Any way to figure out the total % of SMPs completed then?

Got 3.25 running and all the problems I was having with the time, strange messages and lost PPD are gone.  Thanks Jedi.

Setting up a dedicated folding rig to uninstalling this on my gaming rig I just delete the folder and all is gone? Thanks for great program :)

I keep having this problem pop up.  I am using 2 GTX 480s & a GTX 460.  It happens with a different card ever so often.
 

Um I installed this program and i am trying to config hfm but i cant find where i put this program or anything plus all my stats on eoc dropped to nothing for hourly what did i do wrong please help

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Um I installed this program and i am trying to config hfm but i cant find where i put this program or anything plus all my stats on eoc dropped to nothing for hourly what did i do wrong please help

Open windows explorer and search for *gpu*tracker*. It should be able to find it for you.

i find the winrar file but not where it installed it, also I have no shortcuts to open it again, but it is still running

u r the man, and i am an idiot, I did everything but extract the files...
 
Thanks your the man!!!

LOL its up and running and HFM says its good to go

jedi95

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I keep having this problem pop up.  I am using 2 GTX 480s & a GTX 460.  It happens with a different card ever so often.

That's the GPU3 client crashing, so there really isn't anything I can do about it as far as the Tracker goes.  If you don't want it stopping your folding, then you can set it up to just let the program close without displaying that message. The Tracker will automatically restart the client and resume folding.

I get that crash quite frequently too. How do I auto-set it to close and restart?

I'm not sure what the deal is, but I'm not making enough points with SMP under Tracker V2 to justify running it.  I swear I was churning out a lot more PPD running SMP2 before employing Tracker V2.   My Core i5-750 was getting 3-5k PPD and my Core 2 Quad was getting over 2k PPD.  Now the things are barely moving...
 
 
 
Am I doing something wrong?
 
TIA,
 
JD

jedi95
There is something wrong with those clients, that kind of TPF just doesn't make sense. The Tracker should have absolutely no effect on PPD since all it does is control the normal clients. What I would recommend:

1. Check task manager on those machines and look for processes using excessive CPU
2. Verify that you have the correct SMP settings (not trying to run on 1 core or something)
3. Stop the client and delete the WU
4. Restart your computer
5. Restart the client

I really don't know what else would cause this.

I'll give it a shot tonight...  thanks for the reply.
 
JD

JD22964

jedi95
There is something wrong with those clients, that kind of TPF just doesn't make sense. The Tracker should have absolutely no effect on PPD since all it does is control the normal clients. What I would recommend:

1. Check task manager on those machines and look for processes using excessive CPU
2. Verify that you have the correct SMP settings (not trying to run on 1 core or something)
3. Stop the client and delete the WU
4. Restart your computer
5. Restart the client

I really don't know what else would cause this.

I'll give it a shot tonight...  thanks for the reply.

Okay, I gave it a shot...  first, the Core i5 rig... the WU had already completed, so I just rebooted the machine.  When I first started the CPU SMP client it started out good.... 3:20 after starting 1% complete, PPD was up around 5K.  3:35 after that 2% complete, PPD still in high 4K range.  9:30 later 3% complete, PPD falling to unacceptable levels.  7:35 later 4% complete,  PPD had fallen to 1900 PPD, and 5 minutes after that 5% completed, 1684 PPD.
 
I also did the same on the Core 2 Quad rig, started with 888 PPD and has since fallen to 656, 0% completed.  20 minutes later and it still hasn't completed 1%.  TPF = 00:52:28.
 
I think I'm going to kill both clients and try running the console client I was using for SMP2 and see what happens.
 
JD

jedi, I have a quick question for you.  I run the tracker on two machines (doing great btw, it makes this so fing easy )  Anyway, on the Win7 machine everything works great, on the Vista Ultimate 32-bit, if I hit the "stop CPU" button, the tracker does it's think the "box" but no work stops.  The GPU portion works fine, but the CPU portion does not stop.  Any ideas?  Is it just crappy Vista.  
 
Let me know what you think.

Wait, that is happening on my GPU folder also.
 
I hit "stop all" or "stop cpu", and gpu's stop (if stop all is pressed).  the SMP client keeps running.  The smp client can be ctrl c'd then to finally stop it.