HOLY GPU BATMAN!!!

[Norcalsteve]

WOW, LOOK AT THEM GPU PPD's

LOL, wish it was always like that!!!!:attn::D:shock:

[dfonda]

That's tremendous Steve WTF:attn:

[GIXXERGUY6]

You're a cheater! shut them off for a couple weeks so my i7/gpu and my buddies i7 can catch up.

[ChasR]

You've got a corrupt file in HFM.

Here's how to fix it, from Harlam:

Hey dylskee,

Not really sure exactly what the issue is here... have you tried turning off the Bonus Credit and PPD calculation to see if it restored "base" Credit and PPD values?

Look in Preferences -> Options.

Also, open up the benchmarks for one of those misreporting GPU clients and see if the Project specifies a K Factor value other than 0. If could even see the Projects that are being run on your GPUs that would also be helpful but those values are not visible in the screen shot.

If it does, I suspect something to be awry with the ProjectInfo.tab file that is caching the Project information on your box. You can take one of three approaches:

1. Tools -> Download Projects From Stanford

- This will force refresh your project data with what's currently available on the psummary.

2. Shutdown HFM, delete the ProjectInfo.tab file, and restart HFM (it will auto-download the psummary again).

3. Follow the instructions from my post here to replace your ProjectInfo.tab file with the one I provide that contains project information not available on the psummary.

http://groups.google.com/group/hfm-n...bd7f83036bfb39

That post will show you where the file is if you want to try the delete approach first.

[dylskee]

I chose option 3 and it worked perfectly, still working great as we speak.

[Norcalsteve]

I have option three uploaded now... i will see if it works when i get those WU's again... the first two options did not work. either way, i will post results.

[Norcalsteve]

Nope, none of them worked. Infact, after i did option three, my next WU was a 783 pointer again... and i noticed it was a "normal run" about 1:45 TPF with 8k ppd (normal for my GTX285 kinda)... but when i closed it, re did the .tab file, and opened it again... the client actually sped up, and i was getting 00:33 TPF and 20k ppd... crazy... unless it is a 00:33 TPF WU and should be a 386 pointer (or 3XX whatever) and the reset just refreshed the card for folding.