Is there a difference in performance between the BOINC Manager with the interface and the command line interface?

I only crunch Rosetta, so I don't need most of its utilities. The list of queued work units is neat, so I can see what it's working on - but if it slows things down (even if only a little) I'd much rather get more work done. I rarely look at the graphics, and of course the screensaver is turned off.

Should I switch to the command line? Or even set it up as a service? I only have one Account, so it always starts up - anything in terms of performance I'd get out of that?

I probably should have thought of asking this earlier, but better late than never ;)

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Thanks for your reply ;)
Boincmgr.exe uses 0%, so I guess that settles it :p

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Thanks for your reply ;)
Boincmgr.exe uses 0%, so I guess that settles it :p

On some really, REALLY OLD machines you might see Boinc.exe up to 3% and boincmgr.exe at 1%, so it might save a snidge for them. by putting that 1% to use, but like I said, it's not much.

tony