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Exactly what do I need to do in order to run the bata client? And does it work on the old XP2100’s?Quote:
Originally posted by sapasion
I think most of us are on one rig. AMDers should definitely be on the beta 3.25 with the advmethods and forceasm though it really does cut times by 15-20%.
Well, I tried a direct link and it didn`t work, so go to the download page and at the bottom there is a link to the beta section and you can get it there. It should work on any AMD cpu that has SSE.Quote:
Originally posted by Thermo
Exactly what do I need to do in order to run the bata client? And does it work on the old XP2100’s?
Here is what I’m running.
Dell 530 w/dual 1.7 xeons 2kpro-workstation
Home Built P4 2.53 XPpro-workstation
Home Built P4 2.0b 2Kserver-DC-DNS-DHCP
Home Built P3 933 2Kserver-DC-DNS-WINs
Van II Server P3 500 2Kserver-DNS cache server-File raid
Van II Server P3 500 2Kserver-unallocated
Home Built XP2100 2Kserver-SUS
Home Built XP2100 Win98ME-system for the minions that come here to bogart my systems
Soon as I get time to patch and update I’ll add
Home Built P4 willy 2.0 2Kserver-RRAS
Home Built dual PIII 500 xeon (need a couple of odds and ends for this one)
You must have the existing 3.24. DL the beta 3.25 and place it in your Folding @home folder. Then make a shortcut with the target additions of advmethods and forceasm. Add it to your startup folder as well.Quote:
Originally posted by Thermo
Exactly what do I need to do in order to run the bata client? And does it work on the old XP2100’s?
well, I`ve been a knucklehead again, I uninstalled the 3.24 and I am using the 3.5 beta. I guess when it gets finished with the WU, I`m doing now. I will reinstall the 3.24 and follow the rest of your instructions. :(Quote:
Originally posted by sapasion
You must have the existing 3.24. DL the beta 3.25 and place it in your Folding @home folder. Then make a shortcut with the target additions of advmethods and forceasm. Add it to your startup folder as well.
The key is seeing this:
https://www.sharkyforums.com/
Second line
how do you view those lines? i've never seen those anywhere before...:confused:
also, how do i add a counter to my sig like thermo does?
Right click on the F@H icon in your tray and go to status-log file.Quote:
Originally posted by speedyaxon
how do you view those lines? i've never seen those anywhere before...:confused:
okay, cool. It says sse boost ok. Also, is this a good vcore fluctuation range? http://www.mustangmods.com/data/2506/voltages.jpg
I have no idea what is considered acceptable, if it should be a flat line or what. It's been folding all throughout that graph, with some internet surfing.
Just discovered something. AMDers who get stability issues or dropped WU's like me might want to not use -forceasm. After reading up on this they say that an OC'd system using forceasm can lead to the problems I've been having. So I just removed it. This should enable me to clock back up to 2.5Ghz all be it minus forceasm and its SSE. Still a stable 2.5 with 3DNow is better than a unstable 2.2Ghz with SSE
I dont seem to be getting anymore work units on my lappy, it wont DL them for some reason?
There is a lot of info in the log file, but I don't have a clue what most of it is.Quote:
Originally posted by speedyaxon
how do you view those lines? i've never seen those anywhere before...:confused:
Can someone exsplain the shortcut part to me?
Just write it up with vb code and update often ;)Quote:
Originally posted by speedyaxon
also, how do i add a counter to my sig like thermo does?
okay thermo, i thought it was automatic or something...i deleted forceasm now because saps said so....:D