I have been playing with it myself as well and haven't had as much trouble now as I did earlier with it.

ProDigit
Is it mainly for Windows, or also for Linux?
I've seen projects in Linux causing the 2080Ti to hit 3.3M PPD as well on the old core, but I think that project wasn't calibrated very well. This was a few months ago, but lately I've seen more 2.09-2.13M PPD than the expected 2.2 M , or up. 

It make no difference between what Operating System*** you are running any Core Number or even any Work Unit.
As far as the PPD it will different between the OS and the Core and Core Project you run being you cannot compare Work Units between Work Units anyway.
Some say that in general the Windows OS is slower than Linux when it comes to Folding, but this is mostly coming from Linux Users.
When Core 22 first came out my RTX 2080 Ti was seeing 3.5M PPD running Windows 10, but then this changes between Drivers.
 
*** Windows or Linux, I know of No Apple users that Fold.

ipkha
Apple users can't fold. Apple doesn't support OpenCl anymore and hasn't for years. Also they haven't had any viable graphics cards on their machines. They use Intel for the laptops amd only support their metal api for mac pros.

 Thanks I did not know this.

Now Folding On The PowerColor Liquid Devil Radeon RX 5700 XT (Core 22)

tank1023
Are they still beta? What’s the flag I have to put in my config again?

I have mine set the beta.

client-type
beta

Thanks!

Not really, None of our Team Members that I can recall are running Mining Rigs.

ProDigit
There still is a 10% slowdown on Windows, caused by PCIE bandwidth saturation as well as increases latency.
These results are especially true, if you're running more than 3 GPUs per PC, or a high end GPU on lower than a pcie 3.0 4x speed slot.
Or a 2060 on a pcie 3.0 1x slot.
It works on Linux, but you'll see a high decrease in performance on Windows.
 
If you're running one or two GPUs at PCIE 3.0 8x or 16x, you won't notice much of performance differences between the two operating systems.

But thank you for your Information.

ProDigit

bcavnaugh
Not really, none of us that I can recall are running mining rigs.

ProDigit
There still is a 10% slowdown on Windows, caused by PCIE bandwidth saturation as well as increases latency.
These results are especially true, if you're running more than 3 GPUs per PC, or a high end GPU on lower than a pcie 3.0 4x speed slot.
Or a 2060 on a pcie 3.0 1x slot.
It works on Linux, but you'll see a high decrease in performance on Windows.
If you're running one or two GPUs at PCIE 3.0 8x or 16x, you won't notice much of performance differences between the two operating systems.

But thank you for your Information.

I would ask CoolGTX, inder372, BadBertie, desktopgeek, and a few more about that.
3GPUs is hardly called a 'mining rig', although a 3x RTX 2080 Ti rig would outperform most multi GTX 1060 rigs out there (of up to 12GPUs per system).

No Need Too!
Running 3 or 4 GPU's running at x8 is not a Mining Rig. It is nothing more than a Folding and or Crunching Rig.
Once you go to 5 or more GPU's then you could call it a Mining Rig and or Running Graphics Cards at x1 and x4 are what Miners do.
We are not Miners.
But thank you for your Information.
 

scott@bjorn3d
New projects and core going to advanced.  https://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=32072&p=310525#p310525
 
 https://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=32074
 
 
Also on my 2080TI's GPU load is 96%
 

This is what I get from those Links
 
The board requires you to be registered and logged in to view this forum.

No - what I was trying to convey is - there are no Posts to see just the "Message about needing to logged in"
 

I am Not a Beta Tester but I can see the Threads because I have a Forum Account, as you must have a Forum Account to see some Threads of their Support Forum. Been like this for as long as I have been Folding.
  Seems that only the above Threads are Locked to Forum Members. 
You should be able to see Threads under here New Donors start here

Cool GTX
Seeing some very slow downloads of WU .... again.... over 4 min to download one WU

When I see this I reboot my Modem and Routers.

New projects are Core 22 really show a huge advantage from what I am seeing for a 2080TI.  Getting anywhere between 3 million and 3.9 million between the two new beta work units.  My 1080 TI's are only getting 1.3 to 1.5 million on same work units.
 
Have not seen a 2 million per 1080TI card some have seen.  But I have an idea on that I am going to try to see if it fixes it.

ProDigit
Core 22 also seems to increase performance in Linux.

Does it really??

Just fired up a win10 rig with a single 1070 in it and noticed it downloaded 2 WU's , 11738 and a 11739