My A64 rig is finally completed!

[InlineFive]

Whew, after all this time and I can finally start crunching F@H again! It took me so long because my video card died and then I received a crappy stepping (CBBID) so it took me a while to find a stable speed.

Even with those speeds it's still going much better then my old Athlon XP. Maybe due to a lot of factors with the K8 architecture. If anyone has any suggestions for ways to help F@H out on A64 systems I would appreciate it!

Large 600pt units: Around 10min but occasionally jumps to 16min
Smaller 100pt'ish units: Under 10min

-Por

 

[GLeeM]

PorBleemo, good to have you back in the Fold

 

[natethegreat]

Originally posted by: GLeeM
PorBleemo, good to have you back in the Fold

:thumbsup:

 

[Insidious]

holy cow... it takes me about 40 minutes to do a step on a 600 point WU.

NICE BOX!

(glad you're back to folding)

-Sid

 

[GLeeM]

Hmmm.... at 16 minutes per frame for a 600 point WU

that comes to 540 points per day!! ??

at 10 minutes per frame it comes to 864 ppd

 

[amdxborg]

Welcome back Por!!!

 

[InlineFive]

Originally posted by: GLeeM
Hmmm.... at 16 minutes per frame for a 600 point WU

that comes to 540 points per day!! ??

at 10 minutes per frame it comes to 864 ppd

It's not that weird. My old AXP 3200+ did a frame in about 16min. Although I doesn't generae that much ppd.

 

[ShotgunSteven]

Debugging my new Athlon64 3500+ at the moment, as well as installing software and such that I need. Then I have to figure out how to get stuff off of my old HD that was on the desktop. Hopefully there is a way to do this without rebuilding the entire old computer. WinXP won't let me start up the old HD as the main one because of the different hardware or something.

 

[InlineFive]

Hmm, something is still up with this computer. It's bouncing between 7min and 15min frame times and after 12 hours or so it will freeze. But a restart of the program works marvelously for another few hours.

Ideas?