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Well - worth a shot - there's every chance the CPU load of the GPU clients would have dropped the CPU PPD by most of the 5k you'd likely get from the Radeons anyway - the benefit, if there was any at all, would probably have been just a couple of percentage points.
try not enabling the gpu3 client, uncheck it... The 4 series isnt supported by GPU3
I have tested pretty much every possible combination of settings, this problem was evident before I even downloaded this application.Quote:
Originally Posted by diluzio91
Doesn't matter anyway, I'll have 2x6950 in a few days, and I'm hitting 14,000 PPD on CPU alone when I'm not using my PC for anything else :)
When I enabled the GPU3 client on my 4870 - it still worked ok - it dropped from 2900ppd to about 2600 but it DID work.
On another note, while we may be in the mid-4000's in the rankings, we're actually in the top 400 for actual production per day AND that's still accelerating - for a new team, I think we're doing very well indeed. Once we get a couple more mid-high range nVidia's folding for us (coming soon so I've been led to believe) we'll really see some jumps....
does it matter which GPU your card is on? mine defaulted to GPU2, does it make a difference?
I have no idea - I'm new to this - did you autodetect GPUs?
nope, it did it by itself lol
If it aint broke, don't fix it :P
lol. the gpu number shouldnt make a difference, the the checkbox for GPU 3 might though
Wow, thanks. That tracker application is much easier to use. :D ...looks like I had something configured wrong before anyway, because no work units got turned in.. :think: Oh well, running with the tracker now. :D