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You speak about OpenCL, and yes I have an error on it but for me OpenCL is related to the GPU, since I do not have one, I think the error comes from there, what do you think ? Just thought it's strange that OpenCL appears at all in the log, since there is no GPU. Not sure how the client behaves in ...

You could try after starting cmd as administrator, maybe windows is missing some stuff.

Did you try to set opencl-index manually like suggested in the log?

You could check Windows Event Logger https://www.loggly.com/ultimate-guide/w ... ng-basics/ to see, if anything catches the eye. If not network, it is a possible permission issue.

It is probably due to 24 cores in one slot. Try to reduce this number, but pay attention to choose a new number such that it is a multiple of 2 or 3. For example instead of 1 slot with 24 cores you could try to run 2 slots with 12 cores each.

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Well, good news is, your system got a small update. Bad news is, I'm out of ideas, sorry.

Edit: I think what happens is that the client was compiled against a library which had this symbol, but your version of this library doesn't have the same symbol for some reason (some test repository maybe?).

You will also need to update libstdc++ library, which is part of GCC as far as I remember.

Linux 3.13 was released in 2014. Your version of libstdc++ probably can't handle the client anymore. Either try to force a newer version of libstdc++ on your old system, which may cause some other problems, or better yet upgrade your system to a more fresh Ubuntu (which would be a sensible thing to ...

So, just out of interest, you had multiple vendors active and FAH was confused, is that about correct?

You could check if the card is factory overclocked: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/ (GPU Clock).

Honestly, since this is a professional computer, I would avoid messing around with it too much. For educational reasons you could try to run clinfo (https://github.com/Oblomov/clinfo scroll down for windows binaries) to get some additional informations about what is going on in terms of OpenCL there.

That looks strange. Maybe it is confused by two different platforms? What kind of a machine is this?

Unfortunately, my wisdom ends here. A quick google search suggested, it will be not all that easy to do if not impossible. Good luck though.

According to https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/g ... 50-ti.c274 it only supports OpenCl 1.1, but FAH-cores need 1.2 to work. So, there is not much hope...