megalolman
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Hi! What do you think is better for folding, a dual Opteron 6262 HE (16 x 2 @ 1.6GHz "Interlagos") or Opteron 6166 HE (12 x 2 @ 1.8Ghz "Magny-Cours")? I want a low watage rig for 24/7 folding, so CPUs will run at stock speed. Thanks for all!
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Re: Dual CPU folder question
2014/07/23 03:51:03
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i would get a couple of 780 ti's cause come January big adv will be gone
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theGryphon
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Re: Dual CPU folder question
2014/07/23 05:07:15
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MC will do better in folding but it won't be able to finish bigadv units (which will be gone come January anyway).
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megalolman
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Re: Dual CPU folder question
2014/07/23 05:29:00
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Oh crap! Thanks for the info, guys! But if I do standar WUs (no bigadv), Magny Cours will be better? I'm searching cheap Opteron processors on ebay because I want to make a contribution as a donor in team EVGA. A single GTX780 Ti will cost me much more and eat more watts than a pair of Opteron 6166 HE (85Watts TDP per CPU). I live in Spain, so the energy bill is expensive. I want an efficient folding machine! Thanks in advance!
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Re: Dual CPU folder question
2014/07/23 07:13:11
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I turned my Folding EVGA 2P to a Crunching EVGA 2P rig with 2x Opteron (16-Core) Model 6274 2.2 GHz 16 Cores and one GTX 660-Ti. I was Crunching on 30 Cores and Folding on the GPU. For the most part on the older Non GK110 cards it took 20+ hours to complete one Project for about 34,000 a Day, not worth it for me. So I stopped Folding altogether on my 2P Rig. For Crunching on the CPU Cores they do day 2 times or longer then an Intel CPU Running at 4200MHz. Now on POGS one project take 3.5 Hours on the Opteron to the 1.5 hours on the Intel CPU, but then I can only run 12 Projects on the Intel to the 30 Projects on the 2 Opteron CPUs. I now do the same on my 4P, it Crunches 62 Cores and I run MilkyWay@Home on the one GTX 650Ti GPU installed. I now have a single Rig Folding with two AMD GPUs for about 400,000 Credits a day and Crunch on the 10 Cores, left 1 core for each GPU. I look at Folding now if you have I high end AMD R9 290 or a GTX 780 or higher then you are set for Folding on GPUs, I never really Folded non BigAdv Projects. Folding for me was starting to stress me out and was not longer having fun doing it, But Crunching for me is a Blast.
post edited by bcavnaugh - 2014/07/23 07:19:40
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megalolman
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Re: Dual CPU folder question
2014/07/24 00:12:16
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Hmmmm... Another idea is to use a low TDP CPU paired with 1, 2 or 3 GTX750Ti (60Watts each). I think that they are super efficient and two or three of them can make some serius output at a good pricepoint. What do you think?
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Re: Dual CPU folder question
2014/07/27 19:16:26
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megalolman Hmmmm... Another idea is to use a low TDP CPU paired with 1, 2 or 3 GTX750Ti (60Watts each). I think that they are super efficient and two or three of them can make some serius output at a good pricepoint. What do you think?
I think that would be a pretty good idea if low wattage and high PPD/watt is desired.
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Re: Dual CPU folder question
2014/07/30 12:16:33
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I only have xeon CPU numbers, none BA project numbers as BA only has a few months left. These are all @240v as I live in the UK using 80plus gold or platinum PSU's, rigs are dedicated to [link=mailto:F@H]F@H[/link] so run with a stripped down hardware config Dual L5640 - 47-53k PPD using 216 watts Dual X5670 - 70-78k PPD using 297 watts Dual E5-2665 - 95-102k PPD using 248 watts Dual E5-2670 - 120-130k PPD using 312 watts Dual E5-2692v2 - 195-203k PPD using 280 watts Hope that helps
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