Re: Appropriate client for 64-bit i5 CPU?

Philippe Faure <[email protected]>
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Hello Rick,

You would require the Windows 64 bit version to occupy the CPU.  I  
would seriously check the specifications for the on-board video  
hardware.  I bought a PC a year ago, and it was an Nvidia GPU, which  
supported CUDA. If your motherboard does support it you would be  
required to download the GPU client also.  Check the manufacturer's  
website for more details of which GPU support CUDA/Stream, and which  
do not.

Even if it is an older/smaller GPU, it is still better than nothing.

Philippe



Quoting Rick Nakroshis <[email protected]>:

> I've been running dnetc for over eight years, and I finally have a
> question for the list.
>
> Finally broke down and bought a super whoopy-do Dell desktop machine,
> running Win 7 Home Premium (64-bit) with the new Intel i5 CPU.  Which
> client would be the appropriate one to use on this system?  The video
> is supplied by the built-in motherboard connector, so I don't imagine
> any of the specialized builds will be right for this machine.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Rick
>
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