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and it only took like 3 years

and it only took like 3 years

and it only took like 3 years

and it only took like 3 years

and it only took like 3 years

and it only took like 3 years

oh neat top 100 for team points finally hit a minimum of 1.5 billion PPD in the last day, gonna be weeks before I get on that board smh

oh neat top 100 for team points finally hit a minimum of 1.5 billion PPD in the last day, gonna be weeks before I get on that board smh

oh neat top 100 for team points finally hit a minimum of 1.5 billion PPD in the last day, gonna be weeks before I get on that board smh

BUY CASE FANS
but yeah I just run my 2 computers and get around 4.4M PPD ... between the two computers I have 15 case fans, 3 gpus fans, 2 AIOs and 1 aircooler, plus the oscillating fan in my room (I live in the southern hemisphere so things are starting to heat up here)

How do you manage to get that many??? I barely get 200K towards the group in one Work Unit, makes me feel inferior with my 3050 with no case fans lol

oh I meant the silver event medal for participating in 3 events, I already have like a billion points

OoOooo imma get me a silver medal >:)

glad I remembered to check the forum this time lol

glad I remembered to check the forum this time lol

There's been a few posts lately where people have been having issues accessing a Folding Rig from another Computer using the Advanced Control client.
 
Couple of important points. Even on your local machine Folding is divided between two parts. The Server which manages folding the Work Units (WUs) downloaded from the Work Servers and the Client that allows you to Configure, Monitor and Control the Server.
 
Just to be confusing the server is called FAHClient and the Client can be either the Advanced Control Python Application or the Web Server built in to FAHClient. These two control processes on FAHClient have their access restricted by default to just the computer they are running on (the "localhost" or 127.0.0.1 (loopback IP Address)). The WebControl runs on TCP Port 7396 and can be accessed by any browser on the computer the Server is running on by the URL:
http://127.0.0.1:7396 where 127.0.0.1 is the IP Address referring to the localhost or the IP address of the computer can be used:
          
http://<ip address>:7396 The Advanced Control uses TCP port 36330 ( and can be also accessed using using any TELNET client that supports UNIX terminal emulation such as PuTTY, which the Windows Telnet Client, unfortunately does not )
In order to permit access to either the Web Control or using the Advanced client on another PC you have to allow access on the remote system.
Assuming you are on a Local Area Network (LAN) and protected by a router with a firewall blocking external connections the easiest way of doing this is to use the Advanced Control application on the system you want to manage remotely to add the IP Network Address and Mask that will allow all the hosts on your LAN Access without a password.
Using a command prompt and running the command:
ipconfig you can display your IPv4 address and then click on the "Configuration" button in Advanced Control enter at the bottom of the "Remote Access" tab your network address and mask in BOTH the "IP Address Restriction" and "Passwordless IP Address Restriction" Dialogs. You LAN's IP Network will typically be 192.168.1.0/24 as this is the default for most home routers.
Note that you MUST leave in the localhost address 127.0.01 and use spaces to separate the values.
Once you have entered the new values and saved them you have to close the Advanced Control Application and Stop and Restart the FAHClient server. If you are in the middle of folding a WU first pause the Work Unit before closing the Advanced Control. To stop the server right-click on the "Folding" applet in the Taskbar and select quit. To restart the server click on the "Folding@home" desktop shortcut which will also launch the Web Control.
Un Pause the Work Unit to Resume Folding and then try to access the Sever from another computer using either a web browser or the Advanced Control if it installed.
 
Part 2 - HFM.net
Part 3 - F@H Mobile Monitor
Part 4 - Tunneling Madness

my 2080 super on windows is just as fast as one on Linux ... but only when I'm watching Netflix for some reason
 
it drops to somewhere around 2.9ppd  to 3.2ppd when the computers idle, I have no idea why but it's consistent 

Being at College, since I don't have to pay for electric, this is 100% free to me!

yeah and I never get 3 WU's in 1 hour

I am peak performance *avatar eyes*

oh neat, I didn't even realize it was just a week lol

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