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Any fix for low PPD on second GPU yet?

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I am at home visiting my family and doing maintenance( basically a restart) of both folding boxes, and picking up an extra HDD and my old LCD for OPERATION CRUSHER:D

Has there been a fix for the second GPU getting very low PPD? i am still running the 8800GS with my 8800GTX at 2500PPD, while the one in my other box is getting a sweet 4700PPD and that is paired with an 8800GT:confused:
 
I asked this same question recently and received replies that there wasn't a solution yet. Unless something came up very lately that I haven't heard about, I think the answer is probably still negative.

 
AMD_Gamer - you should post your badge, so we can see your folding stats - especially since you are ramping up so much. I tried searching the HardFolding database, but I was unable to find you in it, under AMD_Gamer, AMD Gamer, etc.

 
I read somewhere that if you put the faster card farther away from the chipset that it can help. I don't know if it will in your case, but it never hurts to try. If it's that way already, try switching them around.
 
AMD_Gamer said:
I am at home visiting my family and doing maintenance( basically a restart) of both folding boxes, and picking up an extra HDD and my old LCD for OPERATION CRUSHER:D

Has there been a fix for the second GPU getting very low PPD? i am still running the 8800GS with my 8800GTX at 2500PPD, while the one in my other box is getting a sweet 4700PPD and that is paired with an 8800GT:confused:
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I had this problem with 2 9800gtx's in one box. the second was getting about 2500ppd where the primary was pulling 5200. someone else recommended uninstalling nvidia drivers completely and using drivercleaner before reinstalling the latest drivers. this fixed the problem for me. i'm not sure about your case since your cards are mixed, but give it a whirl.
 
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