PPD Performance

[Ally]

Hi,

Here is an interesting topic on the folding forum for up to date PPD performance of GPUs and CPUs

https://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.p...64110984c59ba2

Ally

[DarkFoss]

Thanks for the link.

Interesting someone even uploaded a Fury ppd looks like mine on a bad run of wu's or folding with the cpu slot active. No Bulldozers on the list of course that would require a ppd (ish) category.

[Flyordie]

Thanks for the link.

Interesting someone even uploaded a Fury ppd looks like mine on a bad run of wu's or folding with the cpu slot active. No Bulldozers on the list of course that would require a ppd (ish) category.

Bulldozers actually did pretty decent for what they were when undervolted. :-)

[konjini]

Bulldozers actually did pretty decent for what they were when undervolted. :-)

Gave it a go with 8350, seems to be shooting my self in the foot with the watts used with current WU.
Any thing 6/7th+ gen or Ryzen is faster with less watts.
A 10210U CPU laptop will do easily twice as more.

On the topic current of stuff out, might be handy to start a under-volt folding thread.
Always handy to know in general.

[Flyordie]

Well, this is what I have been getting ever since the new core from OpenMM on my RX Vega64. Oh and that is also while gaming for 4ish hours a day. (I actually let it run while I game as it honestly doesn't hit the FPS at all on the games I play.

Gave it a go with 8350, seems to be shooting my self in the foot with the watts used with current WU.
Any thing 6/7th+ gen or Ryzen is faster with less watts.
A 10210U CPU laptop will do easily twice as more.

On the topic current of stuff out, might be handy to start a under-volt folding thread.
Always handy to know in general.

Ah. Well mine did 4.0Ghz with just 1.28V when I was running it. I kept the CPU within its voltage curve.