Your Folding Rig(s)

[Howlingwolf101]

I just started on the 10th of January, and I'm already at 1 million points (not sure if that's average or not) I fold with a GTX 960 and an 8 core I7 4790. I plan on building another one with an AMD FX processor and twin 780ti, however I have to save up for it first. 

What did happen to PrimalNaCl?

[gvillestein]

I had a 980ti at 1450mhz, 2600k stock, and 280x at 1100mhz this gave me between 750000-850000 PPD. Now the 980ti is used for boinc until I get 100mil there. 

[RBar91]

I use my primary PC, 4690k 5GHz, GTX970, and two other PCs which have q6600s and a total of three 7970s and two GTX 480s and one 660ti. I'm somewhere around #99 on the LTT team with 26,000,000ish points

[Sauron]

@Whaler_99 rek these newbs

[Whaler_99]

Merged these two together....

[Whaler_99]

Gaming System - 4770k and two 780's full time, watercooled

Gaming system two - 4660 and 960

System three - two 560's

Four systems doing NACL Folding

[8uhbbhu8]

Haven't started yet but when I get my cooling sorted out....

Rig 1: 4790K, HD 7770 1GB

Rig 2: C2D e8600, HD4650 1GB

Rig 3: Dual lga 1366 5606 Xeons at some point later upgrading to X5670 (if I can find some for cheap that is)

[Henry]

On February 1, 2016 at 9:22 PM, DeadEyePsycho said:

Whaler_99 has a couple quad Opteron systems folding.

Does it still make sense to build a 4P system for folding, or are u better off just getting a gtx 970/980 ti? (in terms of PPD/$)

[LoreBeast]

Started today I7 3770 with a R9 380 

Every bit helps. Got to sort out cpu cooling to set at max 

[Madone6]

On 2/11/2016 at 5:00 PM, LoreBeast said:

Started today I7 3770 with a R9 380 

Every bit helps. Got to sort out cpu cooling to set at max 

Dont do CPU Folding, it's not worth it

[jtmc713]

Figured on my own as well that CPU folding wasn't really worth much as well.

 Anyhow specs are as follows

 

AMD 8350

GTX 980

[hman123467]

imagine the 1 cpu 7 gamers rig folding...

[mwthomas10]

Intel Core i7 3820

16 GB G. Skill Ripjawz 2133mhz

EVGA GTX 560 Ti

 

65*C on the CPU

80*C on GPU for load temps

[davidfg4]

I built a folding rig at the start of the new year, and wanted to share it with you all.

 

It primary consists of four EVGA GTX 980 Ti Hybrid video cards, running on an MSI Z170A motherboard. Other parts include an i5-6600K (Noctua NH-U12S cooler), Corsair AX1500i PSU, 256 GB Samsung Pro SSD, and 16 GB of G.Skill ram. All in a Rosewill Blackhawk-Ultra case.

Folding@Home output is 2.2 million PPD. (Extreme Overclocking stats)

(Apologies to the die-hards here, but I have deeper ties to other communities and am not running this on the LTT team for now. Don't worry, it's still doing science.  But I'm still a member of the LTT community and wanted to share.)

[TheGhzGuy]

My Folding@home/Boinc rig is an old Android phone. Very slow, but I had it already.

[straight_stewie]

i7-4770k and 2X gtx 760.

I've only been folding for two days so I don't know what my average WUs or PPD are yet. During my awake time I only fold on the cpu but at night both gpu slots and the cpu slot. What I do know is that in the last 24 hours of folding (only 15 hours on gpu slots) I've completed 6 WU worth 7470 points which sounds extremely low.

[GDRRiley]

I have my main rig folding 15,300 points on CPU (4.3 on all) , GPU 272,090 points. I may get a old server soon and that might turn into a folding@home run. These are just what it says as I just started will run most of the time.

[SirSquid]

Here's my rigs that fold.

 

Rig one: Q6700, gtx 680

Rig two: i5-6500, gtx 570

Rig three: dual xeon E5405s

 

2 hours ago, GDRRiley said:

I have my main rig folding 10,300 points on CPU (4.3 on all) , GPU 1360 points. I may get a old server soon and that might turn into a folding@home run. These are just what it says as I just started will run most of the time.

I just got a dell poweredge 1950 iii (dual xeon E5405s, 15 GBs of ram) last night and it does not put out very many points.  you might just want to get a used 290 or a 680 and throw it in your main rig.

 

Edit: forgot to mention if you do go the server route make sure your server's PSU has spare pcie connectors.  A lot of OEM servers PSU's don't come with extra cables for expansion so you'd either have to use graphics cards that are under 75Ws or put in a new PSU which might need some ghetto modding to do.

[GDRRiley]

20 hours ago, SirSquid said:

 

I just got a dell poweredge 1950 iii (dual xeon E5405s, 15 GBs of ram) last night and it does not put out very many points.  you might just want to get a used 290 or a 680 and throw it in your main rig.

 

Edit: forgot to mention if you do go the server route make sure your server's PSU has spare pcie connectors.  A lot of OEM servers PSU's don't come with extra cables for expansion so you'd either have to use graphics cards that are under 75Ws or put in a new PSU which might need some ghetto modding to do.

my main PC was built for gaming and only folds about 8 hours a day. I may not get the server but I was going to get a new PSU and maybe a video card. in my first 8 hours of folding I did about 15,500.

[blackmage1134]

folding@home rig  Intel Core i5-6600, and  GTX 960 4GB avg about 110.000 points a day only have a 600w pws so i think i can get away with one more 960. 

[tkell]

i7 6700k ,32GB Ram at 3200MHz 

GTX 980 Ti x2 Say's 500k each PPD but I have not let them run much yet. I got a proper hard SLI bridge now as I read that they are best.

 

[vanished]

On 1/31/2016 at 8:35 PM, Enrico_Fermi said:

I have a 4790K @ 4.9GHZ (1.29v) and a overclocked 980 Ti as my folding rig. Only time it doesnt fold is when i goto sleep

Why?  That's the perfect time for it to start folding

[SnowyMus]

I just use my main computer. It has an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960. According to F@H's control panel, I could get 170k points per day, but I really only run it when I'm either asleep, not using the computer, or lightly using my computer.

[blackmage1134]

new rig, for gamming and folding 24/7 
Intel Core i5-6600 6M
GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 960 4GB Mini ITX 
get anywhere from 100k to 140k a day in points 
i am thinking of adding one more 960 i think my evga 600w pws could handle it. 

[Jumper118]

On 2/17/2016 at 9:59 PM, davidfg4 said:

I built a folding rig at the start of the new year, and wanted to share it with you all.

 

 

It primary consists of four EVGA GTX 980 Ti Hybrid video cards, running on an MSI Z170A motherboard. Other parts include an i5-6600K (Noctua NH-U12S cooler), Corsair AX1500i PSU, 256 GB Samsung Pro SSD, and 16 GB of G.Skill ram. All in a Rosewill Blackhawk-Ultra case.

Folding@Home output is 2.2 million PPD. (Extreme Overclocking stats)

(Apologies to the die-hards here, but I have deeper ties to other communities and am not running this on the LTT team for now. Don't worry, it's still doing science.  But I'm still a member of the LTT community and wanted to share.)

i dont think that works tbh i'm pretty sure you should be getting well over 3 million ppd and 2 of those cards wont be running at 100% usage with the 4th card maybe running at 25% usage