I'm aware that in order to fold on multiple PCs on the same network, all with the same fah account it's necessary to flag each client with a different number (between 1 and 8).

I was wondering if it's necessary to do the same when folding independantly on several PCs, again with the same fah account, but *not* on a network. i.e. in different physical locations?

Thanks.

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That's what I was hoping.

I was worried that fah used the IDs at the server end to differentiate WU's that were processed in parallel by the same client ID, meaning that I could screw-up my progress if I tried. Thankfully it doesn't seem to be the case.

I've nearly managed to cobble together a second PC for folding during the week whilst I'm away from home. It's a P4 at 3.3 to 3.4GHz (haven't decided yet) with 1GB RAM, I just need a small HDD. Hopefully I'll have it up & folding by Boxing Day. QMD cores here I come! (is it true that I'm more likely to get a QMD core WU with a P4?)

Thanks again.

thanks for the reply FM, any ideas on the QMD core question?

Thanks.