Hello mitrichr!
Talking of real profiles (and not of new member names as you do) are you already using the four profiles available for Boinc devices, i.e. default, home, work and school? If you forget about their names you can define four completely different crunching profiles (including which project they will receive, by selecting custom if the list of projects is not visible from the start) under your current member name and affect them to particular machines depending on their crunching ability.

Currently I am using three profiles depending on which machine/system I am using (although I am no longer going to work and even less to school ).

Or have I missed something in your previous posts?

Cheers. Jean.

If the PIII where you simply unchecked HCC was running all projects it will run Rice and other projects as well, except HCC.

If you want only the Rice project in both PIIIs (that would be my personal choice) you might save one profile for other use (we cannot have more than four for Boinc right now).

Personally this is what I do (but this is a personal choice, not what everybody should forcibly do):
- I use profiles on the web site only for setting the projects I want to run on different machines/devices (can be different sets of machines for people with many machines)
- I use Advanced->Preferences from the Advanced view for setting all other operational parameters for each machine.

That makes it easy for managing projects, and that avoids my wondering on which side (host or local) I have set one particular operational parameter.

Cheers. Jean.

It is good that there is at least this project working in your new computer, but it is not normal that the other projects do not work.

You should give us more details about your setup in a new thread in the Boinc Agent Support forum. Start your new post by stating again what you said here and add Boinc messages from the start down to the first "Starting task..." message (use copy from the Messages tab of the Advanced view).

Cheers. Jean.

Wow.

It's great to hear it works, but I have to raise the cost issue again. If you left this computer off for a year, you would probably save enough in electricity to buy a new computer. That computer would equal in a single day the work you could have done in the previous year with the old computer.

Obviously, the precise economics will depend on your electricity bill and the cost of a new computer. I will leave the final decision with you.

Hi, i am crunching with pentium m 1.5 mhz, i got only 4 points while i claimed 80.3 why can that be???