LTT Folding Team's Emergency Response to Covid-19

[cbigfoot]

1 minute ago, rodarkone said:

also I am preparing the "old boy" - it will not be anything close to my current processing power but .. will add to the mix

 

Nice Alienware

[LFreeman]

4 minutes ago, rodarkone said:

here is my 2080Ti

 

that is more than just the GPU.

[LFreeman]

2 minutes ago, rodarkone said:

also I am preparing the "old boy" - it will not be anything close to my current processing power but .. will add to the mix

 

Using the 1080TI FTW3 Hybrid in one of my other machines 

[Gorgon]

Here's my Linux systems before I started re-arranging things:

[rodarkone]

2 minutes ago, LFreeman said:

Using the 1080TI FTW3 Hybrid in one of my other machines 

yeah but that is not alone look closely  

 

[cbigfoot]

this is my main rig my ups says 430 but i have a POE switch and my Unifi Dream machine on it too.

[LFreeman]

1 minute ago, rodarkone said:

yeah but that is not alone look closely  

 

I see. In my other rig is The 2080TI FTW3

[lewdicrous]

22 hours ago, DonGuano said:

was green, now orange, why?

The colors are based on your 24 hour average. 

[LFreeman]

Just now, lewdicrous said:

The colors are based on your 24 hour average. 

Colors?

[rodarkone]

9 minutes ago, Gorgon said:

Here's my Linux systems before I started re-arranging things:

 

Here is my W10 - 2 GPU Rig

@later edit: how do you manage to keep the flow of WU's is it a better way to fold from linux ? I have big challenges (my capacity is probably 20 mil+ but I barely get 50% - 11 GPU's)

 

[lewdicrous]

5 minutes ago, LFreeman said:

Colors?

If you look at the members list of LTT, for example, then you'll see that some people are green, some are blue, some are red, etc.

That's because of their 24 hour average, as mentioned here:

 

[Yujah]

OK.... so two days ago I complain here about not getting WUs just to land one 5 minutes after doing so, and today I post I'm back-to-backing them for the last two days and fail to retrieve one exactly when the at the time of posting current one finishes.

 

Could whomever of you guys and gals has his or her finger on the "Yujah" on/off button press it once more, please? Just once, not twice....

[Yujah]

10 minutes ago, Yujah said:

Could whomever of you guys and gals has his or her finger on the "Yujah" on/off button press it once more, please? Just once, not twice....

Thanks! It's in!

[Gorgon]

7 minutes ago, rodarkone said:

Here is my W10 - 2 GPU Rig

@later edit: how do you manage to keep the flow of WU's is it a better way to fold from linux ? I have big challenges (my capacity is probably 20 mil+ but I barely get 50% - 11 GPU's)

 

Yes, Linux is typically easier to manage and you used to get a nice up-lift in production but the new Core22 WUs seem to have overcome the driver and PCIe bus arbitration issues under Windows.

 

But then there is the learning curve for Linux which can be steep.

 

I have an un-fair advantage in that I'm beta testing for Folding@Home. Part of the reason why I'm not participating in the competition (the other is I didn't feel like getting embarrassed by @Den-Fi again

 

Things should improve hopefully over the next couple of days. I see that the LTT Work Server is up as is another of the Azure WSs (which doesn't have any work showing but at least it is in Assign mode now)

[Favebook]

3 hours ago, LFreeman said:

Dumb question. How are the winnings for the event chosen? Is it RNG among those that qualify or is it like the top producers. I am sure this was answered before, but I am American and too lazy to go hunt for the answer.

No question is dumb, only answered questions waste time, but I do not believe anyone has answered this one yet here so here you are:
 

Once you qualify for the award, you will be inside of pool where RNG chooses who wins. I am not 100% sure if you can win more than one prize (I'd like @GOTSpectrum to jump in here to answer that to me as well), but yeah, RNG it is.

1 hour ago, greblos said:

My GPU slot seems to be getting work units for project 11759.  It downloads them, Core22 launches, loads the work unit and fails immediately.  The project number description mentions this is a CPU project, so the fact that it's failing on the GPU makes sense.  It just seems odd that it's downloading and trying to run in the first place.  My GPU hasn't received a valid work unit in about twelve hours.  I've tried pausing and unpausing the GPU slot, and will try restarting everything when the current CPU work unit is complete.  Anybody else seeing this?

 

Are you running any expert flag?

Have you OC-ed your GPU?

What GPU are you running?

 

 

Also guys, since this thread has become a little chaotic, if you have unanswered questions, just tag me in the post and I will be sure to answer them as I am usually scrolling through every post but sometimes I miss some questions (or I assume they have been answered if they are sitting there for more than 3 hours).

[Xaiux]

20 minutes ago, cbigfoot said:

this is my main rig my ups says 430 but i have a POE switch and my Unifi Dream machine on it too.

SNIP

Is it only specific Corsair PSUs that support seeing them in iCUE? I have a TX750m

[GOTSpectrum]

1 minute ago, Favebook said:

 

Once you qualify for the award, you will be inside of pool where RNG chooses who wins. I am not 100% sure if you can win more than one prize (I'd like @GOTSpectrum to jump in here to answer that to me as well), but yeah, RNG it is.

Basically this, some prizes are RNG'd to a certain range, some(most) cover anyone who hits the minimum participation requirements 

[Gorgon]

1 minute ago, Xaiux said:

Is it only specific Corsair PSUs that support seeing them in iCUE? I have a TX750m

yes, the ones whose part numbers end in "i"

[rodarkone]

1 minute ago, Gorgon said:

Yes, Linux is typically easier to manage and you used to get a nice up-lift in production but the new Core22 WUs seem to have overcome the driver and PCIe bus arbitration issues under Windows.

 

But then there is the learning curve for Linux which can be steep.

 

I have an un-fair advantage in that I'm beta testing for Folding@Home. Part of the reason why I'm not participating in the competition (the other is I didn't feel like getting embarrassed by @Den-Fi again

 

Things should improve hopefully over the next couple of days. I see that the LTT Work Server is up as is another of the Azure WSs (which doesn't have any work showing but at least it is in Assign mode now)

Thanks - I don;t participate in the competition either but I am pissed off on the way queuing works (just doubling the wait times) 

[Gorgon]

3 minutes ago, Xaiux said:

Is it only specific Corsair PSUs that support seeing them in iCUE? I have a TX750m

better to spend the extra $ on a UPS with a display, As far as I can tell iCue is a virus

[GOTSpectrum]

3 minutes ago, Gorgon said:

I see that the LTT Work Server is up as

The linus server has recently received another batch of WUs, I'm presuming it's in testing mode as they have given it 2 or 3 small bundles of WUs so far 

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Gorgon said:

better to spend the extra $ on a UPS with a display, As far as I can tell iCue is a virus

That's why I use Link when it comes to just monitoring the PSU, or even HWInfo64.

Or on Linux, OpenCorsairLink + netdata.

[Xaiux]

3 minutes ago, Gorgon said:

better to spend the extra $ on a UPS with a display, As far as I can tell iCue is a virus

LOL yeah, it's not the greatest. I borrowed a Kill a watt from my grandfather but haven't shut down my pc to use it yet

[LeBigMac506]

According to stats.foldingathome.org my last work unit completed was 3/27, but my logs in advanced control show quite a few units completed, sent, and acknowledged since then.

 

Is this a known issue?

[LFreeman]

Just now, LeBigMac506 said:

According to stats.foldingathome.org my last work unit completed was 3/27, but my logs in advanced control show quite a few units completed, sent, and acknowledged since then.

 

Is this a known issue?

Yes.