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I have been concerned that my output is not very good at the moment and it was confirmed yesterday when I spoke to a friend running a GTX1070 and hitting 6-700k PPD

I am only turning out ~175K PPD

Running on Windows 10 1909

i9 9900KF
64GB Ram

What am I doing wrong?

do you have a passkey entered?

Nathan_P wrote:do you have a passkey entered?

No, I tried to get one but the email never arrived

Ah, that would explain the difference. Try asking for a passkey again, the servers were hammered last weekend but it should be better now. If you had a passkey your PPD would be around 1.1m. You are still doing the same amount of science for the project though

Nathan_P wrote:Ah, that would explain the difference. Try asking for a passkey again, the servers were hammered last weekend but it should be better now. If you had a passkey your PPD would be around 1.1m. You are still doing the same amount of science for the project though

Aha, thank you

I have tried, waiting for email.

Yep, that should do the trick. If it doesn't come in a few days just ask again. Note that to get the actual Quick Return Bonus points, you'll have to pull down 10 work units with an 80% success rate to have the bonus kick in. Once it does, you'll be rolling in points! That's a sweet graphics card.

Paragon wrote:Yep, that should do the trick. If it doesn't come in a few days just ask again. Note that to get the actual Quick Return Bonus points, you'll have to pull down 10 work units with an 80% success rate to have the bonus kick in. Once it does, you'll be rolling in points! That's a sweet graphics card.

Excellent, thank you so much

I eventually got a passkey however my points in the webcontrol window have gone to 0 now. it was 2.6 million.

Welcome to Folding@Home!

Once you enter a passkey, It tracks you by name and passkey.
Those earlier points were an earlier 'you'

I see at least two Juggys in the data base, is this You? https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com ... s=&u=55964

Is this you? https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com ... s=&u=99425

If either are you, you can use that link to track your work.

JimboPalmer wrote:Welcome to Folding@Home!

Once you enter a passkey, It tracks you by name and passkey.
Those earlier points were an earlier 'you'

I see at least two Juggys in the data base, is this You? https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com ... s=&u=55964

Is this you? https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com ... s=&u=99425

If either are you, you can use that link to track your work.

Thank you

https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com ... s=&u=55964

That is me, started folding quite some time ago. So the new points will be added to my existing profile I assume under the same team?

If you have it configured in your PC currently, yes.

JimboPalmer wrote:If you have it configured in your PC currently, yes.

Sweet, thanks again for helping me get up to speed. I think the last time I folded was 10-12 years ago on Q6600 and E8600 CPU's

I have 2 MSI GeForce RTX 2060 Super Ventus GP OC cards on one of my systems. Using MSI Afterburner I have a core clock of +90, mem clock of +550, core voltage +3% and power limit set to 67%, with these settings they are pulling approx 123w avg, and if you run 24 hours expected 1.2m ppd each. Just for anyone who is interested.

scerbera wrote:I have 2 MSI GeForce RTX 2060 Super Ventus GP OC cards on one of my systems. Using MSI Afterburner I have a core clock of +90, mem clock of +550, core voltage +3% and power limit set to 67%, with these settings they are pulling approx 123w avg, and if you run 24 hours expected 1.2m ppd each. Just for anyone who is interested.

Thanks, I am seeing roughly the same in the factory OC'd Gigabyte. Core clock boosts to 1920 which is quite high

I just ordered the RTX 2080 Windforce OC to add to my system, should perform quite well.

There's no need to overclock the memory on the gpu, FAH won't get any benefit from it.