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omnomnomnomnomnom...
That is all, wish I could ramp up my folding and go 24/7. But the powers that be say Non!
That is all, wish I could ramp up my folding and go 24/7. But the powers that be say Non!
I see no racks
(looking nice, really)
Can't find any U4 or U5 cases with 8 expansion slots. Or trust me you would see BIG racks!!
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Gawd
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For the horde!!
no fans on the side/back for the octocore? What's your temps
For the horde!!
no fans on the side/back for the octocore? What's your temps
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all right I see, thats really cool temps, I'm getting 80s all over
Is this causing your ppd dips the last couple of weeks?
The_Heretic
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Great looking Folding rig mate
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Nope, these cards are very stable even at 90C. The problem I have is electricity in my apartment. My microwave can't run with 4 rigs on
. I've moved the rigs around in other rooms, so far so good.I don't know! Ask my kids landlord! Electric included with rent.
I know they throw off alotttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt of heat!
I don't know! Ask my kids landlord! Electric included with rent.
I know they throw off alotttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt of heat!
Oh a very nice situation!
You probably don't even have to turn the heat on during the winter months
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Even with a 4870 and an i7 our lounge is quite snug and warm during Winter. Admittedly, it never went below about 5C, but when it was about 10C outside, and I get home from uni with the computer on and folding for about 5 hours, it's 20 degrees inside. Absolutely awesome.
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Even with 4 9800GX2s and goodness knows what else?!
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I'm guessing 2x 9600GSO.
I don't think you quite understand just how cold it can get. A few 9800GX2s running at full load wouldn't be anywhere near enough to heat a house during the winter where I live. I imagine it's similar in Alaska, and probably a bit worse depending on how far north he lives.
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Mr. Pedantic
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I would say 5-10 below?
-25 degrees Fahrenheit or -31 degrees Celsius is common from December - Feburary.
5-10 below would be a picnic. Average temperature here during the colder months is between -15C and -20C, and colder if you include windchill. Honestly, I don't even consider -10C and up to be particularly cold.
You betchaThat's snot frozen on your face cold
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Mr. Pedantic
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Gee. I want to live where you're living...
Yeah. Ok. You can stop bragging now...
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Man, I'm glad I live in San Antonio. Shorts and t-shirt today and about 77F.
I applaud you! I've lived in Minnesota and North Dakota all of my life so I somewhat have an understanding of how cold things can get. Tried overclocking my old Athlon64 back in the day and sticking the tower outside to see what the temps were but got all sorts of artifacts because the memory chips were too cold. But it was cool to see a cpu at 3 C on a stock cooler. When I tried to reboot after it crashed the hdd wouldn't spin up so I got scared and brought it inside.
My personal record was in fargo last year with -35 F and 35 mile per hour winds so it ended up being about -80 F with the windchill. If you opened a door and threw boiling water out of a pan it would turn to mist before it hit the ground.
Back on topic, gkanakis your farm is looking pretty nice. Makes a man kinda jealous while still being able to enjoy the view.
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So these folks running more than two GPUs in the box, how are you working the GPU clients ? Are you setting one up for each GPU and the assigning gpu 0, gpu 1, gpu 2, and gpu 3 flags for each ?
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Hmmmm, I tried that with no success beyond GPU 1 (GPU 0 and 1 were fine) Perhaps I'll try again.
I install one card at a time and reboot after each one is installed to make sure it is configued right.
I just make sure the "Do not use multi-GPU mode" is selected and PhysX GPU acceleration is "Disabled" in the Nvidia control panel and extend the destop after every reboot.
I have 8 work folders in the Application Data folder under Windows XP Pro. Use -GPU0 all the way through - GPU7. A shortcut on the desktop for all 8 GPU's. If you would like a walk through let me know and I'll post one for you.
I just make sure the "Do not use multi-GPU mode" is selected and PhysX GPU acceleration is "Disabled" in the Nvidia control panel and extend the destop after every reboot.
I have 8 work folders in the Application Data folder under Windows XP Pro. Use -GPU0 all the way through - GPU7. A shortcut on the desktop for all 8 GPU's. If you would like a walk through let me know and I'll post one for you.
The_Heretic
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Great man, thanks. I'll give it another shot tomorrow (I have to pull a double shift today and tonight)
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Im building one just the same, and zero quoted me at
Rig 2 is such
estimates were on conservative side, so a bit lower than that will prolly be the number you're looking for
Rig 2 is such
estimates were on conservative side, so a bit lower than that will prolly be the number you're looking for