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Alright guys, the time for locking this thread has come, can you all please use the Folding Community Board for all further talk.

 

Thank you all again for participating in the event.

 

Once the sheet is cleaned up I will edit this post to add the link to the spreadsheet.

 

 

@TVwazhere Can you please lock this thread for me. 

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Forum event badges have been handed out for the 2019 event. Those who participated in the event and were eligible for the badge should now have it.   If there are any issues with the event badges please contact me. Keep in mind the minimum participation requirements for the event: minimum requirements: 100k points, 20 WUs, and 20 days of having activity over the course of the whole month   The event badges are awarded as follows...   Newbie - Participated in

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2 minutes ago, Gorgon said:

Under Tools you can use Work Unit History Viewer to extract reports from it's Database

Cool, yah I will do that thx.

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2 hours ago, Gorgon said:

What does your Vcore voltage show in the output of sensors? I know the super i/o voltage monitoring is not as accurate as it could be but it is generally pretty close.

These voltages aren't labeled, but I'm fairly certain in0 is the Vcore.

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What does: 


sudo cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep MHz

show?

Presently:

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53 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

can you use hfm to monitor multiple clients on one system?

Absolutely. As long as the Control Port (TCP 36330) is open to the monitoring host and it has a reachable IP Address

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29 minutes ago, Kavawuvi said:

These voltages aren't labeled, but I'm fairly certain in0 is the Vcore.

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Presently:

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in0 usually is on most motherboards and luckily that one is within the 3.3V range of most super i/o chips and so doesn't have to be scaled.

 

1.13v is reasonable for 3.45 MHz all-cores so it doesn't look like you have one of those silly BIOSes that unnecessarily crank Vcore so as you suspect you're probably just at the limit of what the stock cooler can dissipate.

 

BTW - If you look in the configs directory for lm-sensors you might find a template for your motherboard or you can just look here on GitHub for the most recent templates. There's not a lot of current ones but generally sticking to the same manufacturer you might be able to find on for the similar model in a previous generation (say a Asus TUF z170 or z270 might work for a Asus TUF z370) but sometimes if you want to get it working the easiest way is to boot into Windows and take a look at HWinfo or google lm-sensors" and the model number

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23 hours ago, GOTSpectrum said:

Time for some ranky-doodles!

 

 

When @leadeater passes you for the #20 spot and becomes the gatekeeper 

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16 hours ago, HrutkayMods said:

Hey guys I forgot to sign up for the folding event. Other than when I was moving a few months ago, I’ve been folding non-stop 24/7 for LTT Since October 2015. I was in the top 20 for two years straight and I’m still in the top 25 is there a way I can get in? Or is it actually over already? I kinda like to get the badges at least.

Unfortunately, event badge sign up deadlines were September 30th. You're still eligible for LLT sponsored giveaways since that's a seperate event so-to-speak, and you can still earn point based badges based on how much you've contributed 

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Man these 2060 supers are nice with the power slider maxed @ 1830mhz it goes toe to toe with my 1080ti @ 2050mhz with only 10k ppd difference.

 

Should be a nice bump over 5 million ppd.

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11 hours ago, Spotty said:

@leadeater How much power are those socket 775 Pentium CPU's you're using sucking up?

 

I'd still be curious how effective a 3950X would be at CPU folding when it comes out. Or new Threadripper. If you could get ~300K PPD from it then it could be worth it just to supplement the GPUs.
(*I wouldn't recommend anyone buy one just for Folding since you'd likely be better off spending that money on another GPU instead, but if you already had the CPU anyway then it could probably be quite effective)

Hmmm, I did a fold run a while back on my 1950X at stock.  I will have to re-check if I still got the data on that.

Seems it did two WUs that I have record for:  one at 60K or so points and one at 100K or so points for PPD.  Note, this is with only 16 threads used and at stock clocks with an air cooler (big Noctua one for the TR4 socket).  Plus, I have it set to keep temps within and around 60C.

 

I could throw it at F@H, but that take away from spitting out BOINC WUs that it does way better at.  Now, if I get my lazy butt and get that J batch 5960X up, o nelly, those can crunch pretty well still.

17 hours ago, azmariadei said:

Well that was an interesting journey of discovery. Setting the voltage manually makes the system unstable and I can no longer see the VID voltages reported for some reason... And now under full load back in auto the VIDs are topping out at 1.400V and 1.502 at low to medium load and 0.757V at no load.

 

This makes me wish for the comm gear I worked on in the military. You tuned it to specific voltages and frequencies and it stayed where you freaking put it. Then you ran it 24/7 for years until it died and replaced it with the same thing tuned to identical specifications.

 

EDIT - I'm also not doing CPU folding so the load on the CPU is only like 30% tops.

Old military comm gear sure can keep on trucking when put to work.

So, a fellow military comm person?

 

12 hours ago, RollinLower said:

in my small formfactor build using my 1950X to fold puts so much heat into the waterloop that both my GPU's start to throttle a little bit..

