Hey all, anyone using a 1050 or Ti to fold? I've still got an old 650Ti generously donated by wurmy some time ago (and it will be donated in turn to a needy guy I know who just had a bad accident) giving it the college try but most WU's take more than a day and it's not worth the power draw. Reason I ask is 'cause my Server is close to the limit for the UPS so I can't go nuts on a GPU in it. What kinda PPD's are they getting?
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1050/1050 Ti folding
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Pretty sure they do over 150k but less than 200k. As in they wont do 200k at all, but they'll get close. As Nathan_P mentioned the drivers for them are causing issues with Core 21.
I'm using two 1050 (non-TI) on Win 10. I get about 280K PPD cumulative. That's on a mix of jobs and using the "fixed" version of the driver for 10 series boards.
I run the clocks with a bit of an overclock. No extra power connectors required and the tool says they are running under 70W each.
The PC is not used for much 90% of the day except FAH but I do have a monitor connected to both via HDMI.
I run the clocks with a bit of an overclock. No extra power connectors required and the tool says they are running under 70W each.
The PC is not used for much 90% of the day except FAH but I do have a monitor connected to both via HDMI.
Hmm, so 140K for a non Ti and ~ 150-190K for Ti. Thats quite a bit better than what my 750 Superclocked gets, maybe I'll replace it too. I'm aware of the driver issue (still running 372.70 on my Maxwell/Keplers) and its making me wait for a 1070/1080 upgrade for my main boxen (just got a new 1440p monitor, woot!) but apparently a fix is in the works for core 21. Need to make up a bit of ground as I had a boxen not folding after a forced Windows update as I wasn't in town for 2 months and couldn't log in to resume FAH 
. Thanks for the feedback guys
. Thanks for the feedback guysChris Habgood
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where do you get those drivers? I tried the nvidia website but they only go back to 10/2016.Hmm, so 140K for a non Ti and ~ 150-190K for Ti. Thats quite a bit better than what my 750 Superclocked gets, maybe I'll replace it too. I'm aware of the driver issue (still running 372.70 on my Maxwell/Keplers) and its making me wait for a 1070/1080 upgrade for my main boxen (just got a new 1440p monitor, woot!) but apparently a fix is in the works for core 21. Need to make up a bit of ground as I had a boxen not folding after a forced Windows update as I wasn't in town for 2 months and couldn't log in to resume FAH
I keep copies of drivers on my Server. Not every single driver release but pertinent ones that were good folders or support for a new card or game specific. Heh, I've still got ones for Win 9x that are small enuff to fit on a floppy!