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2015/03/25 14:41:15 (permalink)
So I havent seen any actual PPD numbers from people running Titan X's but from what I heard on the 980's they get 350k-400k a day. Currently my Two Titan X's are showing a roughly estimated 115k PPD combined on the folding at home program. Could anyone please help me figure out what I'm doing wrong here? Thanks.
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    the_Scarlet_one
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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/25 14:51:34 (permalink)
    What work units do you have?  If they say Core x15, that is why.
    I can not remember the commands off the top of my head for setting the gpus to run the Core 17's.  I will get back to you asap.
     


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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/25 14:52:50 (permalink)
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    What work units do you have?  If they say Core x15, that is why.
    I can not remember the commands off the top of my head for setting the gpus to run the Core 17's.  I will get back to you asap.
     


    Thanks, and does it matter that I'm using the client provided for by Folding @ Home? Should I download the one in this forum instead?
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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/25 15:08:04 (permalink)
    No, the client is the client no matter which.  it should be 6.3.4
     
    In the advanced control view:
     
    Click Configure and then go to the Slots Tab:
     
    Double click GPU 1 or GPU 2:  Both need to be updated the exact same.
     
    it will open a dialog box.  Scroll down and make sure that GPU is highlight and then click add:
     
    Another dialog box will open that says Edit Option:
     
    in Name type: client-type (no capitalization or anything, just as it is there)
    Value: beta
     
    and then save the information.  Remember, do this for both GPU's. 
     
    Give it 24 hours to run through a few work units and start giving you returns.
     
    Do you have your Folding name matched to your forum ID?
     
    https://folding.stanford.edu/home/guide/configuration-guide/
     
     


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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/25 15:15:19 (permalink)
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    No, the client is the client no matter which.  it should be 6.3.4
     
    In the advanced control view:
     
    Click Configure and then go to the Slots Tab:
     
    Double click GPU 1 or GPU 2:  Both need to be updated the exact same.
     
    it will open a dialog box.  Scroll down and make sure that GPU is highlight and then click add:
     
    Another dialog box will open that says Edit Option:
     
    in Name type: client-type (no capitalization or anything, just as it is there)
    Value: beta
     
    and then save the information.  Remember, do this for both GPU's. 
     
    Give it 24 hours to run through a few work units and start giving you returns.
     
    Do you have your Folding name matched to your forum ID?
     
    https://folding.stanford.edu/home/guide/configuration-guide/
     
     


    Awesome, I checked before and they were Core x15 and I did that and they are x17 now. Thank you so much!
     
    And yes my folding name is matched to my forum ID. I'm helping a friend out with his team currently to get him in the top 6000 to be on the ratings.
    post edited by wkoalmc2011 - 2015/03/25 15:17:32
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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/25 15:56:51 (permalink)
    What kind of PPD are they reporting on the core 17 wu's?


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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/25 16:29:43 (permalink)
    zophar
    What kind of PPD are they reporting on the core 17 wu's?


    Currently the base credit for one of them is 14163 with an eta of 5hr 45mins 
    It shows my ppd as 108870 currently, but it may take running through a few of them I'm not sure.
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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/26 06:17:24 (permalink)
    I've got a 980 and I'm pulling ~260-280k at stock clocks since this is the only GPU I have to use.

    I don't know where you're seeing 350-400K unless they're those guys running on liquid with a nice hefty OC.


     
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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/26 06:19:27 (permalink)
    Drazhar
    I've got a 980 and I'm pulling ~260-280k at stock clocks since this is the only GPU I have to use.

    I don't know where you're seeing 350-400K unless they're those guys running on liquid with a nice hefty OC.


    How long did it take for your ppd to start registering at 260-280k?
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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/26 08:11:00 (permalink)
    Drazhar
    I've got a 980 and I'm pulling ~260-280k at stock clocks since this is the only GPU I have to use.

    I don't know where you're seeing 350-400K unless they're those guys running on liquid with a nice hefty OC.



    I'm running a 970FTW and it would pull 280K with no oc on it. With an OC I'm up to just over 300K. I would think a 980 would be a little higher.


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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/26 10:04:43 (permalink)
    I came across this thread here. Per this thread, users are reporting between 350K and 660K PPD depending on OC and OS.
     
    http://www.overclock.net/t/1548054/titan-x-folding-numbers
     

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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/26 20:57:16 (permalink)
    linuxrouter
    I came across this thread here. Per this thread, users are reporting between 350K and 660K PPD depending on OC and OS.
     
    http://www.overclock.net/t/1548054/titan-x-folding-numbers
     


    I'm getting nowhere near 350k on stock. I wonder what they are using. I've been folding for about two days with two cards and I've managed to get 216979 total... Running almost nonstop.
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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/26 21:08:32 (permalink)
    Wooowwww... I feel so dumb. I just made a passkey and entered it. Now they are showing an estimated ppd of 380k on one and 310k on the other.... 
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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/27 02:02:56 (permalink)
    wkoalmc2011
    Wooowwww... I feel so dumb. I just made a passkey and entered it. Now they are showing an estimated ppd of 380k on one and 310k on the other.... 


    Hadn't even thought about that. Glad you got it figured out.


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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/27 02:14:57 (permalink)
    wkoalmc2011
    Wooowwww... I feel so dumb. I just made a passkey and entered it. Now they are showing an estimated ppd of 380k on one and 310k on the other.... 


    Live and learn?

    (As an aside, I have discovered if I want to boost my PPD I can jack up the fan speed and OC this card. How far? Dunno yet)


     
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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/27 04:48:24 (permalink)
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    Wooowwww... I feel so dumb. I just made a passkey and entered it. Now they are showing an estimated ppd of 380k on one and 310k on the other.... 


    Hadn't even thought about that. Glad you got it figured out.


    It's the little things in life that get you, lol.

    Glad you figured it out.


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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/27 06:17:20 (permalink)
    The great help from fellow form members is exactly why I enjoy EVGA forms.
     
    Scarlet-Tech - Great clear explanation.  (BR material)
     
    Have yet to put my toe into the folding pool; on my bucket list for the year.
     
    Thanks everyone.

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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/27 06:25:44 (permalink)
    Not BR material, I forgot to ask about the passkey, lol. I appreciate the thought though. I enjoy helping when I can :-)


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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/27 06:47:42 (permalink)
    I'll definitely be jumping back to the EVGA folding team at some point, now that I'm folding with crazy ppd it shouldnt be much longer before I get my friends team pretty high on the rankings.
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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/03/27 08:42:53 (permalink)
    Cool GTX
    The great help from fellow form members is exactly why I enjoy EVGA forms.
     
    Scarlet-Tech - Great clear explanation.  (BR material)
     
    Have yet to put my toe into the folding pool; on my bucket list for the year.
     
    Thanks everyone.




    +1 Glad you got it sorted!!
     
    Edit: Let us know what kind of PPD you settle into with that Tx.

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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/05/17 13:35:35 (permalink)
    Great information here guys...
    About to build Titan X sli system myself... some huge numbers going on 
     
    I've missed the passkeys before when doing a system wipe.. easy done

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    Re: Titan X Low PPD 2015/05/19 13:09:39 (permalink)
    I believe it also works to set the client to beta and it will have an effect on all cards and cpus in the system
    someone correct me if im wrong

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