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  1. #1
    Santas
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    just started crunching and joined XS

    been lurking these forums for years and just got into crunching so i figured id crunch for XS. only have a single GTX 660 ti 3gb running atm because my PSU the bed. soon as the new one gets here ill have 2 660 ti's and a 460 crunching away!

    im SNS on the team roster.

    also i read a post about delaying boinc startup so it wouldnt beat precisionX and i cant for the life of me find that thread again!

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    --start_delay N
    Specify N number of seconds to delay running apps after client startup
    or in cc_config.xml add <start_delay>nseconds</start_delay> in the options

    welcome to the best GPUGrid team
    Main: i7-930 @ 2.8GHz HT on; 1x GIGABYTE GTX 660 Ti OC 100% GPUGrid
    2nd: i7-920 @ 2.66GHz HT off; 1x EVGA GTX 650 Ti SSC 100% GPUGrid
    3rd: i7-3770k @ 3.6GHz HT on, 3 threads GPUGrid CPU; 2x GIGABYTE GTX 660 Ti OC 100% GPUGrid
    Part-time: FX-4100 @ 3.6GHz, 2 threads GPUGrid CPU; 1x EVGA GTX 650 100% GPUGrid

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    Santas
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    Thanks!

    i see you are also running 660s have you done any testing with them? clearly ocing the core helps alot but does ocing memory do anything? ive got my running 1267/7000 for crunching but if the memory doesnt help id back it off and get a bit more out of the core.

    reports in event viewer as 474 Gflops but i cant find anything to compare this to

    also is there a good way to figure out points/hour or per day so i can calculate the difference if i do change my OC.
    Last edited by Santas; 11-27-2012 at 08:28 PM.

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    at gpugrid webpage you can view the work units that you crunched and it will report the number of seconds of run time, use that to calculate points per day. AFAIK memory speed has little effect on completion times and you can downclock it without much difference. I am running mine at "stock" which is about 1153 core (boost speed) on most of them.
    Main: i7-930 @ 2.8GHz HT on; 1x GIGABYTE GTX 660 Ti OC 100% GPUGrid
    2nd: i7-920 @ 2.66GHz HT off; 1x EVGA GTX 650 Ti SSC 100% GPUGrid
    3rd: i7-3770k @ 3.6GHz HT on, 3 threads GPUGrid CPU; 2x GIGABYTE GTX 660 Ti OC 100% GPUGrid
    Part-time: FX-4100 @ 3.6GHz, 2 threads GPUGrid CPU; 1x EVGA GTX 650 100% GPUGrid

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    Xtreme Cruncher
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    You should consider upgrading BOINC to a version 7 client, there are quite a lot of GPU changes since version 6!
    Main: i7-930 @ 2.8GHz HT on; 1x GIGABYTE GTX 660 Ti OC 100% GPUGrid
    2nd: i7-920 @ 2.66GHz HT off; 1x EVGA GTX 650 Ti SSC 100% GPUGrid
    3rd: i7-3770k @ 3.6GHz HT on, 3 threads GPUGrid CPU; 2x GIGABYTE GTX 660 Ti OC 100% GPUGrid
    Part-time: FX-4100 @ 3.6GHz, 2 threads GPUGrid CPU; 1x EVGA GTX 650 100% GPUGrid

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    Santas
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    easy enough ill get 7 right away not sure why i would have downloaded an older version lol... thanks.

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    Santas
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    everything i have is on water so to justify having watercooling to myself i have to overclock everything to the absolute max. already have modded bios to get 1.212 volts for overclocking but i seem to have gotten a bum card anything past 1267 and it crashes once in a while. anyway... thanks for the info ill report back after it crunches for a few days with the points its getting and we can compare to see if how much if any it matters

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    you will see a gain but only a couple percent at most IIRC. there was a very recent post on the GPUGrid forum about memory clocking.
    Main: i7-930 @ 2.8GHz HT on; 1x GIGABYTE GTX 660 Ti OC 100% GPUGrid
    2nd: i7-920 @ 2.66GHz HT off; 1x EVGA GTX 650 Ti SSC 100% GPUGrid
    3rd: i7-3770k @ 3.6GHz HT on, 3 threads GPUGrid CPU; 2x GIGABYTE GTX 660 Ti OC 100% GPUGrid
    Part-time: FX-4100 @ 3.6GHz, 2 threads GPUGrid CPU; 1x EVGA GTX 650 100% GPUGrid

  9. #9
    Santas
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    couple % is what i do . looking at your sig im already planning in my head how i would test and match all those cards for max OC / crunching lol.. i cant help it!!

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    Santas
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    MMMM my corsair hx850 just showed up hopefully ill get it installed tonight and get crunching on all 3 gpus!

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    Santas
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    and the last slot on my mobo is blocked by the case lol.. oh well got both 660 tis rolling anyway.

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