Sounds like coil whine to me.
It originates from capacitators from your GPUs PCB.
Sounds like coil whine to me.
It originates from capacitators from your GPUs PCB.
[QUOTE=tetrisGOAT;15389719]Sounds like coil whine to me.
It originates from capacitators from your GPUs PCB.[/QUOTE
is it anything to be worried about?
It's not anything dangerous, it's just the annoying noise.
thanks just wanted to make sure before i broke something
So apparently in 1.9 days we're gonna beat France
Thought that was funny for some reason
red panda red panda red panda!
thanks asera but tetris was right it is the GPU because when i change my core clock on my gpu the pitch of the whine changes which makes sense to me.
Back in business as of tonight!
My machine will likely be folding constantly for the next... oh... say 24 hours plus? Got college all day tomorrow and when I come home I'll likely go to bed pretty quick. So massive F@H points to announce Deltrus' return! >
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Well idk what happened but apparently the F@H server didn't like my GPU's folding results, so it stopped the GPU tagged with "failed" and has not started back up at all. I even tried right-clicking the GPU to tell it to fold - nothing.
Had to pause everything just now to get the GPU to work... if it fails again then idk what I'll do. =/
The computer I'm running it on is in another building in another city, and I haven't checked it for some weeks. Hope it's still running. ><
edit: Yep, appears so: http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/...username=Janaa
Aww.. 75th in the team. Oh well, can't expect much more from a $600 Dell workstation. ^^
On a side note, is "some weeks" a record for a Vista machine staying up?
Folding at home is also on the PS3 if you with the system care. Right now my PS3 is doing it and it's almost done I think about 900 units, although i've had to redownload the software a few times so its' truly done about 1300 - 1500 Work Units. Some people have dedicated PS3 and computers to folding, now THAT'S distributed and dedication.
So just tried to set up the F@H stuff today, and just had a few questions as I don't really have a clue how it works.
Does it use both the CPU & GPU at the same time? (On the same project? Different one?)
In the ss below, it says my GPU load is 0%. Is that normal? The clocks aren't sitting on idle and the temps are increasing so I'm guessing it's doing something.
My 'go power' seems to be really changing a lot too. When I first started, the PPD was on like 6000-7000, then I paused and came back and turned it on a again. PPD was sitting on 600-700 (on 3000 now), and the current project has jumped from 9 hours -> 6 hours -> 1 1/2 hours now over about 15mins, without any of the usage changing.
Is this just the randomness of the project, or something else maybe?
Is there any setting I should be changing from the default they come as?
Thanks for any help!
@Resinderate - They work on different WUs but in terms of the GPU, it is likely just getting started. In regards to the PPD, the i5-2500K is not the best at folding, to be fair. Trust me, it took me a good 6 months or so to reach 1,000,000 points where Cyanotical on the other hand was waaaaay ahead.
At the moment I have 2 units in the work queue, one for the GPU and one for the CPU. But the GPU one isn't progressing at all and the CPU one just keeps finishing, and then getting the next Work Unit to work on. So I'm guessing it's not normal that the GPU basically isn't folding at all?
Should I try making a new slot or something to refresh it recognising the GPU, or could it be GPU drivers or something? (I'll have to go take a look if I've got the latest now!)
Yeah check your GPU drivers - F@H is not the most friendly always though with the absolute latest drivers, you have to get one that they certify, essentially.