Hi everyone, I'm sure I'm missing something obvious but I have just gotten a new 1080 Ti and am getting only 800,000 PPD when I believe the average is about 1,000,000? Also It looks like the GPU is being limited to 80% load which I assume account's for the 200,000 missing PPD. I do have an old x58 classified with an i7 950 with a slight over clock @ 3.4 GHz so i'm not sure if it's bottle necking it or not but I thought I read in a few different forums about people running these cards in old 1st gen i7's and still getting about the average PPD. I'm sure I'm missing something simple so if someone could point me in a direction I would really appreciate it. I tried googling some things and the best I found was changing the Power management mode in the NVIDIA control panel to prefer maximum performance but that didn't seem to do anything. Again any help is appreciated, Thank you!

power draw will be ~80% under full F@H loads, that's normal. your PPD could be that low because windows may be doing something stupid and not let the GPU turbo up to 2GHz. i would check that first.

Check your WU, if you haven't installed hfm.net yet, please do so you can keep track of them :).  I've been getting 9414-9415 a lot in the last few days on my 1080Ti and it has made my 1080Ti perform worse than my 1080's which have been getting 114xx's which have made them go over a million ppd.  Frustrating when the card that is supposed to get 1.2-1.4 million ppd is almost doing half.  ARG.  What the Heck Stanford, seriously.  
 
Volta can't come soon enough.  

Looking forward to seeing what my shiny new 1080ti will do, fold on!

Under Driver 378.92 my 1080 Ti Graphics Cards get between 1,000,000 and 1,200,000 never have see below this.
900,000PPD you must be getting a lot of P9431 912982.5 (16 WUs) - 1095145.6 (18 WUs)

Yep!
And why I use Driver 373.06 on all my cards below the 1080 Ti (Some are running 372.90)
But PPD means nothing anymore because it only works out if you get the Same Project Each Time.
This is 3AM 295,035 this is 12pm 479,734 so Points are so far spread it really means nothing for me.

Mr Hankey946,  I am running 378.92 I have my 1080ti and a 1060 3Gb installed in the system and get
around 1.3 million a day average.  I am guessing 1 million from 1080ti and 300k from 1060.
 
I have thought about just folding with the 1080ti for a few days to see where it really stands but just dont want to
lose the points having the 1060 on standby.
 
Edit -
I have HFM.net installed and dont know enough about excell to work any big formulas but am working on using that to try and seperate out an average PPD for
each one.

i have my 5x 1080ti's avg ~1,050k ppd over 3,268 units since August on Windows 10.

Yeah the overclock.net thread cherry picked the best WU (15 samples, come on).  As mentioned in another thread, all I've gotten lately is the crappy 9415 9414 for my 1080Ti, giving it an average of 930k ppd if I am lucky.  I used to average almost 3 million ppd with all 3 of my cards, but since Vorsholk started ramping up his folding farm my score has dropped to about 2.5 million ppd (start of September he brought 80+ 1080 rigs online).  My guess is there are not enough high scoring WU to go around?  Has anyone else noticed their 1080Ti's not getting the "correct" WU?  I find these WU run the same speed on my 1080 as they do on my 1080Ti.  

people said that when it start 4 years ago.

Says all your cards are offline? Now are using the dropbox method to make this website bcavnaugh?  I saw a tutorial on how to do it, but as I have a couple units that are not at home, I am leary about having dropbox client installed on them and having it screw up everything.  Is there a simple way to handle that or is it just not going to happen haha. 

Ranmacanada
Says all your cards are offline? Now are using the dropbox method to make this website bcavnaugh?  I saw a tutorial on how to do it, but as I have a couple units that are not at home, I am leary about having dropbox client installed on them and having it screw up everything.  Is there a simple way to handle that or is it just not going to happen haha. 

Not off line but not running any WU, I am running some now.
On dropbox NO, I have my own servers.
It would help to know what "I saw a tutorial" you are watching?

You have a lot of rigs there bcavnaugh, nice!

Hi All,
To start with - Im new to folding. Couple days ago I got second 1080 ti for my computer (first GPU is MSI GTX 1080 ti gaming X, second one is EVGA GTX 1080 ti FTW3). The issue is that my EVGA ussualy is stuck at around 800k PPD while MSI usually gives around 1000k. I know that there are different projects, but I I few times I saw both cards working on same project and MSI is doing more PPD. Any ideas what could be an issue? 
Both cards: max power, max voltage, core clock +100.
MSI is on PCIE 16x 3.0 and EVGA is on PCIE 4x 3.0 (bus interface load ~52%).
Installed 378.92 drivers but its the same results as with the newest ones.
Couple screenshots (I cant upload URL due to im new member)
 
Thanks!
G.

its the PCI-e lanes. once you get to x4 or less you will see performance degradation regardless of what the buss usage says.