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Client Monitoring Application for Folding@Home
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Ability to rename slots for better identification #305

Open foldinghomealone opened 4 years ago

foldinghomealone commented 4 years ago

It would be good to have the possibility to rename slots. Like to rename one slot to e.g. GTX 1060 and the other to GTX 1070. So it would be easier to know which slot is which GPU.

NoMoreQuarantine commented 4 years ago

Or even better, have another column where the HW information is automatically added.

harlam357 commented 4 years ago

You can see the CPU or GPU information in the Queue viewer (left of the log). However, I'm open to adding this information to the primary grid. It will, at a minimum, become a factor in the benchmarks data so one can determine the GPU or CPU & number of threads.

foldinghomealone commented 4 years ago

Adding HW info to the work unit history (and export) would be highly appreciated.

harlam357 commented 4 years ago

Hardware info is now included in the benchmarks in 0.9.17 and hardware info will become part of the work unit history when it is reworked. It's on my short list.

By "export" do you mean the export from WU history or the XML data generated with the static HTML (Web) generation?

foldinghomealone commented 4 years ago

Thanks for doing this. By 'export' I mean the export function from the WU history.

NoMoreQuarantine commented 4 years ago

I don't know why I didn't think of this before, but if we're talking benchmarking, it might make sense to also include the OS if possible, since it has been reported that people get noticeably differences performance with the same HW.

harlam357 commented 4 years ago

I don't run any clients on Linux, so I'm not aware of what OS detail is provided by FAHClient on those OSes. As far as Windows goes, the level of detail provided by FAHClient is a little lacking... all I see is "Windows 10 Enterprise" and I'm running Pro and Pro for Workstations. No build information, etc. For instance, 1903, 1909, or 2004 version of Windows 10. I think the SKU (home, pro, enterprise) matters much less.

Can you share some detail about what is provided by FAHClient when running FAHClient in Linux?