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Your GPU might have popped into power saving mode

Please post the examples of the crash and on which projects. Also screenshot of the fahclient system info section would help. I still have RDNA2 GPU folding fine on bleeding edge kernel with latest rocm, so something else is happening down your end. DKMS should not engage at all, unless you tried do...

Yeah, sorry about that.
I posted everywhere but here about this.
There is FAH server on discord for anything bleeding edge and quick responses

Sorry - I know this is an old topic but I think this server is having trouble again. Can someone please give 128.174.73.74 a swift kick? Or whatever magic got it going last time. I have at least two P12137 work units stuck failing to upload. Both 'stuck' computers are still downloading and uploadin...

My v8 log folder has 90 logs oldest being 2025-10-26. I really think that is more than enough

Ken_g6 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 09, 2026 8:11 pm So, any news on this? I finally figured out that maybe I needed to create an account in the web client.

Patience. It is not you it is us I'll let you know when this is done

Which driver did you install? Studio or gaming one?

And if you are not using that iGPU, might as well disable it in BIOS

Hi, I'm a member of the TeAm AnandTech Committee, or TAC. We normally set up a communal account with zero or very little work to handle TeAm ownership. What kind of account do I need here? I guess I need to do some F@H work with a passkey? Yes, owner of the team would need to be folding. While that...

PM me new owner's email address and F@H username, please.
Thanks

Dude, so you come here with the case study and the script and tell us that it will help us improve something, trust me bro?

I would hint to you to Google what is "Case Study"

It is.
We need PCI ID to make sure it is.
This can be acquired with GPU Z main window screenshot

Scientific simulation, if failed, wastes everyone's time. That is mission critical. First thing I care is returned science and stability. I don't want random users coming back to this forum with problems, and then we find out they installed someone's suggested script to "improve" things. Y...

Few percent is margin of error. Not worth potentially messing up stability. It is always advised to leave things as they are and let Linux scheduler do it's job. Especially when you are doing mission critical workloads. I am certain the people who maintain the scheduler side of things have much bett...

And where are the results of all that?