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  1. Okay seriously, let's talk about AMD's drivers.  Yes, there's legitimate reasons why people don't like them.  One CAN say the same about Nvidia's drivers too, let's be fair to both sides.

    I just had the weirdest problem with my 7900XTX though.  When I first built the rig, it ran fantastically!  I installed the latest 24.1.1 WHQL official drivers, and I started having random freezing happen.  Turns out, its a Freesync bug.  I turned off Freesync and the problems went away.

    That's why I'm here to plug the after market drivers. 🙂

    SOURCEFORGE.NET

    Official Mirror of AMD Domestic Community Driver Indonesia


    Seriously, if anybody happens to have any weird bugs, glitches, or breaking problems with official AMD drivers for ANY GPU from the HD5000 series and newer GPU's (so the last decade +)......go try those drivers.  They work REALLY well.

    That is all.  Just wanted to spread the good word. 🙂  

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  2. Lost a few points / WU's or whatever last night. -_-

    I decided I'd go ahead and try a game out because I was bored on a Saturday night.  Closed the folding client window.  Didn't realize it was still folding.  Started a game up.  It kept freezing at completely random for like a full second at a time.  Rebooted my machine.  Tried another game out.  Actually froze entire system - even audio and mic stopped working (but it came back).  Realized there was something even more wrong with this new system than I thought.......

    DDU'd and reinstalled R.ID modded drivers on the 7900XTX.  Problems are solved. -_-

    Started my folding client again.

    Never did play a damn game. -_-

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  3. On 23/01/2024 at 21:11, HeyItsChris said:

    Here are the running results, it would appear to be using too much voltage & throttling so we will reduce voltage & clock to reduce throttling.

     

    You shouldn't need more vcore to get 1400 core clock on a 580, and 2000 on the RAM is stock clocks.

    1.20v and a 200w power limit is like 1450-1500 core clock speeds range.  Assuming your card can clock that high.

    Both of my Asus RX 580's will do 1450c / 2050m clocks at 1.20v with a 200w modded BIOS.  They're not happy there, but they'll bench there.  My MSI version of the card will actually run stable at those clocks though.  Depends on your cooling capabilities with the card honestly.  Keep it cooler, it'll clock higher.

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  4. Double post but whatever I don't care:

    NEXT TIME you get a GPU wet (with any wet substance)

    Take it FULLY apart
    Clean it with ALCOHOL (not soap)
    Let it dry FULLY for literally DAYS
    Put it back together with new TIM and new thermal pads (or putty)
    And THEN try it out

    Do not EVER try to turn on previously wet electronics (in general) without doing this.  Or you WILL have a bad time.

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  5. 24 minutes ago, HeyItsChris said:

    I think I have dried up soap in between pins still and possible under the what mPGA or BGA or whatever you call it?  The Silicon chip, underneath it where the pins are might be dirty from when I used hand soap to clean it the first time (what an idiot i am) but its a lesson learned.  I think I can still fix it just need the right stuff & a bit of time.

    What are you doing using soap on a GPU???????????

    Dude, I think that cards dead.  🤣

    Stop powering it up, like I said the other day.  Take it FULLY apart.  Clean it with alcohol THOROUGHLY.  Let it dry for DAYS.  And then put it back together and give it a go.

    It's PROBABLY dead at this point though.  Those photos you showed earlier are not a good sign at all.  That's probably dead VRAM.

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  6. 3 hours ago, SoloCamo said:

     

     

    Thanks.  I'm ok with a 200w load on it, especially considering I usually game at 255w for hours on end so this will be fine - rather get the points.  I've got it still at 2500mhz boost (most workloads seem to be around 2300-2400mhz core) and the mem is still set to 2100mhz w/ fast timings.   Dropped the PL -10% to 230w now just to cap it but I've yet to see it hit above 215w folding so far.  What ambient temps do you have @pioneerisloud?  My card hasn't hit even 70C on the hotspot with rpms on the reference amd cooler at 1400rpm (during folding that is).  My ambient is around 73F right now in the house.

    My 6900XT is a problem child.  MSI used a HDT cooler on the die, and the die on these cards REALLY wants a flat copper base.  The hotspot on my card is so hot because of the little cracks between the heatpipes.  I've already used thermal putty and one of those graphite sheets for TIM on it, and that didn't help it much at all.

    My ambient apartment temperatures, I'm TRYING to keep it below 77*F inside (so far I've been lucky).  So my ambient is anywhere from 72-77*F or so.  I do try to keep it below 75*F, but with all these cards folding.....well its getting hot in herre.  🤣

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  7. 2 hours ago, damric said:

    You can get that card down below 150w and not sacrifice much folding capability.

     

    When I'm not trying to heat the house or run up the power bill I just set it to 80% core frequency and 90% voltage (seems to stay around 2000MHz 800mV).

