MX250

[Joe_H]

Someone still has to add the second definition to the GPUs.txt file first. Until that happens you can delete the one you have and download a new one and that will not do anything for you.

Also check to see that your install has not set gpus to false in the configuration.

[RegularFolder]

Someone still has to add the second definition to the GPUs.txt file first. Until that happens you can delete the one you have and download a new one and that will not do anything for you.

Also check to see that your install has not set gpus to false in the configuration.

It just says this:

<config>
<!-- Logging -->
<verbosity v='5'/>

<!-- Network -->
<proxy v=':8080'/>

<!-- Slot Control -->
<pause-on-battery v='false'/>
<power v='FULL'/>

<!-- User Information -->
<passkey v='****************************************************'/>
<team v='*********'/>
<user v='****************'/>

<!-- Folding Slots -->
<slot id='0' type='CPU'/>
</config>

[RegularFolder]

Here it is using the command prompt: 0x10de:0x1d52:1:0:0:NVIDIA Corporation:NVIDIA GeForce MX250

[bruce]

Ok, Since you didn't answer, I guessed wrong. You have a 1d52 which I will now add, as well.

[RegularFolder]

Thanks for your help, so I just delete the old GPU file and restart?

[bruce]

That should work provided your internet connection opens quickly enough to be active when FAHClient starts.

[RegularFolder]

That should work provided your internet connection opens quickly enough to be active when FAHClient starts.

Solved, thank you.

[toTOW]

There are two IDs for MX250 : 0x1D52 is the 10W version of the chip and 0x1D13 is the 25W variant of the chip.