Folding Forum

Actually Einstein is very sensitive, it needs constant CPU help. And I was talking about how Folding CPU tasks are very polite. They get out of the way of Einstein, but Boinc ones don't. It doesn't make sense really for any combination. I have 24 cores. I run 25 tasks. Each task (including the CPU p...

are you sure? Folding magically doesn't harm performance if the GPU task is in Boinc. But Boinc on the CPU harms it! Folding CPU tasks seem to get out of the way / have lower priority.

the columns work ok, I just wanted to know which was which.

P.P.S. please set the default to have the GPUs and CPUs columns displayed, as in the old version, I would think they are very useful to everyone.

Fixed it myself, please leave this here for anyone else having the same problem. And BTW, this is not very intuitive. The thin line next to the spinning arrow is apparently where you put them. Since it was empty I never thought of using it. The default already has four things in there if you leave i...

I found this, which claims I can "Drag and drop columns to change their position and visibility. Note, only the default columns are displayed on small screens." But although I can drag them to a different order, how do I turn them on and off? I've actually got 5 columns displayed, not the ...

Have I set something wrong, or is there an option somewhere, or does it just not do this?

I can't tell which of these tasks is using my CPU and which is using the GPU.

Been a year so I've forgotten, I just looked up a webpage and did all three suggestions. I think the one which works might have involved group policy editor. When I look at the update settings in the normal way, it says "your update settings are managed by your network manager". It's a com...

There's a few ways to do it, initially MS got round them, but I haven't had to re-turn it off for ages. It's like Youtube trying to stop downloads. Ultimately the computer is in my possession and I can control it more.

Only time I restart my Windows computer is if it's locked up (once every 6 months). It's then difficult to pause folding. Those of you who haven't bypassed Microsoft's auto-update and reboot, losing all the things you were working on, probably lose a lot of folding tasks. I've bypassed it ever since...

If you shut down your mac, does folding exit gracefully? I guess windows makes the programming more difficult. It's possible to do it though, gridcoin for example puts up a "gridcoin did not yet exit safely" for about 5 seconds while it saves something and windows waits unless you click &q...

Perhaps the default should be to display a non-techy version for people like me who do not program in html or otherwise!

Actually Tesco displays nothing, it appears due to a fault.

Something which says what it means. I see service unavailable on Tesco where I order food home deliveries. It means their server is down. Why would I be getting an http error here anyway? There is no error. It should be just a message saying no work surely? I looked up 430..... From https://http.dev...

Anyway, what I'd like changed is this error message because it's incorrect/misleading:

21:56:49:E :OUT430:HTTP_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE: {"error":"No appropriate assignment"}

The second part makes sense, but the first part makes me think a server is broken. Why is it saying this?

Surely FAH can save when you restart?! Windows ignores the settings within the folding client to wait for processes to exit cleanly. So often it will just kill the folding processes before the cores have exited, or before the files have been flushed from RAM and written to the drive. Is this why I ...