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Welp, add my name to this list. Three and a half months outside of warranty, and the top just went shady on me as of this morning.

Just saw this now. Sad news. 7im was indeed a fierce fah supporter! In folding heaven, -bigadv is still a thing. Fold on, 7im!

I've got an extry Opty 180 if you're in the market for it. I'd be shipping from Toronto, though. PM=good. Cheers!

Why more than retail on both parts?

Nobody's saying anything about recruitment. And careful with those "cheap" comments, chief.

Totally agree. Forced team switching is definitely a downfall of Curecoin - one I was hoping they'd address before launch. But given the immediate success of the coin, I now doubt it will ever happen. Personally, I had my sights set on reaching 1B before January with my original team, but...

I know a big chunk of this community has migrated away from FAH, so thought I'd point out that not only can your fold for coin with Curecoin, but you can also BOINC for coin with Gridcoin. No idea about profitability, but I figure if you can defray even a portion of the costs associated with...

tear, does the PG announcement affect intentions to develop IL/AD support for OCNG? FWIW, I am still eager. Cheers!

Just to help you find the right stuff, PC133 is SDRAM, not DDR1.

Exciting news! Happy to have donated a wee bit to its development as a way of saying 'thanks'!

Yeah, but isn't it weird to say scaling from 64 threads to 128 threads is 90% efficient when it's actually impossible? I realize that's not what 7im was saying, but it is what tear says 7im was describing...

Can you even get Windows to do anything more than -smp 64? I thought with processor groups, 64 logical threads was the most Windows could deploy to any single task...

Good point. I think it might be a bit of both since it was the same machine that got upgraded. The 8860's might be contributing to some of those numbers for the older units. I cannot say for certain, though - I got rid of that rig a number of months ago.

Think you mean 1.86M PPD. But would scaling from 80 to 160 threads be 100% efficient like that?

I was just going off memory, but your results seemed lower than I remembered, so it inspired me to look up my old HFM logs... P8101: Avg. Time / Frame : 00:11:33 - 442,720 PPD P8102: Avg. Time / Frame : 00:08:52 - 657,987 PPD P8103: Avg. Time / Frame : 00:08:58 - 647,047 PPD P8104: Avg...

From a PPD/W perspective, LGA1567 leaves a lot to be desired. My 4P 8870's did about 680k PPD on P8102 while pulling 850-900W from the wall, IIRC. Hopefully you can use that to help estimate tpf.

SKU for compatible PSU: 04G180001300. http://us.estore.asus.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=2039

In my own personal experience, LGA 1366 ES chips failed on me with disturbing regularity. I have some rather decorative but not altogether functional E5649, X5675 and X5679 chips. So far so good with LGA 2011 ES chips, though.

This is good stuff! Love the time lapse videos. Thanks for sharing!

Amazing musky - congratulations!

His name is Robert Paulson.

PM inbound...

That would be a Visiontek HD 2600 Pro with the fan assembly removed. Not intended to be a passively-cooled GPU.

His name is Robert Paulson.

16 x 2GB Crucial DDR3-1866 CL8 Turion Power States Optimization and Control - by blackshard - v0.43 DRAM Configuration Status Node 0 --- DCT0: DDR3 frequency: 1333 MHz Tcl=9 Trcd=9 Trp=9 Tras=24 Access Mode:1T Trtp=5 Trc=33 Twr=10 Trrd=4 Tcwl=7 Tfaw=0 TrwtWB=9 TrwtTO=8 Twtr=5...

Turion Power States Optimization and Control - by blackshard - v0.43 Monitoring... Ts:200 - c0:ps2 - c1:ps2 - c2:ps2 - c3:ps2 - c4:ps2 - c5:ps2 - Tctl: 19 Ts:300 - c0:ps2 - c1:ps2 - c2:ps2 - c3:ps2 - c4:ps2 - c5:ps2 - Tctl: 19 Ts:400 - c0:ps2 - c1:ps2 - c2:ps2 - c3:ps2 - c4:ps2 -...

H8QGi-F with v 3.00 (edit - also running these chips on an H8QGi+-F) Turion Power States Optimization and Control - by blackshard - v0.43 Main processor is Family 15h (Bulldozer/Interlagos/Valencia) Processor Family: 0xf Model: 0x0 Stepping: 0x1 Extended Family: 0x15 Extended...

Tim_H's are the exact same chips as mine and Sh'meph's - 12C A1's. tear - Let me know if there are any comparators you'd like me to run on mine since they are fah stable, no probs.

His name is Robert Paulson.

"Holy sh** that's a helluva elk!" - Worm

In that case... His name is Robert Paulson.

Oh, is it Robert Paulsen with an E? Gee whiz, and to think I've been chanting it wrong all this time...

OS6134 is sold, so a celebratory price drop!

His name is Robert Paulson.

His name is Robert Paulson.

Thanks for the bump! Currently, my farm consists of... - Borged 2P E5649 rig at 3.8 - Borged 4P 8439SE rig at stock 2.8 - 2P E5645 rig at stock 2.53 (doing SMP work) - 4P OS6234 rig at 3.5 - 4P OS6234 rig at 3.0 - 4P E7-8870 rig at stock 2.53 I also have a few GPUs here and there...

His name is Robert Paulson.

His name is Robert Paulson.

-smp 80 works just fine. What do you get back when you do: grep CONFIG_NR_CPUS /boot/config-X.Y.Z (where X.Y.Z is your kernel version)? Patonb hit the nail on the head as to why Windows will only load the system up to 80%. Windows uses a rather clumsy implementation for supporting >64 logical...

Hi! Here's some high-end server stuff I have available... 6 x AMD Opteron 6234 (12C) for G34 ~ $300 -> $250 -> $225 each 4 x Intel Xeon E7-8860 (10C/20T) for LGA1567 ~ $600 -> $550 -> $500 each 4 x Intel Xeon X7560 (8C/16T) for LGA1567 ~ ALL SOLD! Also have... 2 x 1U LGA1567 heatsinks for...