     

    I've been a bit more aggressive this week though.

     

     

    I've got my 6900XT running at "stock" 2500MHz boost / 2000 mem, with a -10% power tune.  Seems to be boosting still around stock levels, but only drawing around 200w instead of the 300w it was overclocked and at +12% powertune or whatever.  Hotspot isn't near throttling either, nice and "cool" 85 ish degrees on the hotspot. 🙂 

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  8. 4 minutes ago, LabRat said:

    IIRC, the gen. rule of thumb for a LC leak-damaged card, is a full bath in 91% isopropyl alcohol, and then actively drying for a day, or passively drying for 3-5+ days (depending on temps and humdity)

     

    This would be a fantastic start if you hadn't done so already.  Like, immediately, before you hurt the poor Vega.  🙂  Even if its just water, just water WILL evaporate just fine yes.  It's, like Labrat mentioned, moreso about any dust or literally anything else that the water could've drug in with it.  Get the card 110% clean, 120% dry, and put back together and repasted / repadded.  And then give it a go.  And firstly, I'd say try it in a regular PC / bench setup whatever without the riser first.  Make sure the card itself actually is working good first before you try it in the risered extension.  Process of elimination. 🙂 

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  9. 26 minutes ago, HeyItsChris said:

    Mine uses Oculink, not the dual hdmi version.  Mines the newest one, the v10.1 released like less than 30 days ago.

     

    I tried NimeZ drivers.  I hope together we can figure this out.

     

    People in the thread Labrat linked to earlier recommended this extension:
    https://www.aliexpress.com/i/2255799918873144.html?gatewayAdapt=4itemAdapt

    Have you tried the GPU in a different machine yet to rule the riser out completely?  Have you tried other risers?  The card is being recognized, kinda.  You can also check the windows error reporting I believe for any PCIe errors?  If there's PCIe errors, its the riser probably.

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  10. 5 minutes ago, iamjanco said:

    Also, as a retired albeit fairly experienced web dev/designer, the note that follows might be useful as well (fwiw):

     

    Note: given the wide array of available browsers/viewport sizes/etc. (e.g., mobile vs. desktop; different screen sizes, portrait vs. landscape, etc.) that are likely in use, when reporting content related issues/problems, it'd be a lot more helpful if those reports included any additional relevant info that can be provided.

     

    A shortlist follows:

    • the name of the browser used when the issue was noted (e.g., firefox vs. chrome, vs edge, etc.);
    • if applicable, desktop vs laptop, screen size., operating system, etc.;
    • if applicable, mobile phone/tablet make and model; whether viewing in portrait or landscape, etc.;
    • and whether you tried to confirm the issue could be repeated using a different browser/hardware/os, etc.

     

     

    I can replicate it every time on Brave Browser on desktop, which I believe is based off Chrome?  Mobile doesn't APPEAR to do it.  I don't have / use any other browsers to test, nor will I be installing one to test since its a minor issue. 🙂  

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  11. 22 minutes ago, pututu said:

    Ok, with just a few clicks and with excel, here is today's top 100 users output as of Jan 25 2024, 12 noon CST. Posted in the challenge result link.

    P.S. our [H] site has issues.

    TOP 100 USERS TODAY'S OUTPUT (25 JAN 2024, 12:00 noon CT)

