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I'm folding with the same setup, if you fold with the beta/advanced WU's, you should set ypur CPU  to 6, so you leave two cores free to your GPU's. You should get 180K ppd, and 500W of power usage.

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Can I fold on my 780 and my 570 at the same time along with my i7.

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I'm folding with the same setup, if you fold with the beta/advanced WU's, you should set ypur CPU  to 6, so you leave two cores free to your GPU's. You should get 180K ppd, and 500W of power usage.

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Yes.

 

Your two graphics cards and your CPU will lose about 10-20% efficiency from all running at the same time, but its possible.

 

Go for it

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I've just joined the team, with a 3770K, and a GTX 780 + GTX 570, 24/7 folding. 

To the OP, if you need some assistance, feel free to PM me, so I can help you. 

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I've just joined the team, with a 3770K, and a GTX 780 + GTX 570, 24/7 folding. 

To the OP, if you need some assistance, feel free to PM me, so I can help you. 

Alright cool thanks man! :D  :D

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nope, must have the same gpu to be compatible

No. You can do it on two different cards.

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nope, must have the same gpu to be compatible

I fell like you are thinking about SLI, that is not what I will be doing. Just running them at the same time, NOT in SLI.

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Also to note, folding on NVidia, Core17 or not, hardly takes any CPU utilization. You can fold with CPU:7 with no issues.

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