Everything You Need To Know About World Community Grid/BOINC

[rubber5]

If I'm reading those times right (which is a big if) you're doing well. I'd say you're running a i7 at 3.8ish? give or take 200mhz.

Everything looks great. Just leave it and it'll upload after an hour or so.

holy crap your neary right im at 3.7ghz with hyper treding as long as im doing good thats all i care about

[rubber5]

dam it just got a bsod neary hit 6hrs what do i do now
any help

[Otis11]

First of all Thank You for the invite

What a great idea!!

Installed the x86 version and read instructions, got it working. Then saw there was a x64 version. Installing the x64 beta version but don't know what to do when asked to "attach to project" or "attach to account manager". Which one should I select so I can get crunching right away!! My rooms getting cold lol

Is there a section somewhere on running the x64 vr.? Can't seem to find it on the WCG site?

Thanks

John

Just attach to project, select WorldCommunityGrid.org and type in your username and password (assuming you've already made an account)

holy crap your neary right im at 3.7ghz with hyper treding as long as im doing good thats all i care about

Haha, that's how you know I spend way to much time around these guys.

dam it just got a bsod neary hit 6hrs what do i do now
any help

Ok, so the question is why did it blue screen? What kind of cooling are you using? What are your temps? Mem OC'd (and to what)? And what voltage you running at?

The thing is your computer isn't used to running 100%, so even if it's stable at 3.7, it might not be for 100% usage... My guess would be either it needs a little more VTT to keep all cores up, temps got way out of hand (VTT too high or mount gone bad) or Ram doesn't have enough voltage to support the clock it's at...

[rubber5]

Just attach to project, select WorldCommunityGrid.org and type in your username and password (assuming you've already made an account)



Haha, that's how you know I spend way to much time around these guys.



Ok, so the question is why did it blue screen? What kind of cooling are you using? What are your temps? Mem OC'd (and to what)? And what voltage you running at?

The thing is your computer isn't used to running 100%, so even if it's stable at 3.7, it might not be for 100% usage... My guess would be either it needs a little more VTT to keep all cores up, temps got way out of hand (VTT too high or mount gone bad) or Ram doesn't have enough voltage to support the clock it's at...

ok my cooling is the coolermaster v8 100%load 67c max on core 1 the other tree cores are between 58-61 cores 2-3-4
cpu voltage is 1.18v now trying 1.2v bios
memory corsair xms3 1600mhz@1480 all auto but voltage @1.66
qpi 1.33v
ioh core 1.2

asus gtx 285 1gb
im also using a coolermaster haf 932 case
and a coolermaster silent pro 850 watt psu