GPU to get huge boost in PPD

[MARSTG]

Oh, my issue was that the AppData folder was hidden in Win7 in Users\yourusername\AppData. That is where you need to dump the v2.22 core.
I got a 8057 on my GT430 that in the happiest of cases was doing 5k PPD and this time was showing 10k PPD and I also got one on the GTX 560 but estimation is not out yet. I deleted the one on GT430 as that is the display card on the Xeon rig. So yes, they are out there!
Yep in excess of 100k PPD on WU8057 but my gtx560 is not staying at full speed, it drops always to idle at 50MHz. I have tha latest 306.xx WHQL driver and set to max performance in Nvidia control panel and also checked so that both cards would handle CUDA. Any suggestions?

[blueem2]

Any overclock on the card?

[cable]

the easy way to put 2.22 in the right folder i found is
right click FAHControl go to properties copy this and do a search C:\Users\dad\AppData\Roaming\FAHClient click on the FAHCient folder open folder cores then Stanford University then ~pande then Win32 then AMD64 then NVIDIA then Fermi now i have tow folders here 1st is beta the other is Core_15.fah iput 2.22 in both and got it to work hope that helps you guys

[great_big_abyss]

I don't seem to be catching too many 8057s over the last 48hrs, maybe one or two at the most. I had a good run for two days there, though.

[MARSTG]

Originally Posted by cable

the easy way to put 2.22 in the right folder i found is
right click FAHControl go to properties copy this and do a search C:\Users\dad\AppData\Roaming\FAHClient click on the FAHCient folder open folder cores then Stanford University then ~pande then Win32 then AMD64 then NVIDIA then Fermi now i have tow folders here 1st is beta the other is Core_15.fah iput 2.22 in both and got it to work hope that helps you guys

I already did that. Card is overclocked from factory @925MHz

I got an 8057 on my GT520 on PCI that has been rebadged as GT610.

The gtx 560 works fine with fah gpu tracker at default speed. I tried even with the original core from the installation and still no go. The core is not engaging the card for a reason or another. Down-clocking the card to 800MHz did nothing.
On the bright side I get in excess of 20k PPD on my GT430 (96SP@730MHz) on WU8057.

[blueem2]

Every time I get an 8018 work unit I lose 30K points. :) I know it's not all about points so I'm letting them run. Though I'm sure I could toss about 40 of them and still be above 80%. !

[MARSTG]

I think we'll have a gold rush after the Fermi cards with Stanford's intention to offer QRB on all GPU WUs. I mean if you can get a 200$ card let's say a GTX 480 or GTX 570 produce more than a 1000$ dual xeon setup or 4P Opteron setup then it will be a no brainer for anyone to jump on these cards. Makes me think I should sell my 2P Xeon rig while I can and look again at multi-gpu supporting mobos. BTW, my GTS 450@850MHz is reporting 42k PPD on the 8057!

[cable]

gtx 570 sc is is only hittting 170,548ppd o/c'ed at 899MHz

[Tim_H]

I wouldn't jump ship to quick.

These are still Beta WU's. I would expect there to be changes before they are released for advanced or full release.

[stoanee]

Originally Posted by MARSTG

I think we'll have a gold rush after the Fermi cards with Stanford's intention to offer QRB on all GPU WUs. I mean if you can get a 200$ card let's say a GTX 480 or GTX 570 produce more than a 1000$ dual xeon setup or 4P Opteron setup then it will be a no brainer for anyone to jump on these cards. Makes me think I should sell my 2P Xeon rig while I can and look again at multi-gpu supporting mobos. BTW, my GTS 450@850MHz is reporting 42k PPD on the 8057!

The only thing constant with Stanford is change. As soon as everyone jumps on gpus for folding they will change points...again.