NBR Folding@home Team

[Douse]

Cheers, I thought that the logs would only show the slot that you have highlighted.

Appears I was wrong

[Ryan]

I run mine at stock unless it's overnight and I have the heat off and the window in my computer room open. Otherwise it can get hot quickly.

Douse, I know what you mean. My system at some point BSOD last night so when I woke up my TDP was reset on my 940XM. Was hoping to shave a little time off the WU, but it probably lost 20 min restarting since it starts at the last check point. Which I have set for every 20 min.

Chief is right though, that WU should get you in the 8K range after the 10 SMP WU's are done. My system is working on one right now

If you want you can change it to get small WU's until you hit your 10 SMP units. To do this add the following to the slot options for the CPU.
max-packet-size
small

Ryan Congrats on becoming a mod!

This way you can knock out the 88pt WU's in about 3-4 hours each, and then remove the option and get to folding the larger WU's for more bonus points.

Thanks DR, hope I can be a good one.

I never knew my i7-2820QM was faster than the i7-2600. 2820QM seems to get more points than the i7-2600 desktop.

[Douse]

Score! Just finished the SMB WU and:

Final credit estimate, 4063.00 points

That is without bonus points :P I will wait until I actually see it though before I believe it!

[DR650SE]

Score! Just finished the SMB WU and:

Final credit estimate, 4063.00 points

That is without bonus points :P I will wait until I actually see it though before I believe it!

Just checked and it looks like you submitted 2 work units, and if I subtract 1835 from the total it looks like you got 1723 pts for the CPU WU. But hopefully by now your churning out some smaller WUs so you can start racking up those bonus points and movin on up.

Oh and for my math I used Kakao stats (Link in OP) and checked your number of WUs as you can toggle that in the chart. I like doing analytical things cuz I'm a nerd

We have a small lead on the toughbooks 72-67, Gotta go nab some more votes

[Ryan]

Think my folding points will diminish drastically as my workstation is about to be sold....

It has been fun guys...

[Star Forge]

Think my folding points will diminish drastically as my workstation is about to be sold....

It has been fun guys...

I am sure you still have a computer of sorts right?

Also I am STILL having issues for F@H to properly detect my 560 Ti 448, which I know would be a renderer than my 2500K.

[Ryan]

I am sure you still have a computer of sorts right?

I can never get over how that avatar fits into any post... brilliant.

I do have a desktop folding, but it's nowhere as efficient as the M4600 was with its CUDA.

I'll adopt some new lappies(Only got Macs ATM) and rejoin the folding team.

[Star Forge]

I can never get over how that avatar fits into any post... brilliant.

I do have a desktop folding, but it's nowhere as efficient as the M4600 was with its CUDA.

I'll adopt some new lappies(Only got Macs ATM) and rejoin the folding team.

Yeah that is I figured that F@H loves CUDA. Howeve I tried all the parameters to force the detection of Fermi, but even on the SysTray version, it refuses to accept the parameter, more or less detect!

[Ryan]

Yeah that is I figured that F@H loves CUDA. Howeve I tried all the parameters to force the detection of Fermi, but even on the SysTray version, it refuses to accept the parameter, more or less detect!

So you're saying the GPU does not show up in the Folding slots as well?

Or just CUDA is not enabled on the GPU?

[Star Forge]

So you're saying the GPU does not show up in the Folding slots as well?

Or just CUDA is not enabled on the GPU?

On the beta version it isn't detected. Every time you add a slot for GPU and set it to -1, it will error when you save it. For the SysTray version, when you enter the paramenter -forcegpu nvidia_fermi into that box, it will say it is not a valid parameter entry.

Hmmmm... The price you pay for limited edition nVidia cards...