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Good job Foxbat and Scorp.Sting, that's a lot of points 
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Looks like today we take the D&D Minions and move up to 102:up
!Looks like today we take the D&D Minions and move up to 102:up
Yep, it looks like we pass them sometime tonight.:up
And then, we start to chase Sudhian Media for #101. SatGuys are on the move.
Thanks, everyone! Woo-hoo, SatGuys is #102!
I had a 6 hour outage Friday evening. My wife said there was an AT&T tech sitting in our back yard when she got home. Afterward, my router was offline and I didn't notice it until when I went to bed. So, I missed a couple of updates.
I had a 6 hour outage Friday evening. My wife said there was an AT&T tech sitting in our back yard when she got home. Afterward, my router was offline and I didn't notice it until when I went to bed. So, I missed a couple of updates.
I'd have to agree. Mine usually Folds away at somewhere between 220 and 260 pph.
Congratulations on reaching 2,000,000 points! Who's going to be next?
Do any of you experienced Folders have any advice for a new kid on the block? Settings/Tips/Tricks?
I have a Core i7 920 OC'd to 3.6 with the SMP Client running... I also have the GPU2 client running on each of my Radeon 4870's. I'm just not seeing the numbers that I thought I would see. I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong...
Thanx in advance for any advice!
I have a Core i7 920 OC'd to 3.6 with the SMP Client running... I also have the GPU2 client running on each of my Radeon 4870's. I'm just not seeing the numbers that I thought I would see. I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong...
Thanx in advance for any advice!
I'll assume you're running Windows on your rig. Because Stanford hasn't figured out the Windows SMP client yet (still), it's restricted to running the A1 Projects which aren't as efficient utilizing the multiple cores of your CPU like the A2 Projects. So, even though I would think your Core i7 would produce 5,200-6,000 points per day, it may be closer to 3,600-4,500 points a day.
Likewise, the ATI GPU2 clients don't seem to crank out the PPD numbers like the nVidia card clients do. I have an ATI 4850 (mildly OC'd) that produces maybe 40% of what my "stock" nVidia 9800GTX+ card generates in a slower PC. My 4850 Folds at roughly 2,200 PPD. Again, I know the 4870 is faster, but I don't know but exactly how much.
I'm also assuming that you tweaked the ATI System Environment variables to permit the GPU2 clients to not monopolize the CPU. Out of the box, the ATI GPU2 client will monopolize the entire CPU or one of its cores.
Wow, thank you for such a detailed response. I am running Vista 64 bit. (sorry for not mentioning that) I obviously have not read enough about these clients. I had no idea about A1 vs A2. I just followed the instructions on how to setup the SMP client. The only thing I did different was turn on the ask for advanced packets. (no idea what that actually does)
I have not tweaked any Environment Variables. I can run 1 SMP client and both GPU2 clients and still not max out the processor. If I try to run a second SMP client, it takes the GPU Utilizations down to about 50%. So I shut the second SMP client down to let the GPU clients run better.
Again, thank you for your help!
If you have ATI graphics cards, it would probably be faster to just run the graphics folding and not do SMP folding at the same time. The GPU ones out perform the SMP ones, and on ATI each GPU one hogs a CPU.
Wow!
I've been humming along with just my dual core and a 9800GTX+ for sometime now but I just cranked up my primary machine, a core2quad running Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit with a 9800GTX+, and it's really putting out the points!
I know the cpu has little to do with points on a gpu client but the whole setup seems to work really well for folding!
I've been humming along with just my dual core and a 9800GTX+ for sometime now but I just cranked up my primary machine, a core2quad running Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit with a 9800GTX+, and it's really putting out the points!
I know the cpu has little to do with points on a gpu client but the whole setup seems to work really well for folding!
I have Yellow Dog Linux on my PS3 so that it can dual boot. Does anyone know if the Yellow Dog Linux would get better folding numbers than the "Life with Playstation" app?
Give it a try nhra. let it run for a few days and see what you get ppd wise, then try the life app and compare.
Team wise, it looks like we are rebounding well from a few days ago and overall, our points are increasing which I assume is related to cooler weather and more of our members turning on some folding units.
Team wise, it looks like we are rebounding well from a few days ago and overall, our points are increasing which I assume is related to cooler weather and more of our members turning on some folding units.
OK SatGuys, we should be making our next move up by Friday. Sudhian Media is in our sights. SatGuys should also hit 70 Million Points this week.
to the newest SatGuys Folding Team member, Tech#344.Less than four days until we overtake Sudhian Media for #101.
