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I'm still around, but only check in once in a while. On a folding note, I'll have a dual E5-2430 machine burning in within the next week or so.

good value

price relative to performance

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I got it running also and it shaved off a little bit of time. I compiled it on another machine though, since I couldn't do it within the Linuxforge image.

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I think you can still run the 32 bit version of FAH, but I don't think you can run SMP with it. I'm not sure if you can update/upgrade to 64 bit without reinstalling. One of our Linux experts will need to chime in on that....

It's 32 bit I think. I'm fairly sure it should say something like x86_64 in there someplace.

Total shot in the dark, but a quick search said something about running 64 bit software on a 32 bit install. What's the output of "uname -a" ?

Need root maybe? Try "sudo -s" without quotes first, then try ./fah6 -configonly. The $ at the prompt should change to a # after the sudo -s command.

Also, if you just starting using your passkey, you need 10 successful units before you start getting bonuses.

I'm not sure, but that's been the norm for me. On the couple of machines I have it running on, it fluctuates between 90%-98% load. It's never fully 100% all the time, unlike folding natively.

If running Windows, I think effectively no. I don't recall the last one I've gotten in Windows. In Linux, you'll be good though.

I'm still running Virtual Box on one dual hex machine. My dual quad machine couldn't quite cut it on 6904's, so it's just running smp now.

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Here's some numbers for the machines I run. All stock speeds. All machines run Windows 7 x64. Q9650 10127 (80,2,11); 38:23 10128 (73,1,30); 13:11 10129 (59,2,29); 15:01 10130 (47,0,7); 16:03 10131 (22,0,21); 13:06 10132 (75,1,4); 13:02 10133 (52,1,10); 15:20 10134 (28,0,27); 14:14...

I have ~30k records in HFM...most of them SMP. What particular units do you need numbers for?

Mine does that. It never really does 99-100% load like it does in native Windows. It fluctuates between 90%-98% normally.

I got a couple of 6901s at first, but 6903s after. It's running on a 16 and 24 thread machine. No overclocking, so your 980x machine might be faster.....

I had a machine unable to get work for about 7 hours yesteday. I'm not sure if it's related to Virtual Box somehow though....I just started using it. The machine was running bigadv(when available) in Windows. I changed the machine id and it grabbed a work unit right away. I noticed...

It's broken...I've been able to create them, but it was hit and miss. Of the ones that got created, none were able to get a public IP. This was all on AZ2 though....I already had working instances on AZ1. I haven't tried to terminate and recreate them on AZ1, since I figured I might not be...

I had the same error...I opened up a trouble ticket with them. Support said they would email when it's resolved. I was able to make smaller instances, just not the 8 core one.

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Too bad I didn't see that guide earlier...I ended up using downloading and using Tunnelier instead.

Just got an invite, thanks!

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If you can, definitely go the Dreamspark route. It's the cheapest(free!).

Running Windows, the R710 should be capable of about 30k ppd on average with SMP and almost 40k with bigadv(when they are available). I have an R410 running, with those same processors.

Their warranty and quality are great.

To update my aging GTX260

To replace my GTX 260

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To replace the GTX 260 I have.