PPD about right for my sig rig?

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e_dogg

Discussion Starter · Mar 8, 2009

Just wondering if my PPD is about right for my sig rig. Interestingly enough, my stat on OCN is 3681/day but FahMon says 1413 for SMP and 5623 for GPU2 (though there's a little asterisk next to that number).

My CPU is at 2.8 and I'm running the SMP client. Right now it's at 100% CPU usage.

My GPU is at 800 core clock, 1943 shader clock, and 1200 memory clock. Sometimes after leaving my rig on for a few days, I'll see a graphics driver failure and recovery notification. Though folding appears to be going strong. I just switched from the 178.24 Nvidia drivers to the 182.08 drivers a couple days ago and haven't noticed the error pop up.

Does it sound like everything is humming along correctly?

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mortimersnerd

· #2 · Mar 8, 2009

For the GTX+, 4000-6600ppd depending on WU.

Not sure about SMP.

Make sure you have priority set correctly so that you aren't choking off the GPU client.

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H3||scr3am

· #3 · Mar 8, 2009

yeah sounds about right... I get about 1100-1500ppd per dual core client on my Quad, with Linux SMP through VMware... @ 2.4Ghz

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e_dogg

Discussion Starter · #4 · Mar 9, 2009

Thanks guys. Any thought as to the discrepency between FahMon and what is showing on my OCN postbit?

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Tufelhunden

· #5 · Mar 9, 2009

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Originally Posted by e_dogg

Thanks guys. Any thought as to the discrepency between FahMon and what is showing on my OCN postbit?

I have always found FahMon to be a little, shall we say optimistic.

It also shows in EOC you didn't have production for a few days and this is a 7 day rolling average.

Here's your link.

http://folding.extremeoverclocking.c...hp?s=&u=414625

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sgdude

· #6 · Mar 9, 2009

make sure you are folding on both cores, seems good!

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e_dogg

Discussion Starter · #7 · Mar 9, 2009

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Originally Posted by Tufelhunden

I have always found FahMon to be a little, shall we say optimistic.

It also shows in EOC you didn't have production for a few days and this is a 7 day rolling average.

Here's your link.

http://folding.extremeoverclocking.c...hp?s=&u=414625

Thanks! I didn't know about the stats on that site! Very useful information. I did have my machine turned off for a few days so I guess that's pretty accurate with the average then.

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Originally Posted by sgdude

make sure you are folding on both cores, seems good!

When I fire up the SMP client, I see the correct message indicating that both cores are going.

I've actually thought about getting a quad so that I can have 2 SMP clients running and get that much more production for the cause!

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