Oh and BTW we are only 15k ppd from breaking the 100k ppd barrier.
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Oh and BTW we are only 15k ppd from breaking the 100k ppd barrier.
hmm quick question why is my score so high ? yet i only have 27 wu ?
Different types of WUs are worth different numbers of points, so that weak little processors can still be semi-useful, and big, powerful GPUs can really flex their muscles. One of the things you can set is if you want your client to ask for big jobs, little ones, or something in the middle. I'm assuming yours is asking for big jobs.
so do you think a 460 gtx can flex alot of muscle
Yeah, should do. :D
Yeah, I have mine configured with smaller WUs - And used to have it configeured for very small WUs, hence my low score per WUQuote:
Originally Posted by x88x
FAH Tracker V2 has a stats feature that will tell you a whole bunch and can be broken down by individual client. If you've already got you clients then going here and clicking on your user name will at least give you the last submitted (which isn't going to help if you've got multiple machines running and one dies)Quote:
Originally Posted by x88x
Ok I have tried downloading the tracker again. Now I have tried on 5 different machines and none would download the CPU core. If someone would be kind enough to zip up their tracker directory and email it to me I would appreciate it. cgantt@thebestcasescenario.com
I'll have a look when I get home but I'm pretty sure it's HUGE and way too much for the average email - might be worth just trying to get the missing parts from someone else - if it's the CPU client it's struggling with - maybe just that?
Where does it download the files to? I can only find the exe
ftp it....
just looked at the ek page, there are 4 teams with our level of output between us and the 800's.... and 3 are university computer labs running
cheaters!
The tracker doesnt actually install in the usual (attack the registry and try to take over half of the puter) way - no shared dlls or other nonsense - the way I installed it is to save the FAH GPU Tracker v2 file into a folder of the same name directly in my user area, the when you run it, first time it'll expand the hell out of itself - mine currently sits at 236 files, in 27 folders, totalling 208mb (like I said, bit big for an email) - I just ran the file again in a new directory, just for the hell of it, and brand new, it's 69 files, 11 folders and 142mb but I zipped it all up, and got it down to 35.5mb.
I've uploaded it to my TBCS server space and you SHOULD be able to get it from http://www.thebestcasescenario.com/s...ention/cj2.zip - simply extract that zip file into a folder somewhere on your computer, then create a shortcut to the FAH GPU Tracker V2 exectutable and see if that works.... It's still a substantial download, but it's better than the 208mb I had originally lol
Now I just hope it works lol
This. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TheMainMan
The fahmon program that I found and posted is working quite well for me. It wouldn't help if I had systems that I didn't have network file access to, but for the way I'm working now, it's fine. :D
Oh, and CJ, I sent you the directory all nice and rar'd up. It does start out as 140MB after you run the program initially, but if you use a good archival algorithm, it shrinks a lot. Gzip2 could only get it down to ~30MB, and Izarc crashed when I tried to do an LZMA 7z, but Winrar got it down to ~24MB..just under the 25MB gmail limit. :D
Another convenient way of looking at the stats... If you sort the rankings purely by points produced today, we're 174th!
If you sort by either change 7 days or change 24 hours, we're SECOND :P
We are, bar ONE, the fastest rising team in the whole shebang :D
Heheh, yup. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by slaveofconvention
Plus, the first fastest rising team (ASRC) has only one member... 'Anonymous'...and if you go to their website, it's a research center at the University of Albany..so I think I'm probably safe in saying, that teams is probably comprised of a bunch of lab computers, at the moment.
So, I think I should be safe in saying; as of right now, we are the fastest rising team of individuals (by quite a bit). :D Yay us! :banana:
:eek: Holy.....I just noticed something about that ASRC team... They have 1,483,941 points....from 51 WUs... :eek: Those are some ridiculously large WUs...
If you enable -bigadv, the WUs are potentially around a 100MB each, take many times longer to complete and are worth something like 25k points each (before any bonuses). I'd enable that if my internet were faster but I'd finish one over the course of a week only to find out it's going to take another week just to upload.:dead:Quote:
Originally Posted by x88x
Hmmm, might be worth enabling...I'll have to make my ramdisk bigger though.. :think:
Does one really need a reason to make their ram disk bigger?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by x88x
I plan on grabbing another 8GB for mine. I figure 6GB of ram and 10GB dedicated to my ram disk ought to do it. I'll figure out what I need it for after it's set up. It never occurred to me to fold off of it.:think: I wonder if there would be any PPD increase...even if it were small. It's hard to think of a reason why it wouldn't be worth it.:up:
Mainly I fold off of my ramdisk for the same reason that I run firefox off of it...so that it's not constantly writing stuff to my SSDs. I think tonight I'm gonna change all my GPUs over to bigadv and up my ramdisk to 768MB...see if that works...
Well I got the tracker that you guys uploaded installed. I think I have it set up right. if I enable GPU0 and GPU1 it just sits there on 0% for hours
Did you do the 'auto-detect' thing for the GPUs in the configure window? It shouldn't take it more than ~20 minutes or so for it to figure out what it's doing with any of the clients. Is there anything in the logs about the GPU clients?
Ah, I've got FAH installed on a HDD, with FF configured to cache right between it and all the windows temp crap for the same reason. I was just wondering about how the calculations were performed. I hope it's not waiting on my HDD to spin up every 10 minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by x88x
ATI or nVidia cards? You may need to force some ATI cards to fold. If the 'auto-detect' doesn't work, try updating the clients from the setup menu.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oneslowz28
No HDD in my system. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by mDust
People, I'm happy to report that we officially have over 1million points for the team!
Right now, we have 1,005,005 points; let's get to 2 million even faster!
:banana:
Well done, everyone! Keep those WU's coming.
I slowed down, my desktop decided that it really, REALLY wanted to update to xp SP3. not that I was contributing that much in the first place, but my lappy can't keep up with my 4870 lol... and I think my media drive took a stroll down broken worthless paperweight lane... it isn't showing up in the bios anymore :( :( :(
(and I tried different sata power and data cables, and different sata ports on the MOBO, still no go. weak. )
lol... i like how on days my friends and i play games for 5 or 6 hours our production drops, then shoots back up.
w00tz! Passed 3,000! :D
:banana: :banana:
I was just thinking it would be cool but utterly impractical for a smartphone folding app.
Haha and go us! :banana:
^ That would make a great pocket heater in the winter- especially if you have an android phone and overclocked it as well.:D
Hot hands provide 10 hours of heat.
This smart phone app provides 2 hours of extreme heat, and saves the world at the same time.
WOW.... I love my new Gpu already
Wow, nice! What GPU is that?
http://www.thebestcasescenario.com/f...598#post323598Quote:
Originally Posted by x88x
my evga 560 ti clocked at 900mhz
Niiiice. :D
