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Bottom of the F@h Download page has a link to older versions at the bottom of the page. They did not release a 64-bit Windows version past 7.4 as they found no performance advantage to it over the 32-bit version. They also ran into a problem with the 64-bit version of one of the libraries used in t...

Go to your settings within Web UI. Click on padlock icon bottom right corner. Acknowledge the warning. Untick everything, and put CPU slider to 0. On left hand side Click Add, name the resource group 7800XT. Click OK. Tick your gfx1101, and then untick everything else, except HIP. Click Add on the l...

Can you comment on how likely we are to get any Core28 jobs? I have betas turned on, but 5 WUs later it's all Core27 (18265, 15092). Using HIP driver 60443.48 with compute level 11.0 on gfx1101 (7800XT) Unless you are beta tester, you should disable Beta option. And HIP is still couple of weeks away

Anything special required set-up wise for Windows? I see you (@muziqaz) mentioned you have it running on Win11, but you didn't mention any instructions, so can I assume that as long as my AMD drivers are up to date, it'll work once a WU with core_28 gets downloaded? search for amdhip64_6.dll. If yo...

Is yours a mobile version?

Mobile versions are that just in name, they are always lagging behind in performance against their desktop counterparts.

Core28 projects still 1-2 weeks away.
And the first project will require 40GB of free RAM on the system and a high end GPU (which includes 7900xtx).
I cannot make any predictions on core29 ETA

Hello, everyone. With great excitement, I would like to announce that Folding@Home project is finally bringing support for AMD HIP API. It has been a long long road to get to where we are (more than 2 years). Loads of obstacles, meetings, discussions, requests, ups and downs, downs, and ups and load...

This guide is for core28 only. Future cores might have waay less restrictions and requirements. HIP is officially supported on v8.5.5 and up. It might work on v7, solution might be posted in the comments in this thread Core28 requires ROCm 6.4.4. Nothing less, nothing more RHEL10/EL10 based distros...

Nice one

https://ibb.co/kVCH7Wxm Is it 2.1 or 3.0? sudo pacman -Rsc opencl-mesa then sudo pacman -S ocl-icd or ocl-icd-dev (whichever is available). then sudo systemctl restart fah-client I have cachyos test system set up, and removing opencl-mesa , brings forward AMD's own rocm opencl binaries (if rocm-ope...

Swooferfan wrote: ↑Wed Mar 25, 2026 2:16 am @muziqaz:
I ran all of the commands that you sent in your first message, but the problems persist. What should I do?

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You can run clinfo, to see which opencl platforms you are running

Gentle comes with the OP providing full details of the issue, and not going about on how to tweak FAH binaries to overcome something which has all signs of the unstable system

Removing opencl-mesa indeed removes rusticl, which then allows installing rocm-opencl-runtime and rocm-hip-runtime, and ocl-icd takes over