Failed Results with Latest F@H Update

**Pablo 54** · 03-30-2012, 08:44 PM

Cleared out my old F@H software on my machines and updated to the latest version.

Some issues have cropped up:

My machines running a GPU and SMP: SMP runs 100% of the time but the GPU will fail to update after it submits a successful run. Both are Win 64.

My machines running only a GPU: Work 100% of the time. Both are Vista 64.

At a loss. Is it the OS or the combination of SMP and GPU? I did remove all roaming information etc.
Any help would be appreciated.

Paul

**Blacksmith1** · 03-31-2012, 04:27 AM

Is this a console setup? if so get the latest Fah gpu tracker and try it. it will setup what ever you have (hardware) so it works. if it's using the new v7 then I suggest you goto the stanford folding forum as this is a public beta and they are still working out a few bugs here and there.

**Pablo 54** · 03-31-2012, 03:09 PM

Just regular machines. That is probably what I am going to have to do. I should be around 40,000 ppd but getting just about 1/2 of that right now.

**Blacksmith1** · 03-31-2012, 05:33 PM

I was talking about the softare setup when i said console. you know, the manual installer of version 6.xx where it has the dos box. you might also run GPUZ and check the clocks on your cards. see if one is downclocking.

**thebluebumblebee** · 03-31-2012, 06:31 PM

This will sound stupid, but with Win7 and the new Nvidia drivers, you have to turn off the power saving feature of turning off the monitor. It seems to be worse on SLI machines. You could search http://foldingforum.org/ with the exact error that you are receiving.
BTW, Client V7 is but a front end like GPU Tracker. V7 runs the same cores except for core_16, which can only be run on V7.
Check out this thread: http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.ph...ffffff#p209065 This is where I got my information from.

**Pablo 54** · 03-31-2012, 06:51 PM

Blacksmith1
AH! That’s what I get when I respond before I have my morning coffee.

I used to install via the dos box but there are times when I need to access the computers for video editing and I need to quickly shut everything down for several hours or more. I like being able to control the program quickly or have someone else do it if I am not available.

Thebluebumblebee
Thanks for the tip. Never thought of that. I have two machines connected to a KVM with one being Vista and the other Win7. I will try it today and see.