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... variables write interval: 250 steps (0.025%) [4000 total] 22:27:56:WU00:FS05:0x22:Folding@home Core Shutdown: FINISHED_UNIT FS06: Project: 16435 (Run 3033, Clone 4, Gen 8) 18:34:25:WU02:FS06:0x22:*********************** Log Started 2020-06-26T18:34:24Z *********************** 18:34:25:WU02:FS06:0x22:*************************** ...

... drivers (with Factory reset option). Started F@H client. Added GPU slot. It immediately picked up one of my Vega's problem child WUs, a 16435 Project. 2m 10s TPF is now 6m 45s :lol: I hope you get the issues with your Vega sorted out. At least the swap out was painless, and possibly ...

... drivers (with Factory reset option). Started F@H client. Added GPU slot. It immediately picked up one of my Vega's problem child WUs, a 16435 Project. 2m 10s TPF is now 6m 45s :lol: Hopefully it doesn't crash. Also I forgot how loud this card was. All in all, relatively painless. Thanks ...

And when that been said, just had a WU too large. This time I tested by removing slot. It looks like this, not Faulty2.

https://apps.foldingathome.org/wu#proje ... e=2&gen=12

... this will drag some of the teams creeping up on us back some as well. If it makes you feel any better, my 13409 projects have been interrupted by 16435 projects a couple of times now. And though I didn't have the error issues on 16435, it is a long slow grind on my computer to return a low PPD, ...

... my max temp was 73 C. My PSU is a Corsair AX1200i. I have log output that looks exactly like below for 14253 (774, 1, 36), 13408 (542, 22, 1), 16435 (2947, 0, 43), 11743 (0, 1926, 130), and 11761 (0, 3749, 77). That's what convinced me that something is up, because I'm getting the same error ...

... have crunched? I painstakingly built out a spreadsheet over the course of two weeks to try to find a pattern to my crashes. I found that Project 16435, for whatever reason, was the project that failed on my system (causing a crash) by a far and large margin. Often if the CPU was folding at the ...

Some of these average or gamer users can be convinced to check and reduce their overclock to get to a folding stable setup. But many are convinced the benchmarks they have run, or the temperatures are a final indication of stable. Running integer based compute benchmarks, when floating point is what...

You would be surprised what passes as stable these days to average user (or even serious gamer). Folding@home brings every instability out very quickly. We know that nVidia and AMD have driver profiles for certain benchmarks, profiles which limit power and usage in them, however they do not have suc...

... credence to everyone pointing the finger at my PC in this thread); I was thinking I was bringing the average down with a ~60% success rate on Pr 16435 WUs. But it turns out almost everyone is having issues folding :D. My last send as an example: link . I keep coming across nVidia's raplab - almost ...

...Just for future reference though, is that to say that at some point (possibly the 5 faulty WU's) the system would somehow flag it and bring it to the attention of someone? Bad WUs from the Server's POV are automatically flagged and it is up to the researcher to further investigate it. IME, this ...

PantherX, It seems your memory is solid on the failed units. None had 5 or more, so probably wouldn't display as a bad WU. I looked at all the various runs, and in doing that found that several had no faulty returns and one or more returned OK, so my bad in assuming there were more problems than was...

Regarding failures of WUs, that would need to be investigated for your system to see if the underlying issue can be fixed. When a WU "fails" on the donor system, the Servers don't know if that is a bad WU or a system issue so assigns multiple copies to verify. There's an upper limit of 5 (...

... in the advanced control up enough to allow it to show stable estimates through the WU. I also did some digging by checking several of the various 16435 WU's I had completed. Similar to the findings of Crawdaddy79, I'm seeing a solid trend of a lot of fault codes rather than completed work units. ...

...I was under the impression that QRB no longer existed after you passed the timeout time, thus why I was assuming the WU is awarding points based on a 2 day timeout. That correct... Before Timeout: Base points + Bonus points After Timeout (and before Expiration): Base credits Joe_H was just highl...