Nvidia, please explain why Pascal cards start thermal throttling at 60C!?

....one of the reasons I soooo miss using custom BIOS to turn the blasted boost, thermal settings, and voltage limits off.

:I  Sometimes I miss the two 980Tis I had waterblocked.  Custom BIOS and both would do over 1500MHz (they would fold at 1540MHz, bench at 1570MHz) eating wattage like hogs and spitting heat out like mad (they sure where toasty).  They where great space heaters in winter.

 

In mean time, I got a 2nd rig to put back together and get running.  Also....buggers keep not going through with buying my two Titan Xs.  Crap this, come here air coolers, ya doing one last big fold off.  Now, if the power sockets in the walls of this old 1980s townhouse can handle all of this.

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Wondering if anyone is seeing WU Queues stuck with status "Update_Core" for CPU WUs?

I have multiple computers starting to do this and would love to know how to get these cleared and working again.

I have already tried adding / removing the CPU slots and a restart, any ideas welcome.

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1 minute ago, LAR_Systems said:

Wondering if anyone is seeing WU Queues stuck with status "Update_Core" for CPU WUs?

I have multiple computers starting to do this and would love to know how to get these cleared and working again.

I have already tried adding / removing the CPU slots and a restart, any ideas welcome.

I have had this happen. This was the error I was getting.

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23:05:00:WU00:FS00:Downloading core from http://cores.foldingathome.org/Win32/x86/AVX/Core_a7.fah
23:05:00:WU00:FS00:Connecting to cores.foldingathome.org:80
23:05:00:ERROR:WU00:FS00:Exception: Failed reading core package header.

Can you post your logs? What CPU do you have?

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3.8 days to 3 billion!

We need a 3 Billion badge.

Sigh.

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16 minutes ago, leadeater said:

Nah you just need to slow down ?

no u

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1 hour ago, BabaGanuche said:

I have had this happen. This was the error I was getting.

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23:05:00:WU00:FS00:Downloading core from http://cores.foldingathome.org/Win32/x86/AVX/Core_a7.fah
23:05:00:WU00:FS00:Connecting to cores.foldingathome.org:80
23:05:00:ERROR:WU00:FS00:Exception: Failed reading core package header.

Can you post your logs? What CPU do you have?

I'm seeing similar in my logs 

01:42:21:WU00:FS00:Downloading core from http://cores.foldingathome.org/Win32/x86/AVX/Core_a7.fah
01:42:21:WU00:FS00:Connecting to cores.foldingathome.org:80
01:42:21:ERROR:WU00:FS00:Exception: Failed reading core package header.

CPU i'm running is a Threadripper 2950x and a Ryzen 1700 reporting this problem.

However my I7 7700K is running normally.

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14 minutes ago, LAR_Systems said:

I'm seeing similar in my logs 


01:42:21:WU00:FS00:Downloading core from http://cores.foldingathome.org/Win32/x86/AVX/Core_a7.fah
01:42:21:WU00:FS00:Connecting to cores.foldingathome.org:80
01:42:21:ERROR:WU00:FS00:Exception: Failed reading core package header.

CPU i'm running is a Threadripper 2950x and a Ryzen 1700 reporting this problem.

However my I7 7700K is running normally.

My e3-1231v3 just had this. It's on my only Windows machine and trying to delete the slot and re-create it did not work nor changing to beta WUs. It appears that the issue is on the Folding at Home servers.

 

Enough of this nonsense for 20kPPD. Slot Deleted and threads moved back to BOINC

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Don't I wish this GTX 1060 would get a WU that would produce 1.96MPPD on it. It would probably let the smoke out:

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dcn02: Fractal Meshify S2; Gigabyte ax570 Pro WiFi; Ryzen 9 3950x; Noctua NH-D15; 2 x 16GB DDR4-3200; 128GB NVMe; 2 x Zotac AMP 4070ti; Corsair RM750x

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1 hour ago, LAR_Systems said:

Wondering if anyone is seeing WU Queues stuck with status "Update_Core" for CPU WUs?

I have multiple computers starting to do this and would love to know how to get these cleared and working again.

I have already tried adding / removing the CPU slots and a restart, any ideas welcome.

Just got back to my PC to see this on my 3900x. Also tried adding / removing the slot but no luck. Maybe it has something to do server-side?

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I leave my computer for a day, come back to a BSOD ☹️

It's probably my stupid corrupted SSD again, time to finally go through with that RMA I started...

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I just copied the core folder from the other system I am running. It looks like something on the server side as when I hit the URL it said it did not exist.

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17 hours ago, RollinLower said:

in my small formfactor build using my 1950X to fold puts so much heat into the waterloop that both my GPU's start to throttle a little bit..

Nvidia, please explain why Pascal cards start thermal throttling at 60C!?

It just works?

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Same problem here.

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05:50:47:ERROR:WU01:FS01:Exception: Failed reading core package header.

 

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4 minutes ago, MrFinn741 said:

Same problem here.

 

Me too.  At least my GPUs are still working.

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