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Chimp Challenge Tech Assistance Thread

Hammer: Are you sure you are running Windows 7 x64? It may be a stupid question to ask but me personal experience tells me that you are actually running 32-Bit windows. Please help post a screenshot of your System Info screen. Lastly, make sure you have VT turned on in BIOS though directed IO is optional.

And there another user that complains about F@H... As previously mentioned, it took me 2 solid days trying to get 3 -bigadv and 9 GPU to fold properly.


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| Cruncher #1 - Core i7-980X | Cruncher #2 - Core i7-965 | Cruncher #3 - 2 x Xeon E5430 | Cruncher #4 - 2 x Xeon E5420 | Cruncher #5 - 2 x Xeon E5420 | Cruncher #6 - Core i7-920 |
| Cruncher #7 - Core i7-920 | Cruncher #8 - Core i7-870 | Cruncher #9 - Core i7-860 | Cruncher #10 - Core i5-750 | Cruncher #11 - C2Q 9450 | Cruncher #12 - C2Q 9400 |

Total Threads - 88
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| Folding #1 - ATI Radeon HD5870 | Folding #2 - ATI Radeon HD5870 | Folding #3 - ATI Radeon HD5850 | Folding #4 - ATI Radeon HD5850 |
| Folding #5 - ATI Radeon HD4890 | Folding #6 - ATI Radeon HD4870 | Folding #7 - ATI Radeon HD4870 | Folding #8 - NVIDIA GTX260 | Folding #9 - NVIDIA GTX260 |
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Proudly Crunching & Folding for TPU!!!
 
I'm getting this 'No work to do' error, how do I fix it?
f@herror1.jpg
 
What are you copying? the client cfg file?
 
Control+C in this context doesn't copy anything, it closes the FAH cleint ;) :cool:
Okay, however much I do this it refuses to work, could the servers be overloaded? Anybody else having this issue?
 
Okay, however much I do this it refuses to work, could the servers be overloaded? Anybody else having this issue?

Yup two of my rigs. Let it sit there or CTRL C, reboot or restart and it will eventually pick up a WU.
 
Hammer: Are you sure you are running Windows 7 x64? It may be a stupid question to ask but me personal experience tells me that you are actually running 32-Bit windows. Please help post a screenshot of your System Info screen. Lastly, make sure you have VT turned on in BIOS though directed IO is optional.

And there another user that complains about F@H... As previously mentioned, it took me 2 solid days trying to get 3 -bigadv and 9 GPU to fold properly.


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| Cruncher #1 - Core i7-980X | Cruncher #2 - Core i7-965 | Cruncher #3 - 2 x Xeon E5430 | Cruncher #4 - 2 x Xeon E5420 | Cruncher #5 - 2 x Xeon E5420 | Cruncher #6 - Core i7-920 |
| Cruncher #7 - Core i7-920 | Cruncher #8 - Core i7-870 | Cruncher #9 - Core i7-860 | Cruncher #10 - Core i5-750 | Cruncher #11 - C2Q 9450 | Cruncher #12 - C2Q 9400 |

Total Threads - 88
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| Folding #1 - ATI Radeon HD5870 | Folding #2 - ATI Radeon HD5870 | Folding #3 - ATI Radeon HD5850 | Folding #4 - ATI Radeon HD5850 |
| Folding #5 - ATI Radeon HD4890 | Folding #6 - ATI Radeon HD4870 | Folding #7 - ATI Radeon HD4870 | Folding #8 - NVIDIA GTX260 | Folding #9 - NVIDIA GTX260 |
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Proudly Crunching & Folding for TPU!!!

Yep Win7 64:
Capture013.jpg


Running two of the three folding rigs on Win7 64-bit and one on Vista 32-bit.
 
Well I went ahead and removed a 5770 from my main rig and installed it in my 2nd cruncher. This way I can have two 5770's folding :D
 
CP, what your 5770's getting for points?

Highly considering buying one to replace my 4850, I know it's not a huge upgrade but it's Dx11 and some kicken green power.
 
My GPU client is running just fine, but SMP just popped up and exited itself, couldn't even set the settings...
 
Yep Win7 64:
http://img.techpowerup.org/100505/Capture013.jpg

Running two of the three folding rigs on Win7 64-bit and one on Vista 32-bit.

Take a look at the link below. Don't sound like good news to me though...:shadedshu

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/269631-30-allowing


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| Cruncher #1 - Core i7-980X | Cruncher #2 - Core i7-965 | Cruncher #3 - 2 x Xeon E5430 | Cruncher #4 - 2 x Xeon E5420 | Cruncher #5 - 2 x Xeon E5420 | Cruncher #6 - Core i7-920 |
| Cruncher #7 - Core i7-920 | Cruncher #8 - Core i7-870 | Cruncher #9 - Core i7-860 | Cruncher #10 - Core i5-750 | Cruncher #11 - C2Q 9450 | Cruncher #12 - C2Q 9400 |

Total Threads - 88
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| Folding #1 - ATI Radeon HD5870 | Folding #2 - ATI Radeon HD5870 | Folding #3 - ATI Radeon HD5850 | Folding #4 - ATI Radeon HD5850 |
| Folding #5 - ATI Radeon HD4890 | Folding #6 - ATI Radeon HD4870 | Folding #7 - ATI Radeon HD4870 | Folding #8 - NVIDIA GTX260 | Folding #9 - NVIDIA GTX260 |
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Proudly Crunching & Folding for TPU!!!
 
Take a look at the link below. Don't sound like good news to me though...:shadedshu

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/269631-30-allowing


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| Cruncher #1 - Core i7-980X | Cruncher #2 - Core i7-965 | Cruncher #3 - 2 x Xeon E5430 | Cruncher #4 - 2 x Xeon E5420 | Cruncher #5 - 2 x Xeon E5420 | Cruncher #6 - Core i7-920 |
| Cruncher #7 - Core i7-920 | Cruncher #8 - Core i7-870 | Cruncher #9 - Core i7-860 | Cruncher #10 - Core i5-750 | Cruncher #11 - C2Q 9450 | Cruncher #12 - C2Q 9400 |

Total Threads - 88
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| Folding #1 - ATI Radeon HD5870 | Folding #2 - ATI Radeon HD5870 | Folding #3 - ATI Radeon HD5850 | Folding #4 - ATI Radeon HD5850 |
| Folding #5 - ATI Radeon HD4890 | Folding #6 - ATI Radeon HD4870 | Folding #7 - ATI Radeon HD4870 | Folding #8 - NVIDIA GTX260 | Folding #9 - NVIDIA GTX260 |
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Proudly Crunching & Folding for TPU!!!

When I had that issue I had a dead RAM slot :(
 
My GPU client is running just fine, but SMP just popped up and exited itself, couldn't even set the settings...

Did you try disabling UAC? What operating system?
 
I disabled that right after I finished installing Windows months ago. Windows 7 Pro x64.

Are you trying to run install in the smp folder? If so, try opening it without admininstrator.
 
install.bat ran fine, and I have the double lines saying that it's working. When I tried to run Folding@Home exe file, cmd windows popped up and exited right after that, I couldn't even see what happened.
 
install.bat ran fine, and I have the double lines saying that it's working. When I tried to run Folding@Home exe file, cmd windows popped up and exited right after that, I couldn't even see what happened.

Did you delete the original exe and replace with the 6.29 binary drop-in?
 
I was thinking that he forgot the desktop shortcut and flags. Now a question, do I need the shortcut to run the smp?
No, you can add the flags to the exe in the F@H folder and run it from there. Shortcuts add accessibility from the desktop.
 
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