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so they left, came back, now left again?
It is almost like those two are paranoid and bipolar.
lol
probably emo-rage-quit
I would be curious to know what afterburner has to say about dumping WUs, if you have a link to that thread handy.
appears all the emo drama has been edited outThat's the triple-word I was looking for!
My mistake, it was rcranfield's thread
http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=614120
that's how we do it around here. start a thread about tweaking GPU3 performance and somebody disables NUMA and next thing you know we're comparing the size of our comic book collections.I don't believe they actually posted in that thread - nor did they announce their departure that I can recall - just a suspicious coincidence that they left shortly after that thread.
Sorry for the derail, MIBW!
Yes, but now they have their own 'team' and fold for none but themselves. I guess they don't need to deal with other people this way.so they left, came back, now left again?
that's so perfect. Searching for "bwm" on the EOC stats database tells a revealing story.......Yes, but now they have their own 'team' and fold for none but themselves. I guess they don't need to deal with other people this way.
lolWell I finally managed to get a bigadv on each SR-2, but they're both P2684s, so 140K PPD total.My 980X is of course folding a P6701. With the current mix of WUs, I won't feel too bad powering them down to work on overclocks. At least I'm back in the top 10 and closing in on the top 5.
I have a complete set of G.I. Joe comics (the Marvel ones from the '80s).![]()
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I don't believe they actually posted in that thread - nor did they announce their departure that I can recall - just a suspicious coincidence that they left shortly after that thread.
Sorry for the derail, MIBW!
ooh good stuff. maybe you have the page cached in your browser?Ahh!
You must have missed the good stuff then.
Yeah, they went straight after Afterburner's throat and were practically foaming at the mouth as they were screaming at him to ban them. Afterburner didn't even make any mention of the twin cancers in that thread, but I guess the shoe fit and being the paranoid people they were, they thought that everyone was secretly talking about them.
This time I happened to be browsing your forums when it started going down. I don't know what happened afterwards, but it appears they left.
if that was the case all you would have to do is stop everything.. run your windows performance test. then disable the windows performance test from ever running again. by default it runs every sunday at 1 am or when the system is idle. but sometimes it will just force run it even when its not idle which is why i disabled mine a long time ago.
That's just Amsome![]()
I don't believe they actually posted in that thread - nor did they announce their departure that I can recall - just a suspicious coincidence that they left shortly after that thread.
Sorry for the derail, MIBW!
Back on topic, MIBW, great results! It will be interesting to see how high you can get in the EOC 24-hour running average after you get past the few days of BIOS experiments that dropped the average.
At least I'm back in the top 10 and closing in on the top 5.
1200 watts is $99 a month figuring a rate of 11.5c per KWH. quite the investment for science my friend (not to mention two SR2 rigs lol)... impressive numbers though.
ooh good stuff. maybe you have the page cached in your browser?
Don't be sorry, you are more bold than I am and this dross needs immortalization to provide an example of the extreme negative side of the project, and all DC, FTM.I am sorry - it was like slowing down to look at a truck smash - I could not help it.
Don't be sorry, you are more bold than I am and this dross needs immortalization to provide an example of the extreme negative side of the project, and all DC, FTM.
I eagerly await the day when Stanford's client (or their assignment servers) have more robust IP logging and they start refusing connections from people who purposely flush and delete WUs (as shown by repeated WU assignment within a certain period, say 6-12 hours or even 24 hours).
Like one of the blue collar comedy guys once said "you can't fix stupid".![]()
no its actually far worse then that. if they catch your deleting WU's. say 10-20 WU's get sent to a passkey. but only 1 WU is returned, they will just zero out your points.![]()
eue's are fine because the WU gets sent back to them then gets sent back out to some one else. if your deleting WU's and not returning the WU then it disapears for a couple weeks then its re-released.
eue's are fine because the WU gets sent back to them then gets sent back out to some one else. if your deleting WU's and not returning the WU then it disapears for a couple weeks then its re-released.
Nope
I've gotten nothing but regular A3 (including a metric shit-ton of 6701's) for the last 36-48 hours.![]()
Rite now, sure. But -bigadv will be back.
I do tend to think they are trying to finish up a project or two. And all the WU that got flushed by people that didn't want to run them because they where slow have to be compleated.
Just to set the record straight, the dynamic duo no longer folds for EVGA.
If you're referring to the dynamic duo they're back in business...
Oh, I did not know that. Bugger - I ran SMP for a day or two to requalify 10 units just in case.
But my one day with WCG opened my eyes a bit - oh look they have an abort button, so presumably the servers know this unit can be reissued right away.
For a ten year old project, FAH is not very sophisticated.
Be careful, there are EUE instances which doesn't get sent back because the work files are corrupted or there is something else which make the client think it's wiser to delete without sending.
Oh, I did not know that. Bugger - I ran SMP for a day or two to requalify 10 units just in case.
But my one day with WCG opened my eyes a bit - oh look they have an abort button, so presumably the servers know this unit can be reissued right away.
For a ten year old project, FAH is not very sophisticated.
And often I find that "Folding@home", "donor friendly" and "sophisticated" should never be used in a sentence together!![]()
Yeah, and it's still not rectified, AFAIAA.like me being called a cheater by F@H dev's instead of just asking me how i found the fermi glitch on the gpu3 client for non fermi cards. which is easily fixable if they actually gave a crap but they dont.
Based on Dr. Pande's latest statement about bigadv, an "investment" in a system optimized for bigadv might not be the best choice now...
2) The use of big adv depends on having very big simulations to run (i.e. lots of atoms). This will come and go as time goes on. we are working on rolling out new SMP WUs, but most of them are smaller systems at the moment, since that's what's needed right now. I think everyone would agree that big adv should help push the science and not the other way around, i.e. we shouldn't design science purely to keep big adv fed if it's not useful to our cause. With this said, I am looking to see what can work based on what's going on.
http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=16474#p163725
Yep, getting sick of this roller-coaster ride myself.yep. pursuing the "best" PPD hardware has always been a moving target. At least, it has been ever since the introduction of clients beyond the uniprocessor client.
When SMP was introduced, it was the undisputed king of PPD. Then GPU came. Then Bigadv and bonus A3 came.
To some degree, it still requires a lot of cards to get into the top 10.Now, it truly appears GPU is back on top.
Yes, particularly since those cards actually top out at ~15k when OCed a substantial but attainable amount. The 450s are especially noteworthy in the $/PPD department.If you want big points today, your easiest, cheapest, and probably most consistent way to upgrade is to buy GTS450s or GTX460s..