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foldinghomealone wrote:Next upload of data will be Sunday

I’ll give you an upload Saturday, though I think for my cards you almost have enough data points until something changes.

Why no more folding? Looking forward to the results though

NoMoreQuarantine wrote:Wow, the 2080 Ti is breaking the 3 million mark. Far and away the highest earner. I now patiently wait for someone to post some Titan RTX results

Would still love to see some 2060 and 2070 results too.

Windows 10:
I watched x22 p14251 (1018,2,11) from download through the first 2 percent. It ramped up gradually from zero RAM to 1,477 MB. I didn't see any big RAM spikes at any point for this project.

Here’s my other dual GPU case. 200mm fan on the side. Cards stay nice and cool.

You're folding on solar power? That's pretty cool. That by choice or is that your only means of power?

Its likely to be a combination of the stock wraith cooler being too small for full load, memory timings, and manual OC. Memory clocks determine what Infinity fabric runs at, which is how fast the chiplets and IO die talk to each other. Since FAH reserves one core for the GPU and core counts of 23 a...

Windows 10 pro GPU x22 14253 at 2,012 MB. I'll try to check catch one at start up sometime.

I have an old R9 270x, and it will work in Linux for games, but I'm not sure you can fold with it. It will work in windows, and is about equal to a 750ti.
Search around here a bit and you might find some amd on Linux threads. Sorry I'm not much help, been a while since I messed with that card.

I tried one of the 140mm Noctua Industrial PPC 3000 fans and it was super loud. If you care about fan noise, be aware. They do give great airflow, but I couldn’t stand the noise. Ended up going with some much quieter 1200 rpm fans

foldinghomealone wrote:I also thought about that but PPD are quite different. Want to investigate further

Does someone has their 3900 set for 2 slots, 12+9?
So 24 threads isn't a possible configuration?

What's your power supply on that old system? That will likely be your limiting factor on GPU upgrade.

foldinghomealone wrote:new uploads for...

I just had a look, and I'm guessing this is me:
R7 3800 @12t 146,948 105,568 228,783 23,103 36
R7 3800X @12t 135,983 119,273 178,313 16,636 24

I likely just forgot the 'X' in one of my uploads. I don't think that a vanilla R7 3800 exists.