GTX 660 Ti vs GTX 660 PPD

[SOA_RRU]

Got my new 660 Ti this morning and after abit of Pi$$ing about here's some early stats...

GTX 660 Ti

Project ID: 8900
Core: ZETA
Credit: 6000
Frames: 100


Name: SMP Slot 00
Path: 127.0.0.1-36330
Number of Frames Observed: 2

Min. Time / Frame : 00:05:08 - 72,421.5 PPD
Avg. Time / Frame : 00:05:09 - 72,070.2 PPD
Cur. Time / Frame : 00:04:53 - 75,524.5 PPD
R3F. Time / Frame : 00:04:58 - 73,729.0 PPD
All Time / Frame : 00:05:01 - 72,685.7 PPD
Eff. Time / Frame : 00:08:12 - 35,869.4 PPD

GTX 660

Project ID: 8900
Core: ZETA
Credit: 6000
Frames: 100


Name: V7 SMP Slot 01
Path: 127.0.0.1-36330
Number of Frames Observed: 5

Min. Time / Frame : 00:07:08 - 44,210.8 PPD
Avg. Time / Frame : 00:07:25 - 41,701.7 PPD
Cur. Time / Frame : 00:07:15 - 43,191.1 PPD
R3F. Time / Frame : 00:07:10 - 43,842.5 PPD
All Time / Frame : 00:07:06 - 44,375.8 PPD
Eff. Time / Frame : 00:07:12 - 43,579.9 PPD

Now about that pi$$ing about i had to do, well after starting the client i noticed in the log it said...Temperature control disabled. Requirements: single Nvidia GPU, tmax must be < 110 and twait >= 900 a quick Google and found a recent version of the beta core was abit nuts and once finished the servers were dumping wu's all over the place. I tried the advanced flag but was still getting the dodgy core so i copied the one from my other machine and all seems to be well at the moment.

 

[mihapiha]

I can't believe how many points a single GPU these days is producing. It's just unreal!

 

[stevehat1]

read something @ FFabout that problem, and yes it was a beta core problem, the solution was to download a newer core and possibly remove the beta core from the beta core folder