when you add 2 different cards to the same machine you will see a ppd hit on the lower end card so your ppd looks fine
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When did this happen. I was folding on 2 8800GT's and a 8800GS and did not take a point hit what-so-ever.
Originally Posted by jarble when you add 2 different cards to the same machine you will see a ppd hit on the lower end card so your ppd looks fine
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Happened when I put the 9600GSO in. I paused the work on my 8800, and saw only a 10% increase maybe. Could it be because of the PCI-E slot running at a lower rate? I might switch slots and see what happens....
*EDIT* FieryCod, I have no idea what you mean. I'm brand new to folding. I've only been doing it for three days.
Originally Posted by h00chi3 When did this happen. I was folding on 2 8800GT's and a 8800GS and did not take a point hit what-so-ever. |
*EDIT* FieryCod, I have no idea what you mean. I'm brand new to folding. I've only been doing it for three days.
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Ah. You get different work units when you fold. 353 credits, 420 credits, and 511 credits. The two first ones are just for Stanford to test to see you are working on correct units and sending data correctly. The third one is the actual protein you research.
Originally Posted by samfreese Happened when I put the 9600GSO in. I paused the work on my 8800, and saw only a 10% increase maybe. Could it be because of the PCI-E slot running at a lower rate? I might switch slots and see what happens.... *EDIT* FieryCod, I have no idea what you mean. I'm brand new to folding. I've only been doing it for three days. |
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