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..............been away a while but now i'm back. It wasn't me, I was framed. Just a quick question before turning the farm back on, is the x1950 xtx not supported by a gpu client anymore?
Happy folding.
Happy folding.
No unfortunately, as all my boxes had x1950 series cards Those were GPU1 cores, which is obsolete now. Even if they were, they would be extremely slow on today's WU's. Even the 3x Series cards are taking a beating now. If your looking to GPU fold on ATI the 48 series is doing better with rescent Core improvements => 3800 PPD, but Nvidia still have things cornered. My GX 280 with a modest OC on the shaders is producing 7500 PPD. I would not recommend the 280's though unless your only going to crunch on one GPU card. A pair of 9800 GT SC's or a single 9800 GX2 will net you over 10K PPD, for about 1/3 less the cost both in terms of PWR and price. Throw in a single Quad SMP client, and your well over 12K PPD...............been away a while but now i'm back. It wasn't me, I was framed. Just a quick question before turning the farm back on, is the x1950 xtx not supported by a gpu client anymore?
Happy folding.
No unfortunately, as all my boxes had x1950 series cards Those were GPU1 cores, which is obsolete now. Even if they were, they would be extremely slow on today's WU's. Even the 3x Series cards are taking a beating now. If your looking to GPU fold on ATI the 48 series is doing better with rescent Core improvements => 3800 PPD, but Nvidia still have things cornered. My GX 280 with a modest OC on the shaders is producing 7500 PPD. I would not recommend the 280's though unless your only going to crunch on one GPU card. A pair of 9800 GT SC's or a single 9800 GX2 will net you over 10K PPD, for about 1/3 less the cost both in terms of PWR and price. Throw in a single Quad SMP client, and your well over 12K PPD.
ahh welcome back 2bullish - the way my SMP clients are going at the moment you'll be past me in no time
How much did that set you back?
I've always been a bit wary of buying expensive PC hardware off eBay, especially since eBay and PayPal generally back the seller.