CPU Credits In Wrong Place

storm5510 · 2016-11-02, 14:04

I got another computer setup and running yesterday afternoon. I used Prime95 to create the entry in my CPU's. I called it HP-Z220-CMT. However, all the GHz days credit is going to another entry on that page called "Manual Testing." I am using mfaktc. Each output line in the results is the same as Prime95 would be: userid/computer name. Is the name too long, or is it the hyphens in the name? I've attached a screen clip below.

S485122 · 2016-11-02, 14:27

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Originally Posted by storm5510

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I am using mfaktc.
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Since the work you do is not done with Prime95 but mfactc (trough one or the other helper program I presume...) the credit is not attributed to that machine.

Jacob

storm5510 · 2016-11-02, 17:23

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Originally Posted by S485122

Since the work you do is not done with Prime95 but mfactc (trough one or the other helper program I presume...) the credit is not attributed to that machine.

Jacob

If there were no username/computer id I would think that this is where it would go. I reckon not. Perhaps this could be something to work on in the future.

2016-11-02, 14:04	#1
storm5510 Random Account Aug 2009 Not U. + S.A. 3×953 Posts	CPU Credits In Wrong Place I got another computer setup and running yesterday afternoon. I used Prime95 to create the entry in my CPU's. I called it HP-Z220-CMT. However, all the GHz days credit is going to another entry on that page called "Manual Testing." I am using mfaktc. Each output line in the results is the same as Prime95 would be: userid/computer name. Is the name too long, or is it the hyphens in the name? I've attached a screen clip below. Attached Thumbnails

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