Thanks Ste\/e and everyone else for your help and patience. I will make the changes you suggested.Originally Posted by STE\/E
Yes, if both cards are 5870's then they both should be clocked the same, use the settings Tab on Afterburner & set to Sync the 2 GPU's.
Also set the line "UnofficialClockMode = 0' to "UnofficialClockMode = 1" and restart Afterburner once doing that. Just go to either Windows/Program Files or Windows/Program Files (x86) then open the MSI Afterburner folder, then open the config file with notebook and make the 0 to 1 change, save & exit. You'll have to Restart Afterburner again once doing that too ... Should be good to go then and you can make your Overclocking changes ...
I'm going to throw another twist into this twisted situation.
I have been watching boinc and it hit me that boinc was finishing a wu in ~15 minutes but not being reported that way at Moo, sooooo, I sat at the computer for a couple of hours and read the newspaper and watched the wu's crunching, I also looked at a wall clock to verify what boinc was showing, rounding to minutes. The wall clock confirmed what boinc was reporting. I dropped off the seconds on the UTC to figure the minutes run. (edit, that brings up another issue, boinc wont upload the wu's after they run, I have to do it manually)
Having nothing to do this morning, right, I copied about 10 wu's reported by Moo, and low and behold 'something stinks in Denmark' (sorry to anyone in Denmark, just a saying
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Look at the difference between WU's, between the actual UTC times, they agree with the times boinc was showing when I watched them crunching and the wall clock, but the run/cpu times don't.
Could it be a Moo problem? Can I detach from the project and download the Moo program again without screwing things up, or is it even necessary?
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