NVIDIA GPU F@H Client Test Results

Discussion in 'Folding@Home - Join Team Guru3D !' started by jimbobjames, Jun 18, 2008.

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  1. Mannerheim

    Mannerheim Ancient Guru

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    nvidia client gived nice boost.

    and dropped me far far far away from top20 foldings in guru3d x)
     
    Mannerheim, Jun 22, 2008
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  2. John

    John Ancient Guru

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    Aircool, check your PM's.
     
    John, Jun 22, 2008
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  3. garylouden

    garylouden Maha Guru

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    I have some problems with this client.

    1. My username and team name do not show up
    2. when i click show it always reverts back to 1/1000000
    3. only getting 60iter/min

    any idea? i have updated my nvidia drivers to the latest


    ok edit.....

    got the new beta drivers and its working great now, done more tonight than my laptop has done in over 5 days......crazy.

    just wondering though, is it ok to leave this on a lot or will it damage the card at all?
     
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    garylouden, Jun 22, 2008
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  4. Gaboou

    Gaboou Master Guru

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    ???

    A little off-topic: deurbel, I was wondering how it was possible for you to run 3 GTXes and a soundcard at the same time? Don't do the three graphics cards obscure all the other slots, among them the only PCI you could connect that X-Fi of yours (BTW- you spelled "Fatal1ty" wrong)? I am asking, because this is one of the reasons against 3-Way SLI for me- I would have to give up my Audigy 2 ZS, but maybe there is a way to keep it then? :3eyes: Hmm, the only thing that comes to my mind is that maybe you have aftermarket coolers on them, for example watercooling, and this way everything fits nicely...
     
    Gaboou, Jun 23, 2008
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  5. MoosePower

    MoosePower Guest

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    I was having the same problems until I updated my drivers to aircool's modified version.
     
    MoosePower, Jun 23, 2008
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  6. sardine

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    There is a USB external X-Fi now... could be that ??
    http://www.guru3d.com/news/creative-usbenabled-sound-blaster-xfi-surround-51/

    same reason I dont have Tri-Sli (I used to have 780Sli) I dont want to give up my X-fi gamers card and the stability of my Abit 680.
     
    sardine, Jun 23, 2008
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  7. MOFO64

    MOFO64 Banned

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    I agree........get this.

    The information being processed in these packages could be for anything at all. Surely just because your client shows you a spinning bunch of mollecules, that means you simply must be crunching cancer cures yeah? :rolleyes:

    Say some defence contractor need some serious crunching power for their own benefit. They could enlist stanford with a bung, and have them send out packets to all the folders in the world. BANG.....£3,000,000 worth of supercomputer use for free :)

    All they have to do is dangle a dream of finding cancer cures and everyone with an ounce of sympathy joins in and devotes cpu cycles.

    Kinda coincidental they use the worlds biggest killer which has touched virtually every household on earth (yes those with pc's) as a mask for what they're really getting people to crunch. I mean who hasn't got/had a relative with cancer?
    Say you fold 12hrs a day, 300days a year......thats gonna add a fair amount to your electric bill over the 300days. Would you be so happy to donate the same amount of money to finding cancer cures? If everyday when you went to work/school there was a bunch of people standing at the entrance asking you for 50p/$1 would you gladly give them it.....everyday? Then after 6years of giving you still saw NO benefit from it and got cancer and died how would you feel about the stanford group on your deathbed?
    I mean Marrie Curie didn't need 10,000,000 folders worldwide with massive amounts of computing power to help her in her discoveries did she? Now we've got all these super clever people at stanford and they provide nothing but distributed computing programs :( And if they didn't have that they'd be stuffed good and proper for finding cures since they work so slowly.
    Makes no sense to me, but then I ain't at stanford :)

    I mean....can anyone name a single disease which doctors (or anyone for that matter) have found a cure for in the last 30years? I ain't talking about a pill that helps to keep the symptoms of a disease at bay.....I mean a cure which actually completely erradicates any disease or virus?

    Just a thought :)
     
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    MOFO64, Jun 23, 2008
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  8. deurbel

    deurbel Active Member

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    Hi, yes is have the PCI version of the XFI Fatality ( thnx corrected ) but have all watercooled, all chipsets, cpu and the 3 x 8800's so it fits perfectly. Nut to be sure i added some plastic tape i got from work on the backside of the XFI pcb to make 100% sure it won't short circuit or so because its milimeter work...

    All gets pretty damn hot to, i need 2 tripple rads and a single an 2 x 80 mm to cool all down, but the b3 q6600 is getting really hot @ 3300 but it still stable...
     
    deurbel, Jun 23, 2008
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  9. sardine

    sardine Guest

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    Temperatures
    Motherboard 35 °C (95 °F)
    CPU 41 °C (106 °F)
    CPU #1 / Core #1 54 °C (129 °F)
    CPU #1 / Core #2 50 °C (122 °F)
    CPU #1 / Core #3 48 °C (118 °F)
    CPU #1 / Core #4 47 °C (117 °F)
    PWM1 62 °C (144 °F)
    PWM2 61 °C (142 °F)
    PWM3 62 °C (144 °F)
    PWM4 60 °C (140 °F)
    PWM5 59 °C (138 °F)
    GPU1: GPU 78 °C (172 °F)
    GPU1: GPU Diode 84 °C (183 °F)
    GPU1: GPU Ambient 69 °C (156 °F)
    GPU2: GPU 60 °C (140 °F)
    GPU2: GPU Diode 66 °C (151 °F)
    GPU2: GPU Ambient 57 °C (135 °F)

    Cooling Fans
    CPU 1320 RPM
    GPU1 1980 RPM (73%)
    GPU2 1761 RPM (60%)

    Voltage Values
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    +3.3 V 3.32 V
    +5 V 5.04 V
    +12 V 12.06 V
    +12 V 4-pin 12.00 V
    +5 V Standby 5.13 V
    CPU VTT 1.20 V
    North Bridge Core 1.41 V
    South Bridge Core 1.53 V
    HyperTransport 1.43 V
    DIMM 1.88 V
    DIMM VTT 0.95 V
    GPU1: GPU Vcc 3.17 V
    GPU2: GPU Vcc 3.19 V


    ive had a couple of lockups (wont come back from screen saver) and while browsing the web the usuall "Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding, but has succesfully recovered" a few times.

