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Not sure what the question is, could you clarify?

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Not sure what the question is, could you clarify?

Right now its only making 1500 PPD, I thought it would make about 65K PPD byt doesnt it have to go about 4% through its first WU to fully kick in?

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Right now its only making 1500 PPD, I thought it would make about 65K PPD byt doesnt it have to go about 4% through its first WU to fully kick in?

Huh? what does PPD and WU stand for?

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Right now its only making 1500 PPD, I thought it would make about 65K PPD byt doesnt it have to go about 4% through its first WU to fully kick in?

I think there is an issue here. My CPU does 35k PPD. 

 

Try installing the newest drivers, and that shouldn't be the case. It shouldn't have to "Kick in". 

 

My r9 290x is active the entire time. Can you post a screenshot?

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Huh? what does PPD and WU stand for?

This is Folder-speak. 

 

PPD= Points per Day.

WU= Work Units. 

 

A folder's job is to complete work units and are awarded points for doing so. The number of points given in a 24 hour period is the "PPD".

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Huh? what does PPD and WU stand for?

PPD is Points Per Day and WU means Work Unit

I think there is an issue here. My CPU does 35k PPD. 

 

Try installing the newest drivers, and that shouldn't be the case. It shouldn't have to "Kick in". 

 

My r9 290x is active the entire time. Can you post a screenshot?

I have the newest drivers, I installed it half an hour ago

 

No idea what your asking for but here are the newest 750 Ti drivers from nvidia incase thats what your asking for 

 

http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/96883/en-us

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Have you either connected your display cable to your 750 ti, or enabled or whatever (a non-folder here, sorry :P) your 750 ti in the folding software?

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PPD is Points Per Day and WU means Work Unit

I have the newest drivers, I installed it half an hour ago

 

Same as above

 

Ohhhhhhhhh are you sure your not using your iGPU by accident? 

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I think there is an issue here. My CPU does 35k PPD. 

 

Try installing the newest drivers, and that shouldn't be the case. It shouldn't have to "Kick in". 

 

My r9 290x is active the entire time. Can you post a screenshot?

Also here is a screenshot

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Ohhhhhhhhh are you sure your not using your iGPU by accident? 

I'm not

 

Have you either connected your display cable to your 750 ti, or enabled or whatever (a non-folder here, sorry :P) your 750 ti in the folding software?

It's in the software

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Also here is a screenshot

Hmm... I think you just got a bum WU. Unfortunately by starting it you kinda should finish it. Perhaps try stopping then starting it again. 

7 days seems a little extreme, as mine completes a much more point-heavy WU in 4 hours. 

 

I'm no expert on flags or anything, but go into advanced settings then copy and paste it here so I can do some cross-referencing. 

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Hmm... I think you just got a bum WU. Unfortunately by starting it you kinda should finish it. Perhaps try stopping then starting it again. 

7 days seems a little extreme, as mine completes a much more point-heavy WU in 4 hours. 

 

I'm no expert on flags or anything, but go into advanced settings then copy and paste it here so I can do some cross-referencing. 

with my iGPU i had to wait till like 4% from my first WU for it to fully work

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Hmm... I think you just got a bum WU. Unfortunately by starting it you kinda should finish it. Perhaps try stopping then starting it again. 

7 days seems a little extreme, as mine completes a much more point-heavy WU in 4 hours. 

 

I'm no expert on flags or anything, but go into advanced settings then copy and paste it here so I can do some cross-referencing.

Doesn't it first need a few minutes or so to then later get a realistic ETA?

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Doesn't it first need a few minutes or so to then later get a realistic ETA?

Now it might be due to the fact I have a quite powerful GPU, but I get a relatively accurate ETA/PPD within a few seconds.

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with my iGPU i had to wait till like 4% from my first WU for it to fully work

What was the PPD for the iGPU?

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Doesn't it first need a few minutes or so to then later get a realistic ETA?

or like an hour or so (also this is my 750ti's first WU)

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5500-10000 (rarely 10k) PPD

I probably should have asked for a link to the specs. 

 

Again, could you go to advanced settings and let me know what flags are there?

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Right now its only making 1500 PPD, I thought it would make about 65K PPD byt doesnt it have to go about 4% through its first WU to fully kick in?

I get upwards of 90k PPD on both of my 750tis

A twinfrozr and a normal MSI one 1393 Mhz and 1419 Mhz respectively while it draws about 190-200 watts from the wall and the PPD on the advanced client is just an estimate it HFM is more real time and shows u the TPF which is a more accurate representation of ur preformance

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There we go it kicked in i'm getting 35K PPD now :D

did you get a passkey?

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It's impossible to use the iGPU in F@H iirc.

It's not, I have an APU and it ran just fine

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