check here by inputting your passkey to see how many work units(wu) have completed under the passkey only:
http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=userstats

I thought it showed your completion % in your FAHlog.txt file after it completed a wu and sent in it's results.  I do not have one in my log file to check right now.

P.S.  fahmon is older and no longer updated.  It will not calc points per day (ppd) correctly because of the bonus for early completion.  hfm.net is better, and preferred by most.  You just need some version of .net or mono running.

owcraftsman

In the link provided above you will the quote pulled from there below.

zerran2001
Not Getting bonus Points

• Make sure you have a passkey Here
• You must have completed 10 A3 workunits before you will start receiving bonus points

the link sends you to Stanfords stats page where you can enter your passkey and it will tell you how many work units you have folded with that passkey.  wu previously folded without a passkey do not count towards the ten.  The first ten you fold will only give you the base points, or what is reported by fahmon.  A3 wu are the current std wu for smp2 with -advmethods flag.  I can't remember what you get without advmethods.  Your fahlog.txt file will list something like

"Core required: FahCore_a3.exe"

hfm.net will also display which core you are using.

http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=userstats

• Check to see if you are completing the workunits before the deadline
• Make sure you have a windows password ( Windows password is no longer required with the latest version (6.30))
• Make sure you are above the 80% completion rate (too many failed/ late wus will drop you below) to remain eligible for the bonus

So with the cpu client(SMP2) you can get bonus points(points on top of the base points reported by fahmon) from turning in your wu before the preferred deadline.  The earlier you submit the higher your bonus. 

You generally don't have a problem to keep 80% completion rate unless your cpu overclock is not stable for fah or your cpu is too slow for the deadlines.  I see a lot more gpu client wu fail than cpu.  Once they hit a stable overclock I don't think anyone has a problem meeting 80%.  Your phenom II x2 should be fine if running 24/7, but I do not know the specific fah performance for it.  My intel e1500 dual core w/o hyperthreading met the deadlines barely so it's ppd were less than ~1k.

Notes in Red are what I was questioning

I will check your new link out now and see what that's about

I hope this clears up your questions/concern, if not then I am completely misunderstanding you, so if anyone else catches what I am missing please reply also.