    Rank User_Name Team_Name Sum of Points_Today
    1 Skillz Team AnandTech 180,581,643
    2 Icecold Team AnandTech 170,087,079
    3 keeph8nOC ExtremeHW 157,512,282
    4 Holdolin www.overclockers.com 151,165,793
    5 HayesK_GRC_724e7c4546744e3441b763e5d15d1247 www.overclockers.com 99,264,025
    6 crashtech Team AnandTech 97,291,998
    7 Mark_F_Williams Team AnandTech 96,406,503
    8 firedfly ExtremeHW 79,887,709
    9 Pokey_TA Team AnandTech 74,453,897
    10 CoolGTX folding@evga 65,102,616
    11 SmookinJoe folding@evga 59,574,373
    12 w_a_h Team AnandTech 59,192,666
    13 elblat ExtremeHW 47,073,151
    14 wareyore_GRC_949e04e467a28045a752909a90e43274 [H]ardOCP 40,820,635
    15 dfonda_Team32 www.overclockers.com 37,499,891
    16 whitleyca folding@evga 34,436,306
    17 WhitehawkEQ www.overclockers.com 32,924,837
    18 russnuck [H]ardOCP 27,988,279
    19 biodoc Team AnandTech 27,305,137
    20 Avacado ExtremeHW 24,355,386
    21 Earthdog www.overclockers.com 19,881,130
    22 cellarnoise2 Team AnandTech 18,816,680
    23 Schro [H]ardOCP 18,279,133
    24 bigred ExtremeHW 17,579,390
    25 Ian_Ellis folding@evga 16,106,511
    26 PaperClip ExtremeHW 15,966,888
    27 Endgame124 Team AnandTech 15,320,896
    28 mmonnin Team AnandTech 15,054,572
    29 Farwalker www.overclockers.com 14,362,089
    30 Woomack www.overclockers.com 13,537,989
    31 ChelseaOilman_GRC_7aac529d73a2ad65d9dd1b893fccf532 Team AnandTech 13,499,358
    32 Opolis folding@evga 13,229,118
    33 kmoyer folding@evga 12,864,520
    34 fluxmaven ExtremeHW 12,861,002
    35 bill1024 folding@evga 12,519,661
    36 EXT64 [H]ardOCP 12,272,935
    37 Ammskore folding@evga 11,962,123
    38 10esseetony Team AnandTech 11,479,844
    39 Red_Falcon [H]ardOCP 11,291,278
    40 don256us_ALL_1LWUMMFQmLgno74BvRHM36PcjWWrZ5WwFZ www.overclockers.com 10,963,984
    41 motqalden_GRC_816361fd0d181cb7a7c3a14765e3d638 [H]ardOCP 10,364,914
    42 harlam357 www.overclockers.com 10,169,573
    43 xaxxon [H]ardOCP 10,163,813
    44 Dippyskoodlez www.overclockers.com 9,891,566
    45 ByteDown[H]ard [H]ardOCP 9,803,667
    46 m8x425 folding@evga 9,384,839
    47 P4EE www.overclockers.com 8,692,267
    48 pututu_GRC_a2046194c7167b7b9b151894eaee6792 [H]ardOCP 7,917,409
    49 mflanaga folding@evga 7,698,959
    50 Railgun www.overclockers.com 6,982,441
    51 SparksNmagic_([H]ardOCP) [H]ardOCP 6,737,264
    52 Coleslaw_GRC_1bb993deb5284d5f357c6ef05d8eddb2 [H]ardOCP 6,708,778
    53 superducky www.overclockers.com 6,699,842
    54 DeputyKovacs www.overclockers.com 6,668,842
    55 [H]ugh_Freak [H]ardOCP 6,481,175
    56 Cypher- [H]ardOCP 6,448,162
    57 pioneerisloud ExtremeHW 6,335,324
    58 Raymond_Abbott www.overclockers.com 6,310,451
    59 T-Wolf folding@evga 6,243,966
    60 AllStarMe [H]ardOCP 6,144,874
    61 orion456 www.overclockers.com 6,054,150
    62 Notfordman folding@evga 5,996,827
    63 Grub www.overclockers.com 5,791,326
    64 torin3_ALL_1K91apgu4f5M26DrYL79Mpa7dhVfmBx4Xo www.overclockers.com 5,595,979
    65 inder372 folding@evga 5,558,348
    66 jefjames folding@evga 5,382,659
    67 joedpl folding@evga 5,076,686
    68 yodap folding@evga 5,009,723
    69 Toconator [H]ardOCP 4,667,518
    70 Trikat [H]ardOCP 4,588,568
    71 Duality92 ExtremeHW 4,460,019
    72 MacAttack [H]ardOCP 4,315,011
    73 tjmagneto [H]ardOCP 4,202,233
    74 Nathan_P [H]ardOCP 4,153,517
    75 King_of_Efland Team AnandTech 4,000,766
    76 John [H]ardOCP 3,850,173
    77 sparetimepc folding@evga 3,833,235
    78 Johnny56J5 folding@evga 3,787,893
    79 drnickriviera_GRC_7133603969c815049908de72f2635e64 Team AnandTech 3,753,672
    80 Bill_Kirchner folding@evga 3,685,855
    81 Doomed83 folding@evga 3,668,555
    82 desktopgeek folding@evga 3,633,456
    83 sbinh [H]ardOCP 3,246,273
    84 robert_scheel www.overclockers.com 3,219,616
    85 cerberus ExtremeHW 3,159,565
    86 C6Vette folding@evga 3,089,283
    87 Duff&Diana [H]ardOCP 3,050,293
    88 Dexter Team AnandTech 3,038,188
    89 Hostile Team AnandTech 3,011,630
    90 mx500torid ExtremeHW 2,990,943
    91 franz ExtremeHW 2,984,046
    92 Ducrider [H]ardOCP 2,825,794
    93 FullMetalBoxers folding@evga 2,824,674
    94 Doozer [H]ardOCP 2,565,690
    95 [H]auntjemima [H]ardOCP 2,488,360
    96 BWentler [H]ardOCP 2,469,850
    97 jetmek [H]ardOCP 2,386,877
    98 Ian-n-Steve_C. Team AnandTech 2,269,890
    99 dirty [H]ardOCP 2,262,628
    100 Lowryder(www.overclockers.com) www.overclockers.com 2,237,590

    That is AWESOME!  Ty for sharing. 🙂  

  12. Alright so I can be on any page and this happens, but lets go ahead and say I'm on the homepage.  I type in, idk, let's say "pio" in the search and hit enter.

