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I have no idea what OS you are using, but if it is Windows , then gpuz will list your Device ID so it can be added to the white list.

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/

Ok, sorry to attempt to help. Carry on.

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Items 6 to 8 show how to post a log of your folding setup, usually to first 150 lines have your configuration info and are the most interesting.

Here is instructions on how to post a log so we know what the software thinks is happening.

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Usually the first 100 lines is enough to see the configuration.

Just a thought, if you plan to replace every single part, it would be cheaper and faster to have two PCs, one GPU each.

Assuming you are on Windows and using version 7.6, you can get to to Advanced Control and configure, slots, cpu and set it to 0 if you want,, then the GPU slot will be the only one that runs and set the main screen to Full.

Welcome to Filding@Home! In the default configuration, that is the way F@H works in version 7. Light uses 1/2 the CPU threads and no GPU. Medium used all but one CPU thread and the GPU. Full uses all CPU threads and the GPU. In all cases the GPU is either on or off, there is no way to reduce GPU usa...

We are at that point where looking athe first 200 lines of your log file might help.

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https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/cmp-90hx.c3783

You have a modern, but niche GPU. It may fold similar to the more common RTX 3070ti.

I switched from SETI@Home 14 years ago.

If you set CPUs to 2 you may get smaller projects you can finish on time

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This appears to be a mobile CPU that does modern math. (AVX2-256) with only 2 cores and 4 threads. I would watch CPU temps as a laptop may have listed cooling.

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I always use the Nvidia drivers from their website, assuming you have Windows

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/results/199654/

https://www.gpugrid.net/

I have never used it.

You start 8 slots of GPUs. (Assuming you have 8 x86-64 CPU cores)

It is possible you will be the first, and need to give device IDs to F@H to whitelist. In Linux, the lspci command can show the device ID.