is only given 100 points, like the benchmark. Shouldn't a processor with hyperthreading at twice the clockspeed receive more points than the baseline? (It is actively using only roughly 50% of 3.5 ghz, which brings it to fully 1.7 ghz of pure computing power, still over the benchamark.)

Another question is storage. How on earth do I configure which hard drives stores the data? I currently have 3 hard drives, one of which is the system bootable(40 Gb), one for storage(200gb), and one workhorse (120Gb). However, the program only reports me as having a puny 0.98 gb of storage. I have tried configuring my device to work with the maximum on the webpage, 10 gb, but there's still no change. I also would like to know how, if there's a way, to select the hard drive used, because my system drive is rather chock full and in desperate need of pagefile space, but others are immensely empty (althought they run at lower rpm's - 10krpm for the system, 7.2 krpm industry standard for the rest)

Network: The comparison device is basically a intel 100mbps network adapter, if I'm correct. My computer, however, is running on both a 56 mbps wireless and a dual 1000 mbps gigabit ethernet. Both are active and connected to different gateways. However, the program is only using the slower but more robust wireless connection. How do I select which internet connection the program uses, and is this meter suppossed to sit around at 100 constantly as well?

Memory:
It states memory space, but not memory type. How does the scoring compensate for using more powerful DDR2 or RDRAM instead of conventional DDR/SDRAM?

Lastly, how do I maximise the potential of my computer for this cause? Is there any application for a powerful GPU such as an Nvidia GeForce 6800GT? I know that using practically all the system resources (of which I have plenty) for this workload will reduce my active performance to heck, but my computer is on for practically 24/7, and I do not use it for the 10 hours I am asleep.