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Does my PPD seem right?

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I recently got a 4690k and 970 and I'm getting 240000 PPD, is that normal for those specs? I was expecting at least 300000. 

It doesn't matter that much as I used to have a FX4300 and 660 with 9000 PPD lol.

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Wait until you finish 10 WUs. Also if you aren't 10% into your WU the numbers aren't accurate.

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Depends on what Folding core you're on. I have the same CPU and GPU and I get about the same PPD.

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Depends on what Folding core you're on. I have the same CPU and GPU and I get about the same PPD.

How do I know what core I'm on?

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Wait until you finish 10 WUs. Also if you aren't 10% into your WU the numbers aren't accurate.

Okay, it's probably done about 6 or 7. When it started, it was at like 15k PPD.

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How do I know what core I'm on?

It's under "FahCore" in the selected work unit box when you select a work unit from the queue.

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It's under "FahCore" in the selected work unit box when you select a work unit from the queue.

It's 0x17

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It's 0x17

Interesting.. I'm usually getting around 290k PPD on 0x17. Is the folding power slider on full?

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Interesting.. I'm usually getting around 290k PPD on 0x17. Is the folding power slider on full?

Yup, estimated PPD is 239973 for GPU and 2820 PPD for CPU.

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Yup, estimated PPD is 239973 for GPU and 2820 PPD for CPU.

Maybe your system is throttling.

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Sounds right to me. Everyone keeps seeing these crazy PPD numbers posted on overclocking forums and then don't understand why their numbers are so low. The idea that a stock 970 could achieve 300-350K PPD is a fantasy. A stock GTX 970 will achieve an average of 220K PPD, maybe 280K on a good day.

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Sounds right to me. Everyone keeps seeing these crazy PPD numbers posted on overclocking forums and then don't understand why their numbers are so low. The idea that a stock 970 could achieve 300-350K PPD is a fantasy. A stock GTX 970 will achieve an average of 220K PPD, maybe 280K on a good day.

This makes a lot of sense.

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Yes, any more than 200K for the 970 is good. 

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