    Only difference from the last week or so is the temp and cuda drivers 177.35(modded inf)

    warmer weather and its 84c instead of 79c while folding..

    84c is not unusually hot ???
     
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    sardine, Jun 23, 2008
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  10. aircool

    aircool Don Aircooleone Staff Member

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    Indeed, just a thought - your thought which no doubt is irrelevant to this topic, but.

    Also they wouldn’t be bribed to help process other data, yes it could be possible but it doesn’t. The increase in power usage is hardly crippling (obviously depending on each folders financial position). Also from a scientific point of view they are effectively looking for cures, but not directly as that would mean a lot more input regarding the software's design (a hell of a lot more). Most of the work done is actually related with how the proteins fold and also how they are affected and how this can be controlled for example.

    Also cancer isn’t a virus nor disease thus currently it cannot be directly cured as of this second, via conventional means.

    Also there are a quite a few cancer suffers which unfortunately I've seen and saw.

    It sounds like your just trying to attract negative attention..

    Anyway, should be seeing now work units soon 'hopefully' for the GPU2 users.
     
    aircool, Jun 23, 2008
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  11. Luvabud

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    Just got a new project 5003 credit 479, I'm crunching at 4812.28 ppd ETA 2h22m
     
    Luvabud, Jun 23, 2008
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  12. greaterthenjake

    greaterthenjake Member Guru

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    Taking alot to make the top 20 producers per day these days since the release of this client lol.
     
    greaterthenjake, Jun 23, 2008
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  13. aircool

    aircool Don Aircooleone Staff Member

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    Yeah it is, damn it; all for good cause though.

    The newer 5003 isnt bad, 3400PPD from this is excellent.
     
    aircool, Jun 23, 2008
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  14. greaterthenjake

    greaterthenjake Member Guru

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    Im creeping up on you Aircool better watch your six lol ;) I think this new WU will seperate the cards a bit more im getting 4598ppd on 5003. Id like to know what a gtx user is getting.

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  15. galdorf

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    EVGA GTX 280 its doing 18-20min/unit wow those numbers just fly.

    Thats a whole lot folding....

    :bunch:
     
    galdorf, Jun 23, 2008
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  16. sardine

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    ive kinda scewed up a bit, trying to find whats making my pc hang randomly.

    I find my sons 8800 GT folds a bit faster than my GTX due to his clock speeds being faster than mine..

    atm im not sure these are correct.
    Project : 5003
    Core : GPUv2 Gromacs
    Frames : 100
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    -- Johnny GPU -- 8800 GT

    Min. Time / Frame : 1mn 35s - 4356.38 ppd
    Avg. Time / Frame : 1mn 35s - 4356.38 ppd
    Cur. Time / Frame : 1mn 35s - 4356.38 ppd
    R3F. Time / Frame : 1mn 35s - 4356.38 ppd
    Eff. Time / Frame : 1mn 34s - 4402.72 ppd

    -- fah gpu -- 8800 GTX slower :/

    Min. Time / Frame : 1mn 38s - 4223.02 ppd
    Avg. Time / Frame : 1mn 39s - 4180.36 ppd
    Cur. Time / Frame : 1mn 38s - 4223.02 ppd
    R3F. Time / Frame : 1mn 40s - 4138.56 ppd
    Eff. Time / Frame : 1mn 41s - 4097.58 ppd
     
    sardine, Jun 24, 2008
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  17. greaterthenjake

    greaterthenjake Member Guru

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    sardine what are the speeds on that badboy i got a huge ppd boost out of a shader clock increase. 100mhz netted me like 400 ppd. BTW so not cool dude on the 8800's cranking out WU's unreal lol. I cant hope to keep up ;)
     
    greaterthenjake, Jun 24, 2008
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  18. sardine

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    well my pc is SLi 8800 gtx (575 clock) default. only using 1 card to fold.
    GPU Clock (Geometric Domain) 576 MHz (original: 576 MHz)
    GPU Clock (Shader Domain) 1350 MHz (original: 1350 MHz)
    Memory Effective Clock 1800 MHz

    spare pc has 8800 gt
    sons pc has 8800 gt

    ive closed the CPU folding as I dont need to stress the pc now my GPU can do it :D
    i tried folding on the Mrs laptop (8600 gt) it complained after a few hour that the power supply wasnt giving enough wattage to charge the battery lol.. so that I closed :D

    selling my pair of 8800 GTX's on ebay atm with 8 hours to go. going for a 280gtx as soon as :D

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    sardine, Jun 24, 2008
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  19. MoosePower

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    I'm surprised the 8800gtx only score in the 4000ppd range. My 8800gts scores at 5445ppd... Then again it is overclocked quite a bit. :nerd:
     
    MoosePower, Jun 24, 2008
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  20. aircool

    aircool Don Aircooleone Staff Member

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    Likely because the GTX (older card) has slow stock clocked shaders, and would see a good increase from a touch of overclocking.
     
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