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As I'm sure you're aware, there's a complicated interplay between the driver, temperature, power, voltage and boost clock speed of the GPU so even a small shift in operating conditions can move a previously stable over clock over the limit so I'd start by easing any clock offset back a bit and goin...

Bad States are generally indicative that a calculation error has been detected. It was discovered that a certain percentage of WUs that had that error could be restarted from the last checkpoint and completed. (say your GPU gives incorrect results about twice a day). Rather tan aborting immediately...

As I'm sure you're aware, there's a complicated interplay between the driver, temperature, power, voltage and boost clock speed of the GPU so even a small shift in operating conditions can move a previously stable over clock over the limit so I'd start by easing any clock offset back a bit and goin...

Not wanting to jinx it but a switch to 4,4GHz and clean install of a older NV driver seems to fix my issue.

1070 [@60c] is at 1835MHz and 980 Ti [@50c] is at 1400MHz without overclocking.

Just waiting for new projects to get an accurate PPD reading.

Thank you both for replying. Is your CPU overclocked and tested stable with e.g. intelburntest? The 4.5 Ghz looks like a psychological value and maybe 4.4 Ghz is really stable. There is also a cpu stress tester tool for folding StressCPU v2.0 https://folding.stanford.edu/home/download-utilities/ In ...

So now I got a different problem, but still related. My GPUs, specifically the 980 Ti aren't folding at my expected 1.2 Million PPD that I saw before sleeping. Images to help explain my problem - https://imgur.com/a/bjWau Basically the 980 Ti in my system, seems to have buggered up in folding during...

Can you please add few more lines after you stopped in the log above ? There will be a list of detected GPUs and the assigned slots. Just for completes. Some lines like. "Enabled folding slot 01: READY gpu:1:GP104 [GeForce GTX 1070] " What happen if you just try to add a new GPU slot ? Or...

7im wrote:Remove this for the GPU:

<max-packet-size v='big'/>

Yeah I just wanted to see what it did. Removed it now.

bruce wrote:

Bosses_Boss wrote:Will this change the log and do you want me to copy it here again?

I do. If possible, edit your previous post.

Was your reinstall of the NV driver a "clean" install?

Thanks for the reply, updated log.

It wasn't a clean install. I will do that now.

Edit: still not working.

Please return the logging verbosity to the default of 3. The higher level does not provide any extra useful information and actually gets in the way of troubleshooting a problem. Ah okay, this is my troubleshooting, TRY ALL THE THINGS :p Will this change the log and do you want me to copy it here a...

He asked about the video driver version from NVidia, especially because Windows 10 has a bad habit of replacing the OEM NV driver that works with a Win 10 driver that doesn't work for folding. To avoid future problems, you will want to disable video driver updates from MS, and then reinstall the NV...

7im wrote:Re-install the client so that it auto detects the new hardware.

Tried this, did not work. Any other ideas?

Welcome Bosses_Boss Looks like you have the same mix of GPU as I have. I assume you use Windows while I use Linux for folding. Both 980TI and 1070 can perfectly be installed in the same system. Given power supply and cooling is sufficient. What would be helpful if you could share the driver version...

I have a 1070 and a 980 Ti in the same system that I want to use for folding. I have done this before when I had a 980 Ti and a 970. Worked just fine, now I can't get them to work. Do I have to use a 10 series GPU for it to show up? I want to use the 980 Ti for 24/7 folding while I gaming on the 107...