[QUOTE=Mark Rose;388497]The boost is automatic. The card will boost if it's within the power and heat limitations.[/QUOTE]

Cool...see a couple new notes I made above.

[QUOTE=Prime95;388420]I changed the recycling SQL to expire DCs after 40 days of no contact if the computer has never returned an LL result.[/QUOTE]

Will this affect two tests I have running in the 70 M range? They are running on a laptop that has never returned results and it seems to have a lot of trouble contacting the server to update its progress. Currently PrimeNet indicates it is 4.6% done but the test is actually about 13% done. The apartment has working Internet and the laptop has contacted the server in the past so I'm not sure what the issue is...

[QUOTE=petrw1;388496]But it only has a BOOST clock of 1329. I suspect I typed it in wrong (transposed the last 2 digits).[/QUOTE]You didn't transpose anything, I got it from your screenshots:
[img]http://i.imgur.com/MIT8W7f.gif[/img]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/iSFsu4e.gif[/img]

[QUOTE=Primeinator;388499]Will this affect two tests I have running in the 70 M range? They are running on a laptop that has never returned results and it seems to have a lot of trouble contacting the server to update its progress. Currently PrimeNet indicates it is 4.6% done but the test is actually about 13% done. The apartment has working Internet and the laptop has contacted the server in the past so I'm not sure what the issue is...[/QUOTE]

I only made the change to DC expirations.

petrw1, can you send James a CudaLucas benchmark? I'd like to know the TF breakeven points for this card.

[QUOTE=James Heinrich;388504]You didn't transpose anything, I got it from your screenshots:
[img]http://i.imgur.com/MIT8W7f.gif[/img]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/iSFsu4e.gif[/img][/QUOTE]

Doing some reading it seems like many cards will exceed the boost clock if power budget and temperature allow for it. Neat!

[QUOTE=Mark Rose;388507]Doing some reading it seems like many cards will exceed the boost clock if power budget and temperature allow for it. Neat![/QUOTE]There is quite a bit of headroom in that one picture. It isn't using close to 100% TDP and the temp is only 75°C. A program like [URL="http://www.evga.com/precision/"]Precision X[/URL] will allow additional tuning.

Here are samples from one of our cards:

[QUOTE]
I believe it is this card:
[URL="http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125684"]http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16814125684[/URL]
[/QUOTE]

I like the 3-fan Gigabyte coolers. My GTX 570 with the fans cranked, is not as loud as the Asus 580 at medium speed.

MISFIT
 

So I took a leap of faith and downloaded, setup and ran MISFIT.

I go this error
27/11/2014 12:23:05 AM UID: detected in results. UNSUPPORTED FEATURE

See attachment....seems to suggest it uploaded....or tried to upload???

UID = User ID

V5UserID and ComputerID have to be unspecified in mfaktc.ini

EDIT: Additional information:

It tried to send it, but did not because of the error. Everything's still there in your results.txt. All you need to do is delete all the instances of "UID: User/Computer, " such that the first word on the line is "no factor". You can easily do this with Ctrl+H in Notepad.

[QUOTE=Jayder;388537]UID = User ID

V5UserID and ComputerID have to be unspecified in mfaktc.ini

EDIT: Additional information:

It tried to send it, but did not because of the error. Everything's still there in your results.txt. All you need to do is delete all the instances of "UID: User/Computer, " such that the first word on the line is "no factor". You can easily do this with Ctrl+H in Notepad.[/QUOTE]

Thanks

That would have been what I tried next if it wasn't so late....
However I was hoping I could keep in the ComputerID so that the results include it on PrimeNet instead of "Manual Testing"