Hi, can anyone point me to a source that would explain all the configuration options available in the windows (I'm interested in GPU and SMP) clients? I know some of them from browsing the forums, but I know there must be some reference area that gives the complete rundown of command line arguments and other ways of configuring the clients.
Thanks in Advance
configuration information for the windows clients
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Re: configuration information for the windows clients
Run the client with the flag "-help" without the quotes. It will say it is an unrecognised argument (it isn't) and print the list of command line arguments that the client will accept.
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Re: configuration information for the windows clients
Flags are listed here too : http://folding.stanford.edu/English/WinConsoleInstall
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Re: configuration information for the windows clients
And listed in the FAH WIKI: http://fahwiki.net/index.php/How_do_I_k ... they_do%3F
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