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Re: Hey you overclockers

By: BigApplePi in F@H | Recommend this post (0)
Fri, 22 Mar 13 6:35 PM | 22 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Folding at Home 		Msg. 01969 of 02753
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Hi micro. I'm running Precision X and don't see any voltage or shader adjustments. Are you using another measurement program?

About that slow machine. Are you running anything else? I have a laptop running Firefox. Did a Task Manager and something was running sending it up to near 100 percent usage. Not folding as it's a single processor and not worth it. I took FF down and brought it up again and cpu usage is back to low normal. Sometimes those background advertisements take up cycles. Don't know.


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Re: Hey you overclockers
By: micro in F@H
Fri, 22 Mar 13 3:43 PM 		Msg. 01963 of 02753

You're doing good Sun.

The other factor is VOLTAGE for the processor. YOU CAN increase the voltage to help the processor (GPU) run at a higher speed versus stock. The voltage helps stabilize the gpu so it has enough UMPH (HorsePower)to run faster than normal.

HOwever, the best place to start is simply by increasing the SHADER SPEED gradually and let it run awhile each time to make sure that it is stable and not re-starting itself due to instability. THAT is when you can try to adjust the VOLTAGE of the GPU, to make it more stable.

Hope this helps,

micro... Very Happy


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