Just Testing img and profile stuff, recent low ppd

[boscoj]

Just Testing img and profile stuff, recent low ppd seems to have fixed itself . . .

But what's up with the 42 day deadline???

My gpu clients dropped to 1K ppd and the cpu's dropped to 260.



No reboot, nothin, just different wu's and we're back to 10K ppd . . .

The screenshot is after the gpu's came back . . .

???

[kiore]

Your running 9800GT's right? Same here those numbers look like what I'm getting, the project 575x's will be slower than the project 577x 's by about a 1000ppd.
Can't see which one has the 42 day deadline you speak of but that does sound normal for a uniprocessor clients so probably the 4438's you are running, your ppd was different on different clients, guess you may have had some really fast ones.
Unsure whether 260 ppd on the uniprocessor is right for your system, am not running any myself but when I was got 300-1000 ppd depending on the unit. (Phenom ii 940 @ 3.44GHz).
kiore.

Addit: sorry you say your gpu's dropped to only 1000 ppd for a while and then came back up? That sounds like another process had priority or was blocking them somehow.

[boscoj]

I changed the image, can you see it now?

yes 9800GTs . . .

something happened again overnight, one cpu client dropped to 0 and the other gpu to 1000



Is there a thread that explains how to add the scrolling logs and various sig add ons?

[gwildperson]

Is there a thread that explains how to add the scrolling logs and various sig add ons?

Enclose the log between

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 and [[size=105]/[/size]code].

Add-ons are designed by and supported by teams so check with your team forum.

[Flathead74]

boscoj,
is there any chance that you have a screensaver running?

[boscoj]

no, no screensaver but the last os I've used was Server 2003 so I'm fairly sure this Vista 64 install is not quite perfect but . . .

All the power management in the os is off, the motherboard bios is new to me as well but I haven't touched that . . .

here is the current log (thanx gwild) from the 1740 wu . . . mainly to give you an idea of the time this is taking . . .

I know people say not to run fah from this directory, not quite sure why . . .

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# Windows CPU Systray Edition #################################################

                       Folding@Home Client Version 6.23

                          http://folding.stanford.edu

###############################################################################

Launch directory: C:\Users\boscoj\AppData\Roaming\Folding@home-x862


[18:24:47] - Ask before connecting: No
[18:24:47] - User name: boscoj (Team 35021)
[18:24:47] - User ID: 731BE23E7B30DC16
[18:24:47] - Machine ID: 2
[18:24:47] 
[18:24:47] Loaded queue successfully.
[18:24:48] Initialization complete
[18:24:48] 
[18:24:48] + Processing work unit
[18:24:48] Core required: FahCore_78.exe
[18:24:48] Core found.
[18:24:48] Working on queue slot 03 [June 4 18:24:48 UTC]
[18:24:48] + Working ...
[18:24:48] 
[18:24:48] *------------------------------*
[18:24:48] Folding@Home Gromacs Core
[18:24:48] Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)
[18:24:48] 
[18:24:48] Preparing to commence simulation
[18:24:48] - Looking at optimizations...
[18:24:48] - Files status OK
[18:24:49] - Expanded 2429425 -> 14674457 (decompressed 604.0 percent)
[18:24:50] 
[18:24:50] Project: 1740 (Run 1, Clone 75, Gen 0)
[18:24:50] 
[18:24:50] Assembly optimizations on if available.
[18:24:50] Entering M.D.
[18:25:11] (Starting from checkpoint)
[18:25:11] Protein: p1740_1740_BCHE_NAT_300_03
[18:25:11] 
[18:25:11] Writing local files
[18:25:11] Completed 195000 out of 500000 steps  (39%)
[18:25:13] Extra SSE boost OK.
[19:13:42] Writing local files
[19:13:42] Completed 200000 out of 500000 steps  (40%)
[20:02:25] Writing local files
[20:02:25] Completed 205000 out of 500000 steps  (41%)
[20:50:52] Writing local files
[20:50:52] Completed 210000 out of 500000 steps  (42%)
[21:40:57] Writing local files
[21:40:57] Completed 215000 out of 500000 steps  (43%)
[22:31:18] Writing local files
[22:31:18] Completed 220000 out of 500000 steps  (44%)
[23:20:47] Writing local files
[23:20:47] Completed 225000 out of 500000 steps  (45%)
[00:09:30] Writing local files
[00:09:31] Completed 230000 out of 500000 steps  (46%)
[00:24:46] + Working...