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On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 16:22:33 +0000 (UTC), RD <rd@dragon.net> wrote:

Well it might be nice if S@Hboinc actually sent the WU's out of
PC's/Machines
that process them at similar speeds. If someone is presently crunching 20
WU's
per day, but the other 2 machines are only crunching 2 WU per day then the
20 WU per day cruncher is going to be waiting a damm long time for his/her
credits:-/

Actually, not really.  After a week or two a sort of equilibrium will be 
hit, where your pending credit and RAC will stabilize.  The machines 
crunching two workunits a day will still return credits as frequently as 
the machines doing twenty workunits a day, they just won't return quite 
as many workunits when they do it... their cache will be smaller, as 
well, as it takes fewer units to keep them happy.

-- 
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