Failed?

[NCC10281982B]

I get this fairly often on the quadro 1700 in my other rig. Can someone tell me what it means and / or how to prevent it. I think this may be partly responsible to my drop in PPD.

[Prunes]

Mine would fail if my screen turned off. So I've disabled it in power management settings. Don't know why, but it worked.

[SpeedCrazy]

Mine would fail if my screen turned off. So I've disabled it in power management settings. Don't know why, but it worked.

This.

Took me forever to figure it out but its true.

[NCC10281982B]

I made the tweek. edit: what the hell it did it again!!

 

Insert Hades gif here.

[Renigade]

Have you thought about making a VGA dummy plug instead? save a bit of electricity .

[NCC10281982B]

The rig is headless. If I read stanford's information correctly accessing the rig via remote desktop cause the WU failure.

[Renigade]

The rig is headless. If I read stanford's information correctly accessing the rig via remote desktop cause the WU failure.

Give the VGA plug a shot bud. unless you dont have physical access to the machine? or drop down to V6?

Look here bunch of posts about headless GPU problems http://foldingforum.org/search.php?keywords=using+VGA+dummy+headless

[cchalogamer]

Now that you mention remote desktop, when I went to get my little server up and folding again it was doing all sorts of odd things over Remote desktop, I ended up walking to the other side of the room and brushing the pile of crap off the KVM and getting it setup that way. I haven't reconnected with remote desktop after that but that's the only variable I've changed on it with 100% uptime.

[NCC10281982B]

hmm DVI KVms aren't cheap.

[cchalogamer]

I think I'll just switch to using Teamviewer/tightVNC on mine, I gave tightVNC a go bc it was installed and didn't cause any issues, tried remote desktop at the beginning of a unit before and it died.