NaN/Inf detected e[0]

[pduan87]

[23:50:30] Folding@Home PMD Core
[23:50:30] Version 1.01 (Oct 15, 2004)
[23:50:30]
[23:50:30] Preparing to commence simulation
[23:50:30] - Looking at optimizations...
[23:50:30] - Created dyn
[23:50:30] - Files status OK
[23:50:30] - Expanded 81747 -> 558743 (decompressed 683.5 percent)
[23:50:30]
[23:50:30] Project: 1805 (Run 6, Clone 820, Gen 5)
[23:50:30]
[23:50:30] Assembly optimizations on if available.
[23:50:30] Entering M.D.
[23:50:36] Protein: p1805_Collagen_POG10_refolding_gamma
[23:50:36]
[23:50:36] Completed 0 out of 500000 steps (0)
[23:50:37] NaN/Inf detected e[0]
[23:50:37] Going to send back what have done.
[23:50:37] logfile size: 5120
[23:50:37] - Writing 5640 bytes of core data to disk...
[23:50:37] ... Done.
[23:50:37]
[23:50:37] Folding@home Core Shutdown: EARLY_UNIT_END
[23:50:41] CoreStatus = 72 (114)
[23:50:41] Sending work to server

Allright... it's been doing this all day. Is this error due to overclocking and such? I have my Venice at 2.7ghz BUT it is over 24 hours prime stable. Any other causes?

 

[Kvothe]

First take off the OC and memtest. If that passes then try and re-run it, next, if that doesn't work, try deleting the all of the FahCore_XX.exe files so that it downloads fresh ones. Once you've got it folding at lower speeds, then start working your OC back up.

 

[marty9876]

NaN/Inf

Not
another
Nerd

I
need
fruit

?

Hell if I know, have not seen that before. Search the offical forums I guess, or kick the computer then OC it 10% more would be my guess.

 

[pduan87]

Hmmm... still just getting random shutdowns even though I'm prime stable. I can also play BF2 for hours on end (people have said its a better stability tester than prime )

Don't know whats up.

 

[unhappy_mage]

NaN/Inf

Not
another
Nerd

I
need
fruit

Not A Number and INFinity. I like yours better though.

 

[SmokeRngs]

If you're prime stable for 24 hours, then it's probably not your CPU that is the problem. Try running memtest for a couple of hours to see if it comes up with any errors. The problem could be your RAM.

 

[AtomicMoose]

According to some research that I did, it appears to be a coding error. I would replace the Cores and try again.

 

[pduan87]

According to some research that I did, it appears to be a coding error. I would replace the Cores and try again.

Moosie to the rescue

 

[KodiakStar]

Moosie to the rescue

haha.

he called you Moosie.

HaHa.

 

[AtomicMoose]

It is an endearing nick name that I have gotten here over the years.

 

[pduan87]

It is an endearing nick name that I have gotten here over the years.

God we have been here too long...

@SmokeRngs, I ran Prime blend for 5+ hours with nothin. When I ran the 24 hour test, I ran Large FFT. Stupid F@H

 

[AtomicMoose]

God we have been here too long...

Nah, this place is my E-Home, where I can sit on my E-couch in my E-boxers and scratch my E-nuts.

I love you guys.

 

[Kvothe]

Nah, this place is my E-Home, where I can sit on my E-couch in my E-boxers and scratch my IronNutz.

I love you guys.

Fixed!

 

[AtomicMoose]

Fixed!

I would never invite Ir0nNutz to my E-Home...J/K

 

[Codegen]

Nah, this place is my E-Home, where I can sit on my E-couch in my E-boxers and scratch my E-nuts.

I love you guys.

and fondle with your E-penis.

 

[AtomicMoose]

and fondle with your E-penis.

ewwwwwwww....

 

[SmokeRngs]

God we have been here too long...

@SmokeRngs, I ran Prime blend for 5+ hours with nothin. When I ran the 24 hour test, I ran Large FFT. Stupid F@H

The Prime blend test still isn't as good as memtest is as far as pushing the RAM as hard as possible. Also, the blend test doesn't use all the RAM. Memtest does test every bit of the RAM. That is why I suggest using both.

 

[rodsfree]

Nah, this place is my E-Home, where I can sit on my E-couch in my E-boxers and scratch my E-nuts.

I love you guys.

What a disturbing visual!

A Moose in boxers scratching it's nutz! ROFLMAO