yes. Although I am a little out of touch with the current projects for the single core client - I run almost exclusively SMP projects since all my farm rigs are dual or quad core.
did you configure your client for bigpackets, and advanced methods? That will usually give you the best points production ... some of the projects have bonus points because of the amount of memory they use, or the amount of bandwidth to download them and upload results.
There is a database of performance results - some folders post their results there.
fahinfo.org Folding @ Home PPD Database
If you look in your fahlog.txt file it will show you the project number ... it may also be visible in the console window depending on how many lines you configure the window for in windows.
Here is what it looks like
Code:
[21:23:27]
[21:23:27] Project: 2604 (Run 0, Clone 534, Gen 43)
[21:23:27]
Every public project is listed here
Folding@Home
you gan get this and other interesting info from the stats link on the stanford folding page - folding.stanford.edu
There is a simple monitoring tool called FahMon
FahMon Homepage
It will automatically download the psummary page and give you the info on your current wu as well a calculate an eta and ppd (points per day). It will also keep the data in a simple most recent benchmark database. If you fold on more than 1 rig, it can monitor all your rigs via a file share.
Lots to learn, but if you have any questions fire away.