Am using this:
http://folding.stanford.edu/English/WinGuide
If that's not the advisory link, let me know.
That's the basic install. I took most of the defaults I believe. The results are the same as with Version 6. I choose both SMP & GPU for the install. The result is SMP folds but GPU just sits there. The good thing is FahCore_15.exe loaded instead of 11.exe so that's progress. There is much advice on the folding forum but hard to follow. All get me stuck somewhere.
(I wonder why <b>bold</b> and color fonts don't seem to work on this Atomic Bob thread?)
Here is one advice suggestion:
http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=1526339&;mpage=1&print=true
<b>"OK, I finally got it... here's what you do:
Must use V7 client in expert mode. Follow THESE instructions first, then...
1) Start the V7 client, pause the GPU client(s) if running.
2) go to 'Start' > 'All Programs' > 'FAHClient' > 'Data Directory' [it links directly to data location], then dbl click 'work' and delete your GPU-related directories. The directories are those with names '00', '01', etc, which match your 'Work Queue' number on the V7 client expert main page. Be sure you do not delete any CPU or non-680 directories.
3) go back to the V7 client and click 'Configure', dbl click the first 680 GPU entry (repeat for other 680's as necessary)
4) scroll down to 'Extra slot options (expert only)' and look for an Add button on the lower right and click it.
5) under 'Name:' enter "client-type" and under 'Value:' enter "beta", click OK
6) Return to main V7 screen, look under 'Folding Slots' and for each GPU right-click > 'Fold'
7) If they don't start properly just restart the folding client."</b>
I will try the above next a 2nd time. Got stuck the 1st time. Anyone wanna see my logfile? Hah!
BAP
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