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That looks like a network problem. Can you access the cores from a webbrowser? http://cores.foldingathome.org/win/64bit/22-0.0.13/Core_22.fah http://cores.foldingathome.org/win/64bit-avx-256/a7-0.0.19/Core_a7.fah Maybe some firewall blocks downloading the *.fah files or a virus scanner deletes them?

AMD RX6000 GPUs are announced for Christmas 2020 with double performance than RX 5700.

FAH uses https connections
see for troubleshooting viewtopic.php?f=16&t=36319

You can also try to open the assignment website manually.
https://assign1.foldingathome.org/
https://assign2.foldingathome.org/
https://assign3.foldingathome.org/
https://assign4.foldingathome.org/
If this also does not work then it may be a proxy blocking that connections in general.

This is a logging issue only right? The operating system should be able to tell the local time to the app logging component, so this should be a low hanging fruit for the FAH developer. We need a bug in github for that https://github.com/FoldingAtHome/fah-issues/issues/1582

Laptop only has GPU Intel UHD Graphics 620 which is not supported yet by FAH. So no GPU folding on that laptop possible.

FahCore_22 recently switched to CUDA. So you can try to go back to OpenCL by adding extra core options: -disable-cuda

So you mean older FAHViewer provided more details of the running work unit?

Hi francentu3456, what do you mean by efficiency of FAHViewer?

Oh I see on Windows 7 it lags whole PC very badly...

Mainboard supports 1 X PCI Express X16 Gen 2.0 slot and CPU 64bit 2 x 2,8Ghz is fast enough for any GPU and 4GB RAM also sufficient. So you could even go with a nvidia RTX 3080 and a new power supply 500watts on 12V.

- As for the execution of more than one WU on a GPU, it will raise use of hardware and number of calculations delivered, however I doubt that it will bring more points. The different WUs will compete for hardware ressources, slowing down the individual WUs, which may harm the quick return bonus mor...

Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling(HAGS) applies to all applications using GPU because it reduces overhead and latencies in Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM). But it has only a small effect on games or CUDA - like 1%. The transition should be transparent, and users should not notice any significa...

Try to uninstall all cuda sdk toolkit because they currently may interfer with FAH.

Does this happen both on RTX 2070 and GTX 650? I guess only the GTX 650 maybe is too slow to hold the TDR timeout. If true and other users get the same issue then maybe CUDA must be disabled on such old GPUs by assignment servers?

You can add the setting -disable-cuda to extra core options to disable CUDA and use OpenCL instead which is a little slower