What GPU unit are you running? And open up Task Manager to double-check the priorities of the VMs and the F@H core and make sure they're set correctly.About an hour and a half later, my GPU2 PPD has nosedived to 1900, and the VMs are up to 2500/2300.
I upped FLUSH_INTERVAL to 128 and am now sitting at GPU 2100, VMs 2400/2200. This may be the best balance I can find. The GPU is crunching a P4754 WU worth 477 pts.What GPU unit are you running? And open up Task Manager to double-check the priorities of the VMs and the F@H core and make sure they're set correctly.
Bwahaha. One of my VMs just finished a WU and FahMon got way confused for a moment until it picked up the start of the next WU.
http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn312/Avrithor/fahmon_bug.jpg
If it completed 1,717,986% of a 1920 point WU, shouldn't I have gotten 32,905,331 points for it?![]()
Yes. Are you using an Administrator account? Are you running Vista or Windows 7 with UAC enabled? If the answer is yes to that last part, you may have to elevate WinAFC to Administrator privileges. You can do that by going into the properties for the WinAFC EXE file and checking off "Run this program as an administrator" on the Compatibility tab.Now I need to get WinAFC figured out so I can launch a GPU2 client....correct?
Yes.Can I delete my uni-processor folders and their work since I am now running the SMP client in a VM?
No: http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1419852Do I need to make the VM use 3 cores rather than 4 since the Ati card will need one core?
##################################################
## Application Profile lines
##################################################
#
# An application profile is specified on a single line.
# An application profile includes the following information: an application
# name, a CPU mask, and optional attributes in the following format:
# C:\Path\To\Application := CPU0+CPU1 [attr1=val1,attr2=val2]
#
*\vmware-vmx.exe := CPU0 + CPU1 + CPU2 [assign=2,priority=Idle]
*\FahCore_11.exe := CPU0 + CPU1 + CPU2 [priority=High]
*\FahCore_14.exe := CPU0 + CPU1 + CPU2 [priority=High]
# Check the documentation and the provided examples for more
# information about these fields.
*\vmware-vmx.exe := QUAD0 [assign=2,priority=Idle]
*\FahCore_11.exe := QUAD0 [priority=High]
*\vmware-vmx.exe := QUAD0 [assign=2,priority=Idle]
*\FahCore_11.exe := CPU3 [priority=High]
Fahcore_14.exe is used only by the nVidia GPU client. You can remove that line.
Also, why are you assigning both the GPU client and the VMs to the same three cores and leaving the fourth idle? You should follow the instructions in the link I gave you in my last post, which will reduce your GPU client's CPU usage and allow you to run two VMs across all your four cores. Then you can use WinAFC to set the priority and affinity for the different .exes. You should have it set up like this:
Or if you want to keep the GPU client locked to a single core:Code:*\vmware-vmx.exe := QUAD0 [assign=2,priority=Idle] *\FahCore_11.exe := QUAD0 [priority=High]
Code:*\vmware-vmx.exe := QUAD0 [assign=2,priority=Idle] *\FahCore_11.exe := CPU3 [priority=High]
Because each VM can only use two cores. That's why you're supposed to run two VMs.But why does the VM never go over 50% CPU usuage?
It may be easier for you to post what you've done, rather than for us asking you useless questions that make everyone frustrated and annoyed.Will someone post their Notfred and Winafc settings for an i7 in windows7 64 bit if anyone else has that configuration. I am trying to get back into folding but am having nothing but trouble. I have my i7 set to 3.6 and the most I can seem to get out of this rig is 7k with it mostly hitting 5k.
It may be easier for you to post what you've done, rather than for us asking you useless questions that make everyone frustrated and annoyed.
Well, I actually think I figured out most of my problem. I don't remember ever having to open the vmx file in wordpad and editing it but it was set to 2 processors so I changed that to 4 and now have 2 VM's going at about 4300ppd.