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Re: BIG THUNDERSTORMS last night here

By: ArVee in F@H | Recommend this post (0)
Thu, 03 May 12 2:01 AM | 26 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Folding at Home 		Msg. 01025 of 02753
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There's something that doesn't make sense on that one, Micro. Not only should those ppd with higher shaders go higher as well, temps are expected to go higher (even more with higher voltage). Did the core clock go up as well, proportionate to the shaders? Something's wrong, or were these on different WU's?

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BIG THUNDERSTORMS last night here
By: micro in F@H
Wed, 02 May 12 5:23 PM 		Msg. 01024 of 02753

They knocked out the power to the plantaround six p.m. and the computers went down.
Two CPU's and two video cards not folding all night.

At least they were not ruined. They are back up and running again now but my points and the team are gonna suffer a little.

Here is an interesting thing.

I am able at home to run that GTX 460 at almost 2000 on the shader clock with the voltage turned up a little and the GPU temp does not go up, in fact it cools a little.

However, the FRAME TIMES were not getting better by cranking it up. Stock is 1520 or something like that.

I turned it back down and am running it on what the other 460 is running at in my office at work. 1764.

I don;t get it. I thought if you could really jump up the shaders the frame rate would really shorten up. It did not happen. Very puzzling.......

micro....

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