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12 minutes ago, JTPOTATO said:

Hi guys,

 

new to the forum so apologies if there is already a thread out there answering this,

 

but I have a pretty decent computer, but I seem to getting fairly poor performance with folding @ home

 

My PPD is around 100k

 

my pic specs are:

 

i7 6900k overclocked to 4GHz

64GB DDR4 2667 RAM

ASUS GTX 1080 Strix

 

i saw elsewhere there are both supposed to get near on 1 million each!! So where am I going wrong?

 

your help would be appreciated :)

 

thanks

Might be the current issues with the Nvidia drivers.  For a while now F@H has had issues with nvidia cards.

Hi guys,

 

new to the forum so apologies if there is already a thread out there answering this,

 

but I have a pretty decent computer, but I seem to getting fairly poor performance with folding @ home

 

My PPD is around 100k

 

my pic specs are:

 

i7 6900k overclocked to 4GHz

64GB DDR4 2667 RAM

ASUS GTX 1080 Strix

 

i saw elsewhere there are both supposed to get near on 1 million each!! So where am I going wrong?

 

your help would be appreciated :)

 

thanks

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12 minutes ago, JTPOTATO said:

Hi guys,

 

new to the forum so apologies if there is already a thread out there answering this,

 

but I have a pretty decent computer, but I seem to getting fairly poor performance with folding @ home

 

My PPD is around 100k

 

my pic specs are:

 

i7 6900k overclocked to 4GHz

64GB DDR4 2667 RAM

ASUS GTX 1080 Strix

 

i saw elsewhere there are both supposed to get near on 1 million each!! So where am I going wrong?

 

your help would be appreciated :)

 

thanks

Might be the current issues with the Nvidia drivers.  For a while now F@H has had issues with nvidia cards.

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AnnoyedShelf

Thanks for that, could be the reason, as it takes a few hours to do a 207 point work unit!

 

Hope fully they fix it soon :)

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1 hour ago, JTPOTATO said:

AnnoyedShelf

Thanks for that, could be the reason, as it takes a few hours to do a 207 point work unit!

 

Hope fully they fix it soon :)

Which version are you using? The current set has a "either works perfectly or none at all" relationship, there's no in-between crippled performance. So long as you are using 373.06 (and below) or the hotfix 376.48 and above, you should be fine on the drivers. 

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