PPD Database - HFM exports needed

[NormalDiffusion]

How much did you wind up spending? I predict the 2070 Super is the highest PPD per dollar card available.

Almost 560,- euros. Not sure if she's the best ppd/dollar card. Might still be the Radeon VII (569,- euros new...)

I may stand corrected on this one... The 2070 Super is folding for ~24 hrs now and it looks really promising... So yes, she might be the best ppd/dollar card for now!

[skydivingcatfan]

What model of 2070 Super are you using?

[NormalDiffusion]

A Palit RTX 2070 Super JetStream.

[lafrad]

How can I collect this data if I'm an all Linux/Ubuntu house?

[PantherX]

How can I collect this data if I'm an all Linux/Ubuntu house?

HFM.NET runs fine in Mono.

[lafrad]

How can I collect this data if I'm an all Linux/Ubuntu house?

HFM.NET runs fine in Mono.

Interesting. It sure does!

Thanks!

For anyone else looking to launch this on Ubuntu / Linux / Mono, this is how I did it... (feel free to correct me if there's a better way)...

Download the ZIP of HFM, and you can manually launch the EXE:

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exec /usr/bin/mono HFM.exe "$@"

I apparently missed a module somewhere, but it doesn't seem to be an issue:

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lafrad@linux-lafrad:~/Downloads/HFM 0.9.17.1040$ exec /usr/bin/mono HFM.exe "$@"
Gtk-Message: 08:35:22.488: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"

[NormalDiffusion]

How can I collect this data if I'm an all Linux/Ubuntu house?

HFM.NET runs fine in Mono.

Interesting. It sure does!

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I apparently missed a module somewhere, but it doesn't seem to be an issue:

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lafrad@linux-lafrad:~/Downloads/HFM 0.9.17.1040$ exec /usr/bin/mono HFM.exe "$@"
Gtk-Message: 08:35:22.488: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"

Doesn't work for me... I'm missing the same module as you are, but then I get an exception... :/

[NormalDiffusion]

Just uploaded the long awaited RTX 2070 Super

[Endgame124]

I have a bunch of extra data points to add for a 1660 super. They will likely be my last for the 1660 though as I’ll be using the EVGA step up program for an upgrade.

[foldinghomealone]

New data for:
A10-6700
E-350 @2t
G3930 @2t
GTX 1060 6GB
i5-6300U @4t
i5-8400
Phenom II X4 970 3.8 ghz @ 3T
R9 3900X @16t
R9 3900X @20t
R9 3900X @21t
R9 3900X @3t
R9 3900X @7t
Radeon r5 240
RTX 2070 Super
RX 460
RX 470
RX 560
RX 5700 XT
RX 580
RX Vega 64

Thanks to:
skydivingcatfan
holstien
NormalDiffusion
Uyaem
AOD_N3URAL

[lafrad]

I did the "sudo apt install mono-complete"

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sudo apt install mono-complete

if that helps.

Ubuntu 20.04

Doesn't work for me... I'm missing the same module as you are, but then I get an exception... :/

[skydivingcatfan]

My 2060 KO is finally out of shipping limbo and actually looks like it is headed to my house so in another week there will be some data for that GPU

[NoMoreQuarantine]

My 2060 KO is finally out of shipping limbo and actually looks like it is headed to my house so in another week there will be some data for that GPU

Just got mine and will be installing it this weekend. It will be interesting to compare results; I am curious to see how consistent these things are considering we have no way to know which portions of the TU104 has been disabled.

[lafrad]

How is everyone doing the export?

I'm... Assuming... I have to go to the Work Unit History, export from there?

Also, I have 2x CPU slots and 2X GPU's for one computer, and 2X GPUs in another computer... what has everyone been doing to get the names in place? I don't see any easy ways to set the slot details in the UI... Do I really have to go through all the entries and hand-change everything?

[lafrad]

Well, I labeled all the slots and submitted a form

Lets see how it goes eh?