I am sitting still on my 5870... I would love to put this guy to work.
Do you participate in Milky Way or Einstein?
Me too and I agree fully- others can chime in with more info but I do believe work is ongoing to get the ati cards up and running on GPUgrid. But looking quickly I was wrong about Einstein but I see collatz and Milky way are ati supported
Thats easy.
1- install BOINC latest version.
2- add a project supported by ATI cards. There are only 2 right now. Milkway and Collatz.
PS. Collatz also have CPU folding. You can disable if you want, just like i did.
1 month of milkway with my 3870 gives me the same points of a yeard of OC Q9450 on WCG. 8 minutes to do a task to milk and about 30min to collatz. that with 3870.
cya
PS. Also check this:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...play.php?f=298
Currently, XS doesn't have much active users on Milkyway, you will have more fun on Collatz. Or if you want be a loner, get onto DNETC@Home; it gives the most BOINC points.
Either way, I don't see anything out of those three that can at least help humanity on a large scale, just do it for fun if you want to.
Here are the steps to get started.
- Make sure you have the latest version of BOINC, the latest version can be downloaded here. Or else the older BOINC managers might act trippy on ATi cards.
- You do not have to register.
- After BOINC is all set and done, go to Tools>Attach to Project or Account Manager
- Then, when you are at the list of projects, look for either Collatz Conjecture, MilkyWay@Home, or DNETC@Home. Press next.
- You are all set and done! If you got problems visit either the MilkyWay@Home site, Collatz site, or the DNETC site.
Did you turn off "Protected Application Execution" during the BOINC installation? This is a common mistake
Yes, definitely.
I think as long as it's Furmark stable for something like 15 minutes, your OC will be okay for BOINC.
That's the case for GPUGRID, at least.
Your overclock is unstable and driver crashed. You are stuck in 2D mode.
Restart your computer and back down the OC a bit.
Yeah, restart will reset it to the "normal clocks." But you will need to watch for your OC since it is the crash that forced it into 2D mode.
Here is the XtremeSystems Milky Way Page- Though I cannot tell what the team number is but I believe you can join pretty easy
And it looks like you have already passed 7,000 for today's Milestones Nice 1
Reading this made me think to stick my 5870 on too. Better than nothing I guess. But I'm getting this message when it tries to look for work;
22/09/2010 22:29:57 Milkyway@home update requested by user
22/09/2010 22:30:01 Milkyway@home Sending scheduler request: Requested by user.
22/09/2010 22:30:01 Milkyway@home Not reporting or requesting tasks
22/09/2010 22:30:10 Milkyway@home Scheduler request completed
There is a single task in my work que but it's just sat there "Ready to start". Sorry to thread-jack but any ideas?
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