D#!&!t Well what about Cosmology@Home
and how do you or I tell What Works Where
D#!&!t Well what about Cosmology@Home
and how do you or I tell What Works Where
It seems to me that you have 2 choices. Either take the card back or run Collatz. The only other project that will use it is GPUGrid but that is with a beta application. I would return the card and wait for a 58xx series card.Originally Posted by LAURENU2
D#!&!t Well what about Cosmology@Home
and how do you or I tell What Works Where
To find out what works is mostly done by reading the message boards on the projects. First check to see if there is even an application (in this case ati) then read everything you can about it.
The alternative is to take the easy way out and just ask me.
OK back it go glad I did not open it before you gave the Word
So 48's and 58's are OK
I seen a few 4850's around shouldI get them instead
4850s will get you about 50,000 a day on Milkyway but I would try to get 4890s. They are not much more expensive and use about the same power and they will get 90,000 to 100,000 credits a day each.OK back it go glad I did not open it before you gave the Word
So 48's and 58's are OK
I seen a few 4850's around should
Actually it's 38s, 48s, and 58s at the monent. Here is a little known tidbit. If you are running old machines like some of mine that have an AGP slot, there is hope for you too. ATI makes an AGP version of its 3850 that will work too. Price about $100.
So lets see If I understand how these numbers work
From what I gather the first number 38,46,48, 57, 58 are like the chip series and the 50, 70, 90 are the chip speed
Boy I am a slow learner
Lauren, great work!
But shouldn't you be doing Primegrid?
Ya But first I have to retrofit my X2 fleet with the Latest GPU laser targeting systems
Or Bad things can Happen
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