Powelljl

Any help is good but your not likley to get many points from just a laptop, it will be much more efficient if you have somthing with a GPU such as a gaming PC. 

Any help is good though

Crypto in my opinion has come and gone, the main reason why the value went up was people started buying into it becuse the press made such a big deal about it, take bitcoin for example it's still on the decline (not as much but still) if you still really want to somthing, have a look into 'innovative q'. Some people I know seem to think it's the next big thing... I think all the Crypto has died. 

Cisco AMP is amazing, not sure if that is consumer grade or am I just used to the enterprise market?

3 hours ago, Ben Quigley said:

How long have you been running F@H on the machine? If it has only been a day or less the PPD won't be accurate. 

 

P.S. LTT is currently competing in a BOINC competition if you can get involved it would really be appreciated. 

@Ben QuigleyYep it's been running for 24 hours, not sure how to set up Boinc, never been involved with it

11 minutes ago, Lenovo1984 said:

You don't have your specs listed anywhere (for your main machine), so I'll assume it has a GPU. If it does, that's why it gets much higher scores. GPUs are far better for Folding. CPUs don't get many PPD. 

@Lenovo1984Very true, it does have a GPU in but still I would think those numbers are a bit low? 

Hello,

I have just started running folding @ home on my 32 thread server but it's not getting the results that I though? Its says its only going to get around 33k ppd. It seems to be really low compared with my main rig that brings in 336k ppd.

Any help would be great to bring that number up. It looks to be running on all cores at 100%

Rig specs 

OS : windows server 2016

1st Processor : Xeon E7 - 4830 - 8 core

2nd Processor : Xeon E7 - 4830 - 8 core

Memory : 96 GB

Just thinking would it be better if I ran them in smaller hyper v clients?