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I love all the colors ? Looks clean! I wouldn't mind having this on my desk

That is a cute and good looking case! Respect for fitting it all in such a tiny box, I always find myself buying bigger cases just to make it easy to install

@Uber_Reem Looks nice! Usually I'm not a big fan of the Noctua brown, but with a bit of gold and copper in your case it matches ? I love Fractal Design cases, I've got one on the way as we speak! Been using them for builds for friends and family a lot in the past!

Who knows, I might need that E

I have one of those 2080ti things, not overclocked. I'll give it a try once the new case is build with an extra rad just to keep the card cold I've only overclocked one GPU in the past 15 years, and all my CPU's besides the pair that is running now (too lazy I guess )

Nice, that's a lot of free points! Good units also make a huge difference, almost 50% ppd less with 3 cards doing low ppd units. @NavJack27 I'll give the small packet size a try. I'm only running 50% on my cpu, the rest of the cores is for chrome and to keep the gpu happy.

699 :wheee:

Sweet, one step closer ?

That's a decent price, fingers crossed ?

Parts parts parts! :wheee: As for the CPU, I totally agree with no overclock and non k. The only thing that matters is that it keeps up with all the cards, and that shouldn't be a problem.

Time to fire up the supercomputer in my basement if we want to beat LTT ?

The mods looking for the winners

Whohoo :wheee: In 2 or 3 updates we'll be sub 700 ?

Nice! Let's see if you keep getting work, if so then I guess it works ?

Ah okay, I didn't know that! I'd give this a try if I were you, lets see if it works! Go to FAHControl (the advanced client control) - Configure - Expert - and under Extra client options click on the +Add. In the "Name" box type "client-type" and in the value box "advanced". Press "Ok" and "Save". Now you have it set to accept late stage beta units. I prefer them over the early stage ones, less likely to cause any problems. But afaik it will give you a wider selection of units to receive, so more chance to fold on all the hardware. There are a few more Flags you can add, which can be found here: https://foldingathome.org/support/fa...uration-guide/ On an other note: I fixed this, by shutting down MSI afterburner, using the AMD Radeon app and setting the clock speed in a 100mhz window. Besides that, I undervolted the top GPU by 0.15v and clocked it down 150mhz. That dropped about 12c on both the core and junction temps. The bottom card is undervolted 0.1v and downclocked it 100mhz. Still stable, no noticeable ppd drop and a good temperature drop!

Well, I still have enough units to keep both the dedicated folder and the main rig running full power. Are you guys using any flags?

I always use the following flags: pause-on-start true Client-type advanced Next-unit-percentage 100 Seems to work for me! I'm doing a combined 5-6mil ppd at the moment

It seems like it! :wheee:

Congrats everyone! Thanks @ENTERPRISE, EHW, InWin and Corsair for the giveaway and everyone for folding ?? Sweeeet ? I can't wait for the build pictures!

I'm adding a few more, lets see if we can get it to 3333

The case looks good! Can't wait to see it with all those gpu's inside Sucks about the fans, I always hate to go through the trouble of getting things replaced..

I might have to wait for newer drivers, maybe that'll fix is somewhat. I would love to have my signature looking like that ? Same here! Lets get some points in ?

Does your clockspeed fluctuate every second or does it stay at a certain clock speed for a longer time?

I have the feeling the PPD could be up a lot if it's just fixed at the max clock. Will take a look around and see if anyone has a fix for it.

Yes, it's working alright now. A little report: at first it wasn't going into bios but requested me to select a proper boot device. Pressing a key resulted in a boot loop. Adding a usb drive would have the same result, so I started pulling hardware and changing things. Took out a GPU but no change, removed the m.2 ssd after switching the gpu's around a few times (because I thought that was causing the loop) and added an old sata ssd with windows 7. That worked, but after rebooting once it was going into the boot loop again. So I installed the m.2 ssd again, and it booted without a problem... I installed windows 10 and the drivers I needed, but couldn't get the internet bridge between 2 computers running (I didn't have a second 10 meter cable). After trying for a few hours I gave up and ordered a new cable, that'll be here tomorrow, and stole one from my brothers house today Still some things to sort, like the gpu speed. I don't like the variable clock speed, it's jumping up and down in a 250mhz range.