Is it better to have a higher gpu clock speed or a higher memory clock speed for folding?

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If your talking about using cuda with nvidia I think tests show higher core clocks matters little more.

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AMD phenom II 1090T @ 4.23 Ghz custom water cooled
Asrock 890 FX deluxe 3 mother board
4 GB DDR 3 1600 @ 1688 Mhz 7 7 7 24 T1 2688 Mhz NB
2x 1 TB WD Sata III 64 mb cache HDD,s raid 0
2x 5870 HD @ 1015/1300 Asus reference
Dual OS win 7 x64 ultimate & win 7 x32 Ultimate (bench os)

On ATI cards, the core clock seems to make the difference for me. The memory clock makes little or no difference.

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Thank you both for the help. ATI cards here.

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No problem.

Oh BTW, Im coming after you and Knox, Im making my final move into a new apartment on saturday, then i can start firing up all my folding rigs again. I should also have my 3rd 4870X2 sometime this week.

Q9650, Q9550, Phenom 9950 all running SMP's

3 x 4870X2 so basically 6 x 4870's running GPU2
2 x 3870's running GPU2
PS3

My estimate is about 1 million Points per month.

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