i figured it was the htness but are you guys gonna make it ht compatible? i dont want to mess with the bios, this is just an overnight thing on a high end pc, i need the ht

What is happening with hyperthreading is that although the software reports CPU usage is only 50% it is actually running at 100%. The software sees "two" virtual processors and runs on "one of them" but in reality with a hyperthreading processor there is only one processor and the software is actually fully using that one processor at 100%. To put it another way, what is reported as 50% is a false reading. Your processor is actually running at 100%. Turning off the hyperthreading in your BIOS will correct this incorrect reading but will not change performance or processing power. This issue was heavily discussed during the past year with the Protein Folding project.

Ya i knew all that but can you guys at least make a match to alow 2 grid agents to run at the same time? quicker fix than messing with my bois or making it ht compatible

My company's dual xeon server looks like 4 CPUs in the task manager and the WCG client only runs at 25%. I wonder if the new quad xeon terminal services server will look like 8 CPUs and the client run at 12-13% when it arrives.

Now there's a thought can you run multiple incidents of the WCG client using Terminal Services and make full use of all the processors?