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aw cool!! now I can fire up my P4 farm!!

Nothing to see here, move along.... just some harmless incompetent computer wannabe geeks. We will never catch the mighty [H]orde....

The kool-aid tastes real good, doesn't it?? Drink deeply... :D

Massive Milestone Musky!! CONGRATS!!:cool:

Congratulations to you all:) We'll be baaaaaaackk!!

:( Oh great, now you guys will overtake us that much sooner.. damn! ;)

problem solved: http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=1624942 Even with intense competition, the science always rules... FOLD ON!

uh.. I've seen car ignitions hotwired better than that;)

8101...8101...8101............ you get the idea.. I think the 8102's are by special invitation only.:rolleyes:

So what happens to the 6903 and 6904 units now? Do we start getting them on 16+ core rigs again?:D Maybe less PPD drop afterall?

I guarantee that you forgot the -smp flag when you got done tinkering with your rig the first time. Check the logfile.

For more detail, read here: Q:How are you awarding bonuses? A: Bonuses are awarded according to the following formula: Total points = base points * bonus factor The bonus factor is computed based on the time from when our server issues the work unit to when it receives the work unit...

Hmmm. k factors of 6905 and 6906 similar to 6903 and 6904.. so is the atom counts. That may translate into a plus for you guys if they are available to anything more than 12 thread rigs. Noticed the 8102 not listed on the project summary page just yet: http://fah-web.stanford.edu/psummary.html

With the NEW wu's announced today, it will be interesting to see what PPD we'll be getting from these rigs now..;) http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=22126 The k-factor is the same for the 8102 as the infamous 8101..PPD should be close, the other two should be interesting to see...

here you go: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-get-sensors-information/

Correct, it's only on the EVGA site exclusively. Just a glitch.

Looks like the geeks moved the link on you posidon, here's the the right one: http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?InvtId=RR-B10-212P-G1-R

They're not completely gone. I did get a 6904 on my 970 yesterday. Apparently they're only being released to 12 "core" machines at this time. Had a 8101 drop this am, so i'll find out what my 4P picked up in a few hours after I get out of work.

That did it! Thanks Core32!! Just to contribute to more to the thread, 4 6128's on an H8QGI+-F @ 250 for 2.5 GHz. Nice and cool with the 212's. No retries in more than an hour on an 8101 (first wu). TPF dropped from 22:32 to 17:52:cool: Awesome guide!! Stickie this thing already..

I'm trying to check the CPU frequencies. I typed in: dmesg | grep -o Detected.* but I get back: dmesg: invalid option -- "o" First of all, what is that dividing line? Second, is it a zero or a small case letter o? Thanks in advance guys.

same thing here..couple of 6901's followed by a 8101 this am. Methinks the well maybe has run dry?

edit: wrong place .. apologies

Ok Musky, I think I found them, there's only two that I see (or can remember, still a little fuzzy after last nights brain drain): Step 2 installing langouste: I believe (have not retried as I'm already running langouste) "./langouste3 -l 8880 -D" ...wait *WOW* I think I know what happened...

There's a missing ~ in one command line, and there's a couple of "1"'s should be "l"'s in some of the other lines. I won't be able to be more specific until I get home from work as there's a "suspicious embedded link" that's been "blocked for my protection";) on the first page, and a couple of...

EDIT*** nevermind ....all fixed too tired to set this up for the first time..lol There are a couple of typos in the guide though. No biggie.

Another EVGA member giving well deserved credit where it due! CONGRATS to the [H]orde for 10 billion [H]ard earned points! :cool: FOLD ON!

Nice clocks on the 970's, sbinh.... water cooled I assume?

Project: 6904 (R2,C12,G12) Average time/frame: 1:11:40 CPU: I7 970_ @ 4.07_GHz # of CPU sockets: 1 # of Physical cores: 6 # of FAH CPU processes: 12 # of FAH GPU Clients: 0 RAM GB installed: 6 RAM Type: DDR3 RAM Speed: 1600Mhz OS name/kernel version: Ubuntu 2.6.38 Client: 6.34...

How did you even GET a 6903 on quad core? I thought 12 threads minimum to be detected before the assignment server downloads a 6903(4)... 49mins TPFon a single CPU? Please check your wu..thanks;)

Get rid of your current clients and try this: http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=219556 Your clients are getting mixed up with the proper cards, and this is the easiest way to set up folding for GPU's (and SMP if you're so inclined).:)

Actually, though possible that you're crashing over and over, it's more likely that this is what's going on: http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=18767 ;)