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so it has started to get cooler so i started up folding@home back up and i was running a 550Ti before 

 

my 550Ti got about 10k PPD

and my 750Ti gets about 50k PPD and uses less power too

 

1,000,000 points here i come

 

 

my computer beats all computers in a 1,000 NM radius

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do you get rewarded for folding? Jw i was looking at it online, pretty cool program :)

You get a User award. 

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do you get rewarded for folding? Jw i was looking at it online, pretty cool program :)

well you can get a Badge here on LTT 

my computer beats all computers in a 1,000 NM radius

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You're lucky that you started folding with the 750ti now and skipped most of the compatibility issues, during the the first few months mine were lucky to even achieve 17k each. For new folders who want to get started without breaking the bank, I definitely recommend getting a couple of them. They run surprisingly cool, use very little power, and have nearly the same efficiency as a 780ti.

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lol i'm getting 800k+ with my 2x 780ti, 770, 6970, 465, 4770k, 5820k, 1100T AMD oct-core. and my laptop too

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For comparison my GTX 760 gets about 50K as well.  So that's a pretty good value for folding.  

and i have seen it get up to 60k fairly often

my computer beats all computers in a 1,000 NM radius

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now if someone has a 980 it would be cool to see what that gets

my computer beats all computers in a 1,000 NM radius

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now if someone has a 980 it would be cool to see what that gets

 

About 250K to 300K PPD

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What's folding.

i5 4590 @ Stock, XFX R9 290!, HyperX Beast 4x8GB  @1600, 850 EVO 120gb, WD Caviar Blue 1TB, , Asrock H97m Pro 4 , Fractal Design Define R4, Windows 10

 

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What's folding.

Solving equations for charity. Just start folding and leave on your pc, you'll get points and WUs

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Solving equations for charity. Just start folding and leave on your pc, you'll get points and WUs

Hmm I heard you can earn like $5 from EVGA a month for doing this.

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How the heck? My GTX 970 PPD is 334?

QUOTE ME IN A REPLY SO I CAN SEE THE NOTIFICATION!

When there is no danger of failure there is no pleasure in success.

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