LTT Official Folding Month 2019!!!

[sanya567xxx]

6 minutes ago, Gorgon said:

Looks like it was a combination of a bad paste job and the thermal sensors in Linux still having the +10C offset from the early Ryzen days. Booted into Windows and ran HWinfo64 and Prime95 and saw the idle temps of 46C and low 90s under the small FFTs.

 

Replaced the cooler with one from a 2700 though it's the same version with RGB, which will make it go faster  Applied some new paste and it was maxxing out at 88C now.

 

keep in mind that your gpu running a stress test at the same time could've heated up the air in the chassis and it could've heated up the air in the room. Which might affect the results.

[Gorgon]

13 minutes ago, sanya567xxx said:

keep in mind that your gpu running a stress test at the same time could've heated up the air in the chassis and it could've heated up the air in the room. Which might affect the results.

I doubt the 225W from this system would add much comparatively to the heat load in my basement currently with all the other systems I have running and a window open

 

I'm positive it was the RGB that made it cooler.

[Gorgon]

43 minutes ago, GOTSpectrum said:

It failed one WU, but after upping fan speed and voltage, dropped mem clock by a hundred megahertz it seems to have gone fully stable, but only time will tell

True enough. I've had systems run for a month stable only to fail a WU. I usually run FAHBench with a recent aggressive WU and bump the overclock until it fails then back it off two steps.

[sanya567xxx]

6 minutes ago, Gorgon said:

True enough. I've had systems run for a month stable only to fail a WU. I usually run FAHBench with a recent aggressive WU and bump the overclock until it fails then back it off two steps.

I remember running memtest for a oc on ram test, using test 6 after 2 full passes of other tests, leaving it over night for like 40 runs total. It had 1 error in 1 address in like run 8 or something that didn't ever repeat itself. 

cosmic rays?? who knows.

changed my oc procedure to include that test for more than 10 runs just for small steps, spending 1.5 hours per change and leaving over night for stability.

[Gorgon]

It would appear that the PC Games Hardware Team is ramping things up and does not intend to go down without a fight:

[LavenderPhantom78139]

2 minutes ago, Gorgon said:

It would appear that the PC Games Hardware Team is ramping things up and does not intend to go down without a fight:

damn. wonder if they'll hold out through oct

[HighFad]

I'm gonna participate this year too with the Asus 1070 i won last year in this contest Watercooled and overclocked to 2063mhz

[blackmage1134]

I am rejoining the fight as now it is cooling down a bit in Texas. still on my 6600 and my heater gtx 970. so not a ton of daily points 

[shaz2sxy]

1 hour ago, Gorgon said:

It would appear that the PC Games Hardware Team is ramping things up and does not intend to go down without a fight:

@foldinghomealone I'm liking the push from your team   Lets see how we do

[Mattias Edeslatt]

1 minute ago, shaz2sxy said:

@foldinghomealone I'm liking the push from your team   Lets see how we do

 

We have gone from about 1.5 week to surpass then about 12 hours ago, now it's 1.7 weeks....  

[shaz2sxy]

38 minutes ago, Mattias Edeslatt said:

 

We have gone from about 1.5 week to surpass then about 12 hours ago, now it's 1.7 weeks....  

OoooOOO hopefully when our event starts we should increase our production

[LavenderPhantom78139]

5 minutes ago, shaz2sxy said:

OoooOOO hopefully when our event starts we should increase our production

ill be ramping up. hopefully others follow suit. if the nacl client still existed id run that at work

[Mattias Edeslatt]

When LTT tells the PCGH that we are coming for them....

 

[shaz2sxy]

The temps in the UK have just gone  up again

 

My rooms a tad warm lol

[Ithanul]

Cold front came down this week.  So glad, hope this means Fall weather (well, for Florida) is coming. 

2nd test run on main rig.

[Rusted]

8 minutes ago, yaboistar said:

sub 1m seems very low for a 1080ti, oof

It looks like the 1080ti is power limited to 70% to get better efficiency.

[shaz2sxy]

2 hours ago, yaboistar said:

buenos dias fuckpeople, i'm back in the race!

