Folding Forum

Not specifically for F@h, but when looking at the raw power as tested by Jay, Steve and all they other youtubers,,, With the CUDA cores it's not surprising to see wild fluctuations on the PPD, even more than the 30 series. I imagine a card like the 4090 just has to fold for the alzheimers projects i...

Looking at your review, and the others that came online today, that's an insanely fast card. I'm so tempted to find myself an excuse to spend the (probably) two grand in euros... hopefully reason will win though

My trusty space heaters have been folding for this project a lot in the last couple weeks, no issues at all. One is Windows 11, RTX 3070 TI (recent drivers), the other runs Ubuntu 20.04 and has a 3060 TI (slightly older drivers, because I was too lazy to upgrade them). What specs does your machine h...

Currently that's not a standard functionality of the client, but it can be done using the system's task scheduler. See viewtopic.php?p=356264&hilit=send+pause#p356264

Treceroute often is blocked, so is not a reliable test. Better might be to do a telnet to that address on port 80.

As for how the servers deal with work unit errors, as far as I understand... a certain error rate is accepted, and expected. If the error rate exceeds certain thresholds though, it will be flagged, and in extreme cases, job assignment may be halted. I don't think one could force such a situation fro...

The latest client has the latest fixes, I wouldn't go for an older one. Alternative:
- Finish the GPU job
- Edit the settings for the GPU slot, add the option pause-on-start, and set it to true

You should change your profile to 'Dr. Frankenstein'

FAH can only run one job per GPU. I guess you can have 1 Boinc job and 1 FAH job running concurrently.

You could schedule fahclient --send-pause, fahclient --send-finish and fahclient --send-unpause from the system scheduler

Nvidia cards are much better for FAH compared to AMD, mostly due to drivers, and Nvidia working with FAH to optimize the software.
As to which Nvidia card to go for depends on several variables and what you aim for.

Hi, The client does make backups, in C:\ProgramData\FAHClient\work or /var/lib/fahclient/work, depending on OS. The client probably drops the WU for another reason, possibly because the number of errors during calculation were too high or something, the log (see FAH Control) may tell why. System sta...

I'd say one client with two CPU slot of 24 threads each. Two clients won't work. In FAH Control you can add a new CPU slot to an existing config.

The 290x is released in 2013. Maybe that'd be happy with a 1x slot, but that won't work for something like an RTX card.

MARSTG wrote: ↑Mon May 23, 2022 2:37 am ... you would need a sort of mining rig setup

Red flag here A mining rig usually is not suitable for folding. F@h needs a proper CPU (one thread per GPU), and proper PCIe bandwidth. I suppose you're not suggesting to use a mining rig, but a comparable setup, but just to be sure.