#Sample boinc config files install
#Sample boinc config files update
#Sample boinc config files software

You could use HWmonitor to check the mosfet and chipset temperatures. What's the temperatures like around the CPU mosfets? Are there any BIOS codes/LED's when the system crashes to just 100% fans (Should be around the 24 pin connector)? Check that the GPU/RAM/CPU are seated correctly aswell. It seems that the system boots fine, into Windows, but crashes on load after a few hours.īest thing to go from is to check every cable in the system, to ensure that they're all connected correctly (And for any discolored cables). I've uploaded my log from starting it up just now, since it shows the configuration data, in case that's helpful.Ī system crash to where the only activity at the boot up process is 100% fans, would indicate hardware failure. When it crashed this morning it was just off, just like I had unplugged it, except the fans ramped to 100% like it does in the first few seconds of booting, but it never ends (until I hit the reset button). I ran that tool you recommended and my last BSOD was 5/31, so nothing there. For example, I'm BOINCing with for my CPU and for my GPU and it's sitting at 61C. Update: Reinstalling and launching the web thingy worked, and now the whole thing connects again, so there's that.Īnd the GPU temp is for FurMark or AIDA64's stress tests.

#Sample boinc config files install

Why didn't uninstalling and reinstalling fix it, I wonder? Surely all the locally-saved files were deleted and a clean install should reset everything, no? I also just copied the sample config.xml file, making the necessary changes for my username, etc., and it's still connecting. So my config.xml is there but is (was) totally empty. You can manually edit the config, found at: Removing a GPU without updating config will produce an error, where the will fail to connect. You may also want to run a quick memtest. When I get random crashes, I use a tool called BSODViewer ( ) to check for any blue screens that might have occurred. The GPU temps are a little warm, but within limits. If your PSU was at fault, it would be evident within a few minutes of load, not after hours. MSI Geforce GTX 1660 Super Ventus XS **currently sitting in a box, but has been installed most of this time**

#Sample boinc config files update

MSI Tomahawk B450 - BIOS 1.80 (had to try a bunch of ones until I found one that worked with this CPU, so it's old and I don't want to update it unless I have to)ĮVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti XC Gaming 11G-P4-2382-RX Now, I want to try CPU-only folding and it's connecting. Update since I started writing this: when I removed my 1660S, FAHControl wouldn't connect, so I reinstalled and moved on. The data is from last night from 8:26 pm until I assume it died at 10:10 pm. I figured this might be the place to ask for help since I think I've tried all the easy stuff (also, reinstalling after it didn't like me removing the 1660S mid-fold).īecause I'm a data geek (the sole reason I bought an intelligent PSU), I've attached plots of the relevant data, as well as the raw data itself. I thought after running all these tests and removing the 1660S might have solved it, but when I was on my way to bed I could hear the fans, so it's a no-go. I changed both power cables going to the 2080, looked at the 12V, 5V, and 3.3V bus voltages, removed the 1660S, and ran superposition, FurMark, and AIDA64 stress tests and everything is great (76C max on any of these tests, and I ran them for between 8 and 18 h). I have only observed a crash twice (including while getting data for this post), and it just turns off. Then, like clockwork, it crashes overnight.

#Sample boinc config files software

I use my computer all day while teleworking and there's no problems: I run my work software in the foreground and fold with 20 cpu virtual cores plus my 2 GPU's. Turns out it had crashed overnight sometime, no BSOD, and was hanging while booting.

I have 1660S and then got a 2080ti and fold with both, plus my 3900X.Ī few weeks ago, first thing in the morning, my computer's fans were at 100%, which is very very unusual. OpenCL: NVIDIA 0: GeForce RTX 3080 (driver version 460.32.03, device version OpenCL 1.I've been folding with this computer since, I think, March with few problems. NVIDIA GPU: GeForce RTX 3080 (driver version 460.32, CUDA version 11.2, compute capability 8.6, 4096MB, 3948MB available, 14884 GFLOPS peak) Hi im getting long run times 1hr 20 min and Btasks is saying only about 50% usage I have local usage set to 100% and i have hyperthreading enabled in bios and 3600mhz cl18 mem ,fclock set to 1800mhz on linux ubuntu, anyone able to help?ĬPU model: AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core Processor