    A wild new tab appears!
    https://reviews.extremehw.net/all-reviews/corsair-mp700-pro-2tb-nvme-review/
     

    Meanwhile in the background on the tab I was originally browsing and searching on:
    https://extremehw.net/search/?q=pio&quick=1

    This has been a recurring bug for a while now.  I just keep forgetting to report it. 🙂 

    EDIT:  Also, I'm pretty sure its almost always the TOP review that gets pulled up as a new tab.  I think.  Cannot confirm as its almost gotten instinctual to just close the tab and continue going.

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  13. Alright awesome.  Let's see if this continues!!

     

    I'm actually almost impressed with my output at this point.  I'm going to HATE my electrical bill though. 🤣

     

    Between a Ryzen 7900x, 5800x, and RX 7900XTX, 6900XT, and 5700XT (I shut down the Ryzen 3600, wasn't helping output at all).........I'm doing roughly 10m PPD! :wheee:

    At roughly 1500w worth of power draw across 3 rigs (or more).

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  14. 13 minutes ago, damric said:

    If you feel like your points are LOW, check here to make sure that you are getting the quick return bonus:

     

    https://apps.foldingathome.org/bonus

     

    You need a minimum of 10 WU completed and over 80% not failed.

     

    That seems low for the Ryzen 3600. I have a stock Ryzen 1600 folding on 4c8t and it's at least getting like 90K  And I mean stock like 3700MHz core, DDR4-2133 lol. Maybe give it a couple hours then check the ppd again?

    Yeah it was just being fired up.

    Ryzen 3600 is doing about 200k PPD
    5700XT is doing about 1m PPD give or take.

    Honestly, I was expecting a LOT more.  5800x / 6900XT rig is doing nearly 5m PPD right now combined.  Next gen older is doing 1.2m.  Big ouch.  Whatever, its a good stability check for my 3 newest rigs in the house.  🤣

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  15. 20 minutes ago, damric said:

    Sorry I meant to do that. Thanks for reminder. I put the link in the second post. I don't think that one updates quickly at all, like maybe twice it updated today.

    No worries. 🙂

    I've got 3 rigs going.  7900x, 7900xtx, 5800x, 6900xt, and even a Ryzen 3600 with a 5700XT.  All folding.  The Ryzen 3600 I might shut down if it continues with only 8k PPD, that's definitely nowhere near worth the energy.  The rest of these parts are doing alright though.  About 500-700k PPD per CPU (5800x / 7900x), and roughly 3m PPD on each GPU (the 5700XT is still calculating).

    I might be able to beat a single 3080Ti with all these rigs!  🤣

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  16. Can we possibly have a link at least or something to the current placing / stats for our team and the competition as a whole in the OP maybe?  I'm not sure if that's possible on our end or not seeing as its not our competition.  Just a request, so its not so hard to dig for the info.  I am a little bit curious to see how much I'm contributing, but I'm also curious to see how well we're doing vs the other teams too.

    Looking like we MIGHT take over EVGA soon?

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  17. 9 minutes ago, UltraMega said:

    The goal here is to make titles more visible, which is really important IMO. The rest of the changes are preferential, but titles need to have enough room to be able to get the point of the title/headline across. 

    What about just keeping it simple?

     

    Leave the titles part as is the way it is now, allowing upwards of 2 lines of text.

    Move OP down 1 line below the title (which I believe is "as is" now).
    Force "Last" to be 1 line below "OP" instead of even allowing it on the same line as OP (since sometimes it splits anyway)

    Abbreviate the date to be numerical so it fits without going down yet another line.

    This would force that section to stay within 3-4 lines of text at most, and it'd have everything requested visible as best as possible.

  18. The voltage section of Polaris BIOS editor doesn't really work on most cards, just as a heads up.  Polaris generally responds well to an increase in the TDP section.  In other words, giving it a positive power limit like setting the slider to +50% in MSI Afterburner.

    I have a pair of Asus 8GB cards that are BIOS flashed to 1400c / 2050m and they run rock solid there.  And then I have a cranky MSI 8GB card that I always seem to brick it with a bad BIOS flash.  🤣

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  19. 21 minutes ago, ENTERPRISE said:

    Fair point, I will see about adjusting that 🙂

    Unless you've already fixed it, its in line correctly for me.  Maybe it has something to do with the table width?

     

    image.png.231d0976bfbdff3d85b983ad9a01f8da.png

     

    By the way, the change looks pretty good so far.  I do appreciate the "OP" and "Last poster" names being right up front like that.  Very nice addition there.

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