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Is that on the cards at any point? I haven't heard anything about them being looked at so far. Part would depend on whether they become common in usage. The other part is whether the GPU section would be useful for F@h. My brief look into that is it looks like a cut down Ampere chip from that used ...

You could probably run F@h using the ARM version on Linux and do CPU folding. However they have not created an ARM version of the GPU folding cores, so no GPU folding. I don't know how the processing power of the ARM CPU in a Jetson Nano stacks up compared to other ARM processors. It would need to ...

Sorry I never got to replying to this.. I ended up buying a windows 10 enterprise licence and running that any so far with the V8 client it is running as expected I suspect the issues are Nvidia related and nothing to do with the client itself. HOWEVER, the issue is the way folding at home loads on ...

So geekbench showed what I expected, slightly reduced perforamce but nothing on the slace of what I was seeing... But here is a new issue GPUs not working 18:34:48:W :Unrecognized option 'gpu' 18:34:48:W :Unrecognized option 'power' 18:34:48:I1:*********************** Folding@home Client ***********...

Sorry I didn't notice you replied, not getting notifications for replay is kinda meh. So the WUs run, i have a 64 thread and a 28 thread slot, running V8, but the slots are performing like a 2400k... I'm planning to do some investigations to determine if the CPU is underperforming in all tasks, E.G ...

More issues... The CPU is underperforming so much I don't think I'll even meet the deadline for the WUs.... I just dumped a slot, it got a new WU and worked up to 1% fine, now it's been sat at 1% for at least 20 minutes, system monitor says the cores are being used, but the PPD is just dropping like...

In a move that surprises no one, Linux fixed all of my issues

So I'm suspecting it's a windows issue rather than a client issue, just installing Ubuntu now to see.

I'll get back to you!

I was running Windows for testing purposes but I'm a mostly Linux guy these days, so it was going to end up with Ubuntu on it either way.

So to update this,

On the web interface it says it has allocated a 64 and a 24 thread slot, with obviously 2 more used for each GPU...

But in task manager it is showing only 64 threads being utilised... Which is even more weird than the original issue of only allocating a single 64 thread slot

Hey guys, So first of all a little introduction, I've been the leader of the LTT folding team for almost 10 years, taking the team from number 16 to second in the rankings. I've been involved in folding for longer than that, but you get the idea Recently it was time for a Folding Server upgrade, fin...