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Re: New video cards folding ? 2014/11/24 21:41:31 (permalink)
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Yes the 10471 WU's and also the 7626 WU's
 
Been praying for the core 17 wu's but seem to be getting a mixed bag of wu's



So is everyone, and until Stanford does something about core15/18 pretty much anyone on a decently powerful nvidia gpu is going to have their pdd swing back and forth all over the place. 
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Re: New video cards folding ? 2014/11/25 13:36:38 (permalink)
I started folding back in Jan 15th , 2008 on my Playstation LOL  those WU's took forever to fold LOL and the ppd was low low . That wasn't why I started folding for the ppd , it was in hopes one day that a contribution might have helped a cure for something important My machine mostly folds 24/7 ! !

 




  

 
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Re: New video cards folding ? 2014/11/26 08:16:15 (permalink)
Any updates?
 
I ask because I believe I'm seeing a similar issue after the addition of the old 680 into my main machine (which now houses both 970 FTWs, and the 680).
All three GPUs pulled 9201's, and up until roughly 10% completion, all had a TPF of under 2 minutes. However, shortly afterwards, one 970 jumped to 9:30 TPF, and stayed there, even after all other WUs finished. Didn't get a chance to look into it too much last night, but will when I get a chance, so I'll be paying attention to this thread to see if any suggestions help.
 
OP (F_I_N), does this sound anything like what you were seeing as well?

 

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Re: New video cards folding ? 2014/11/27 13:56:06 (permalink)
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Any updates?
 
I ask because I believe I'm seeing a similar issue after the addition of the old 680 into my main machine (which now houses both 970 FTWs, and the 680).
All three GPUs pulled 9201's, and up until roughly 10% completion, all had a TPF of under 2 minutes. However, shortly afterwards, one 970 jumped to 9:30 TPF, and stayed there, even after all other WUs finished. Didn't get a chance to look into it too much last night, but will when I get a chance, so I'll be paying attention to this thread to see if any suggestions help.
 
OP (F_I_N), does this sound anything like what you were seeing as well?




I'm not sure what the TPF was when things were all messed up , and I have since reinstalled FAH software so no records to look through. I ended up following this threads instructions for the fix http://hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1041124098&postcount=19
 
After setting the Memory Low Gap to its highest setting things started folding properly

 




  

 
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Re: New video cards folding ? 2014/11/27 15:41:08 (permalink)
I assume you're using an eVGA motherboard F_I_N? 

I don't recall anything similar in the BIOS of the Asus Sabertooth X79 board's BIOS, but will see what I can find.

 

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Re: New video cards folding ? 2014/11/27 16:19:00 (permalink)
Fellas, I must admit, that *MY* issue was possibly due to a noob mistake... I was unaware that enumeration of video cards could happen incorrectly within the FAH client (inherently mis-matching the labeling for the GPU information for each slot within FAHControl.) Therefore, what I had assumed to be a very high TPF for one of my 970s, was actually the *proper* TPF for the 680. 
 
More information here: https://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=24456
 
After correcting the slot IDs, all looks as it should. Apologies.
 

 

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