yassarikhan786
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I'm using the beta flag and I'm still getting project 8900. If I get the WU's that yield the lower PPD, I'll remove the flag.
Guys, I've removed the beta flag and I'm still getting very bad WU's. 22K PPD on a 780 Ti is much lower than the 150 - 200K I'm used to getting. Should I change the client-type to advanced?
EDIT: I removed the beta flag because I stopped getting the good WU's.
I was getting horrid WUs on my 680. I added the beta and advanced client-types and have been getting 70k-100k PPD on it. Last night I was at 100k before I paused to play some D3.
Thanks for the info
I've added both flags. I will let you know if that helps.
EDIT: When I add both flags, only the latest flag appears under the extra client options. Am I doing this right?
That's odd, seems to work fine for me. On the latest v7 client?
Yeah. It only lets me add a single client-type flag. I'll re-install the client after the current GPU WU finishes.
When I add the flags initially, they appear as normal. When I save and re-open I only see one flag.
Maybe it's not working for me then lol. I never actually checked after I made the settings.
Edit: I think it would be redundant anyway. AFAIK, the beta flag contains beta, advanced and normal. Advanced contains advanced and normal, and no flag only contains the normal WUs.
I had my 770 GTX folding yesterday and the V7 client said it was crunching away at just over 120,000 PPD, all I remember was that it was an a17 core.
That just seems too high from what others are getting form 680/670/660ti which are all fairly similar, with the 680 being nigh-on identical.
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I've seen as high as 101k on my 660Ti with a 9401 wu so 120k+ on a 770 is nothing strange.
The core 15 WU was a 8018, I'm guessing there is no need to say anymore on that![]()