Folding Forum

If have FAH running in a docker container.
Is it somehow possible to connect the FAHControl with this instance?
Or to get any other monitoring exept the "docker logs fah0"?
Thanks!

https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/211 ... 4-181121-3
The (my) AORUS GeForce RTX™ 2080 Ti XTREME WATERFORCE 11G can do this.

This says +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | NVIDIA-SMI 440.100 Driver Version: 440.100 CUDA Version: 10.2 | |-------------------------------+----------------------+----------------------+ | GPU Name Persistence-M| Bus-Id Disp.A | Volatile Uncorr. ECC |...

What says nvidia-smi in the command line?

I'm at COVID-19.
I just tried full power (366W) at proj 17305.
They say it should be 5.6 Mill - I get 5.3 Mill with my watercooled 2080Ti Rev A.
With 200W I get 4.8 Mill, means, full power is a waste of energy for me.

I think it is a little bit early to tell. I guess the number of 3080s which are folding might be only a few and some of them will run at 250W. My 2080Ti Rev. A gets 4.3 Mill average @200W. The 5.1 Mil up there might be at full power and with moonshot projects, otherwise I'd be a little bit surprised...

Looks good for me, thanks!
One more wish:
If I could put a name in the host section I could connect via dyndns too.

bumbel123 wrote:What OS?

Mint 19.3
More important are the kernel version and the driver version.
What I found is that NVIDIA 440.100 plus Kernel 4.15.0-107 gives 10% more PPD than other combinations and so also 10% more than i could achive in Windows.

cine.chris wrote:Looking at the effects of power capping too. @Ichbin3 might have a suggestion for that?

Yes, I have.
With a 2060S erlier I got nearly 85% of PPD running it at 120W compared to full power.
Depends at the project.

My 2060/2070 super combo would consistently match the 2080Ti PPD level. So, your 3.2M PPD for 13424 is very good in comparison! You may find that it is a little bit more difficult and depends on the atom count of the WUs. Your 2060/2070 are more suitable to lower atom-count-WUs than a 2080TI. At hi...

Just my 2 cents:
I compar some older WUs which have not been raised in PPD.

At my 2080TI@200W I got
13414 - 3.4 Mill PPD
16600 - 3.8 Mill PPD
14465 - 3.5 Mill PPD
vs
13424 - 3.2 Mill PPD

This is not a complain

CrimsonFKR wrote:unfortunately, that solution did not work. I found a zotac specific driver which i installed

It is still a 3 years old driver.
Try one of the newer ones.

Quote myself ...

Ichbin3 wrote: This is not about the setup of F@H, I do know how to handle this part.

Good hint with the HDMI dummy plug, thanks!

Got another slow one right now
13420 (6171, 23, 0)
For all the people who say there aren't any ;- )