[QUOTE=Chuck;361944]You may use my GPU cycles like this if you wish.[/QUOTE]

Thank you.

From Dec 24 to Jan 31, my PC is going to be offline. A GTX 670 and GTX 660 Ti, both producing ~300 GHz-Days each will be down for a week. Just letting you know ahead of time in case there's something that can be done. It seems like we might be nearer the knife's edge than we would like.

[QUOTE=TheMawn;361953]It seems like we might be nearer the knife's edge than we would like.[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the heads up.

During that period I will be able to have the machine hosting my 580 (thanks again Jerry! :smile:) in Linux 24/7. That will cover half of it.

And, now that Jerry is back (mostly) on-line, with LaurV's contributions, and with owftheevil doing TFing for any P-1 assignments he gets not yet TFed to 74, plus many others who have brought additional firepower to bear, we should be OK. In fact, we're pulling ahead again. :chalsall:

Thanks everyone. And hopefully Santa will be generous with "kit" this year.... :wink:

[QUOTE=garo;361876]I am getting a new (used) 580 today![/QUOTE]

The bad news is it doesn't fit in the Antec Solo case that houses my main rig. The good news is my second box is in a full-tower and it does fit.

@Chris-
Just extended my GPU72 reservations. I was attempting to make a video in order to ask for advice on how to stop my desktop from crashing seconds after startup, but it is now working, so...
Yea, mfaktc is back up and running on it now (and it's stayed alive long enough for me to post this) :)

[QUOTE=c10ck3r;362228]@Chris-
Just extended my GPU72 reservations. I was attempting to make a video in order to ask for advice on how to stop my desktop from crashing seconds after startup, but it is now working, so...
Yea, mfaktc is back up and running on it now (and it's stayed alive long enough for me to post this) :)[/QUOTE]

BSOD? If so, have you looked up the code?

With mfaktc actually running (has it found a factor?) I'll assume the GPU is not the culprit (you could run a graphics benchmark to be sure)

Run a CPU stress test (assuming you're not currently running Prime) and a RAM stress test.

Never ignore the PSU as well, if it is so it will be disguised.

[QUOTE=TheMawn;362246]BSOD? If so, have you looked up the code?

With mfaktc actually running (has it found a factor?) I'll assume the GPU is not the culprit (you could run a graphics benchmark to be sure)

Run a CPU stress test (assuming you're not currently running Prime) and a RAM stress test.[/QUOTE]

It crashed again less than an hour later. 'Bout to check the PSU.

If you don't find it, try a teardown. Clean out all parts with a compressor. Check the mb for swelled capacitors.

I can't access GPU72.com. I've got less than a day's assignments left. I'll check again in a bit.

Just letting you know in case something died.

[QUOTE=TheMawn;362331]Just letting you know in case something died.[/QUOTE]

Seems OK from our perspective.

Is there a particular URL you can't access?

This /could/ be a problem on your end.