 

for anyone not already doing so, if you go into your advanced control slot options and enable the "client-type" flag with the "advanced" argument underneath it, it seems to be giving out a very high number of p14228 WU's, which are still core21 but are properly utilising cards (my 2080ti is getting 3.6mppd on them as opposed to 1.8-2.3mppd on other core21 wu's)
 

the advantage seems to be across the board, with my pal's 1070ti going from 350-400kppd up to 800kppd.

i've got a half hour wait before i can find out what it does to this 1080ti of mine, but it's baseline is about 1.1mppd and considering these WU's are behaving much like the old c22 p11733 WU's did, i'm expecting to see somewhere between 1.6-1.8mppd out of it

so, if you're looking to squeeze some extra points out (at the cost of some more power draw and heat output), shift into advanced WU's

 

 

edit: unable to force my 1080ti to download a p14228 which sucks so i'll have to wait until i catch it doing one

is this correct?

 

[Stormseeker9]

37 minutes ago, shaz2sxy said:

is this correct?

 

Was trying to figure the same thing out haha

[Rusted]

3 hours ago, yaboistar said:

buenos dias fuckpeople, i'm back in the race!

 

for anyone not already doing so, if you go into your advanced control slot options and enable the "client-type" flag with the "advanced" argument underneath it, it seems to be giving out a very high number of p14228 WU's, which are still core21 but are properly utilising cards (my 2080ti is getting 3.6mppd on them as opposed to 1.8-2.3mppd on other core21 wu's)
 

the advantage seems to be across the board, with my pal's 1070ti going from 350-400kppd up to 800kppd.

i've got a half hour wait before i can find out what it does to this 1080ti of mine, but it's baseline is about 1.1mppd and considering these WU's are behaving much like the old c22 p11733 WU's did, i'm expecting to see somewhere between 1.6-1.8mppd out of it

so, if you're looking to squeeze some extra points out (at the cost of some more power draw and heat output), shift into advanced WU's

 

 

edit: unable to force my 1080ti to download a p14228 which sucks so i'll have to wait until i catch it doing one

800k PPD should be normal for 1070ti, my 1070 gets around 690k PPD on average. On my computer p14228 shows estimated PPD to be around 710k, that's not anything special. Some projects show estimates closer to 800k PPD but in the end my weekly average is still around 690k PPD

[Ithanul]

4 hours ago, yaboistar said:

sub 1m seems very low for a 1080ti, oof

F@H never shows accurately.  Hence, why I have HFM.net up for more accurate tracking of PPD and point production.

 

3 hours ago, Rusted said:

It looks like the 1080ti is power limited to 70% to get better efficiency.

No, I don't have any efficiency settings on it. 

The card does hit a voltage limit though.

 

Also, I do have a music video going on the browser while posting here, Discord open, and several other programs.  Plus, I have yet to dail in this 1080Ti fully yet.

 

Another WU.

 

This what I got on the previous WU.

[sazrocks]

Holy moly, those Germans are really kicking out some folding power! In the last 24 hours they have gotten 149,936,168 points, which is about 11,000,000 than what we did during the same time period!

 

EDIT: And they have 1 user with 30,000,000 PPD... https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/user_summary.php?s=&u=322353

[miker07]

Their folding event lasts a week, so their production will likely be falling off when ours starts. We'll have to see if they decide to push longer to hold us off, and what our production will be like once everyone is folding at 100%.

[GOTSpectrum]

8 minutes ago, miker07 said:

Their folding event lasts a week, so their production will likely be falling off when ours starts. We'll have to see if they decide to push longer to hold us off, and what our production will be like once everyone is folding at 100%.

Well last folding month with 300 sign ups we averaged 205m PPD. So we can only hope to get that again this year.

[GOTSpectrum]

15 minutes ago, sazrocks said:

Holy moly, those Germans are really kicking out some folding power! In the last 24 hours they have gotten 149,936,168 points, which is about 11,000,000 than what we did during the same time period!

 

EDIT: And they have 1 user with 30,000,000 PPD... https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/user_summary.php?s=&u=322353

TheWasp.

 

Yeah he's a little crazy and literally carries the team. He's like that one guy in CSGO on your team who actually knows what they're doing

[SwedBertha]

On 9/20/2019 at 11:15 AM, Rusted said:

On Windows driver installer usually reboots your computer after/or during the installation.

Aaaaaaah now I get it. Does that mean Linux "kind of keeps the old driver in memory" so current applications don't crash - but then when my F@H tried fetching new GPU-folds/WUs it couldn't  start the process again?