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@ComputerGenie: You faced a different known issue: work server assigned you a work unit and the download starts but then hangs forever. Are you using FahClient 7.4.16 which tried to fix the issue but not 100%? Workaround is to restart the FahClient. Yes, using 7.4.16. I've got better things to do t...

You will need to post actual examples of the problem you are reporting since at this time you are the only one reporting problems... Which is why I started a new thread.... You will need to post actual examples of the problem you are reporting since at this time you are the only one reporting probl...

Joe_H wrote:

ComputerGenie wrote:

foldy wrote:It's fixed

In the last 2 hours?

How about 3 days ago...

How about the entire 171.67.108.x range is either down or has 0 WU available.

That is not what you posted, you asked if they were fixed so it was merged with the existing topic... No, no, no. Any news on when assignments to unresponsive/offline servers will cease ? Does not equal "is it fixed". Logic would dictate that if I created a separate topic and asked if the...

Joe_H wrote:

ComputerGenie wrote:

foldy wrote:It's fixed

In the last 2 hours?

How about 3 days ago. Posted several posts above your first post today by toTOW.

How about then someone shouldn't have merged my post. Because it's either not fixed or I have a separate issue.

Aurum wrote:I have not had a single hang since I selected cause Alzheimer's.

That's called a "work-around", not a "fix".

foldy wrote:It's fixed

In the last 2 hours?

Mod - Merged with existing topic, check previous posts. If you are actually still having an issue getting jobs from this WS, post details here. - j

Any news on when assignments to unresponsive/offline servers will cease?

...(All the AS are at Stanford, and if they're all off-line, this takes down the entire assignment process. My expectation is that the electrical crew will finish their work some time this afternoon and FAH services will come back on-line, one piece at a time. I'm glad you added that, because I hav...

JimboPalmer wrote:It models Proteins, and animates the folding for CPU WUs?

I was thinking the same thing.

I have been folding for a while now. Since getting my 1070, I have been paying more attention to the log and such. So sometimes I get 570K PPD but the credit is 80K or 120K or so, then I get a work unit that is 470K PPD that takes 47 secs per iteration only giving 40K of credit. Is the 570K PPD onl...

Ignore the clock speed of the CPU, it is a relatively meaningless measure of performance. The clock speed is only useful comparing processors from the same family. As a design that dates back nearly 5 years, the FX-8320 is probably fast enough in most cases, but its ability to transfer data between...

The OpenCL driver for Linux is significantly different than the Windows OpenCL driver. Each GPU uses at most one CPU thread. Many projects do significantly better if you have a faster CPU ( Central Processing Unit). The GPU can't get data fast enough to stay busy ... And how much more does one need...

The OpenCL driver for Linux is significantly different than the Windows OpenCL driver. Each GPU uses at most one CPU thread. Many projects do significantly better if you have a faster CPU ( Central Processing Unit). The GPU can't get data fast enough to stay busy ... And how much more does one need...

...So my questions to everyone are (A) What GPU are you running and (B) What is the functional clock rate of the PCIe bus, and (C) have you allocated a full CPU thread to running FAHCore_21 on this project? (D) Are you running Window or Linux?... Rig 1: A 2x GeForce GTX 1080 B PCI 2.0 16X -- 5.0 GT...