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Folding with LucidMVP
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 10:57 am
by NGBRO
Hi guys, I am kind of new to folding and am unsure of how to set up GPU folding while running Lucid MVP.
What I am thinking of setting up is to run everything other than folding with the Intel IGP of my processor (i5-3570) and fold with my GTX670 (not tied down by everything else) using Lucid MVP since my motherboard supports it.
However I am unsure how I should set it up to run in the mentioned config.
Much help appreciated and thank you very much for your help!
Re: Folding with LucidMVP
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 1:28 pm
by P5-133XL
Just install the 7.3.6 client and see if it detects the GTX 670. I have my doubts, because lucid abstracts the GPU's so direct control by an application like folding may be impossible. I can't say anyone I know of has experimented with it though. so good luck.
Re: Folding with LucidMVP
Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 9:53 am
by NGBRO
Thanks I got it working on i-Mode and it detected and folds on the 670 with no problems at all. Noticed the TPF is a couple seconds slower than normal but I believe that's due to transfer of framebuffer from the GTX670 to IGP. Now I can surf the web and watch videos on Youtube with no stutters!
Re: Folding with LucidMVP
Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 10:01 am
by P5-133XL
That's really good news. I really thought it wasn't going to work at all.
Re: Folding with LucidMVP
Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2013 9:22 pm
by Breach
Sorry to jump in here, but just to clarify - you have your monitor connected to the iGPU MB port and you have assigned the FAH GPU core to the GTX to i-mode, correct?
Re: Folding with LucidMVP
Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 3:51 pm
by NGBRO
Breach wrote:Sorry to jump in here, but just to clarify - you have your monitor connected to the iGPU MB port and you have assigned the FAH GPU core to the GTX to i-mode, correct?
Sorry for the late reply. Yes that's right. But I have long since went back to running just the GTX670 as Lucid tends to switch between Aero and Basic themes whenever I run a program in i-mode.