core22 0.0.18
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core22 0.0.18
Hi folks;
The new core download is roughly 166 meg in size. No problem for most, but with satellite internet and limited bandwidth downloading it 4 times takes up more than 1 days average allowance. My question is can I copy the folder to my other windows machines and save downloading multiple times? Thanks.
The new core download is roughly 166 meg in size. No problem for most, but with satellite internet and limited bandwidth downloading it 4 times takes up more than 1 days average allowance. My question is can I copy the folder to my other windows machines and save downloading multiple times? Thanks.
Re: core22 0.0.18
My question is whether anyone is seeing unusually slow folding today?
I'm seeing the following error:
means the GPU are falling back to using OpenCL.
I'm seeing the following error:
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17:47:25:WU00:FS01:0x22:Attempting to create CUDA context:
17:47:25:WU00:FS01:0x22: Configuring platform CUDA
17:47:26:WU00:FS01:0x22:Failed to create CUDA context:
17:47:26:WU00:FS01:0x22:Error loading CUDA module: CUDA_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED_PTX_VERSION (222)
single 1070
Re: core22 0.0.18
That means you'll have to update your drivers. Best is to use the lastest game-ready drivers. See viewtopic.php?f=24&t=37391 - especially since they now released 22-0.0.18, being rolled out for all GPU jobsHaloJones wrote:Code: Select all
17:47:26:WU00:FS01:0x22:Error loading CUDA module: CUDA_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED_PTX_VERSION (222)
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Re: core22 0.0.18
I think so, you can at least try. The folder you'll need to copy is C:\ProgramData\FAHClient\cores\cores.foldingathome.org\win\64bit\22-0.0.18. You may have to have the fah client stopped first.Badsinger wrote:Hi folks;
The new core download is roughly 166 meg in size. No problem for most, but with satellite internet and limited bandwidth downloading it 4 times takes up more than 1 days average allowance. My question is can I copy the folder to my other windows machines and save downloading multiple times? Thanks.
Ryzen 5800X / RTX 4090 / Windows 11
Ryzen 5600X / RTX 3070 Ti / Ubuntu 22.04
Ryzen 5600 / RTX 3060 Ti / Windows 11
Re: core22 0.0.18
Hmm, on Mint 18 for this folding rig. Only seems to allow upgrade to Nvidia-430 which is very old. Done that but getting BAD UNIT on every unit.
Do I have to upgrade my OS?
Do I have to upgrade my OS?
single 1070
Re: core22 0.0.18
Looking at http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/L ... ments.html (release notes for nVidia 470 drivers), I woud not expect so. But you may have to download the drivers directly from nVidia (https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverR ... 3575/en-us)HaloJones wrote:Hmm, on Mint 18 for this folding rig. Only seems to allow upgrade to Nvidia-430 which is very old. Done that but getting BAD UNIT on every unit.
Do I have to upgrade my OS?
Oh, be sure to reboot after upgradind the driver...
Ryzen 5800X / RTX 4090 / Windows 11
Ryzen 5600X / RTX 3070 Ti / Ubuntu 22.04
Ryzen 5600 / RTX 3060 Ti / Windows 11
Re: core22 0.0.18
Yes, you can.Badsinger wrote:Hi folks;
The new core download is roughly 166 meg in size. No problem for most, but with satellite internet and limited bandwidth downloading it 4 times takes up more than 1 days average allowance. My question is can I copy the folder to my other windows machines and save downloading multiple times? Thanks.
I keep a backup of all the cores so I can dump them into a new FAH installation. I have used it a number of times.
Re: core22 0.0.18
upgraded to 470 and now working.
broke my coolbits and can now only OC one card. every time I do anything with this machine it gets screwed up
broke my coolbits and can now only OC one card. every time I do anything with this machine it gets screwed up
single 1070
Re: core22 0.0.18
look into nvidia-smi
it's part of the geforce driver
I've used it in the past to lower the power limit of my cards
it has lots of other options, I cannot remember if it can set/alter clock speeds
it does need to be ran with root privileges
it's part of the geforce driver
I've used it in the past to lower the power limit of my cards
it has lots of other options, I cannot remember if it can set/alter clock speeds
it does need to be ran with root privileges