- Jun 9, 2004
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I have this habit of shutting down SETI@Home (two processes running parallel on my P4 HT system), whenever I run "demanding" stuff like Doom3 (or any 3D shooter for that matter). Is this really necessary?
I heard somewhere that DC programs only utilise spare CPU resources. So is it true that if Doom 3 needs ~100% of the CPU resources, SETI@Home won't impact its performance at all?
I heard somewhere that DC programs only utilise spare CPU resources. So is it true that if Doom 3 needs ~100% of the CPU resources, SETI@Home won't impact its performance at all?