My gt730 in my 1327991 computer is getting full 6144 credit with tasks only running for 200- 500 seconds while my gtx770m in 1328828 gets 1500 credit for 1500-2000 seconds of compute time. Im not a professional at moo but the gt 730 is much slower yet gets credit like my 7800xt????

After suspending all my amd tasks, it appears that my amd and nvida tasks are both simultaneously running on the 7800xt

Alright can i just force the gt 730 to run cuda somehow?

Your GT 730 is not even recognized as a coprocessor, 1327991 has only AMD AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT (16368MB) OpenCL: 2.0 visible to BOINC. Or it's messed up somehow, after all it's requesting tasks for it.

At first use this as cc_config.xml (if you don't have one already, otherwise just add the <use_all_gpus> tag):

<cc_config>
 <options>
  <use_all_gpus>1</use_all_gpus>
 </options>
</cc_config>

If after that BOINC still won't see the card, you probably need to update the drivers for it. Download them from Nvidia's site, not via Windows Update as those not always come with OpenCL support. If successful, you should see both GPUs as coprocessors in the details of that computer, like here for example.

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I had temporarily disabled the 730 for the night thats why you didn't see it, but ive tried updating drivers already. Im going to do the ccconfig thing now

Diddnt work

I still don't see it as coprocessor, please post the startup messages from BOINC's log.

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I was disabling it in windows when boinc was running and i wasn't working on i

Also problem solved.

Issues: windows 11
Solution: windows 10 on a different harddrive

Also i replaced the 730 with a 1050ti since i had one (1050ti did same thing in win 11

never mind it's not solved. ( it was sending cuda tasks, but now its only sending opencl which causes the issue)

so if i switch witch display is the main monitor, it switches which GPU is running both tasks.

I think the issue stems from the fact that the basic gpu app is the same for both cards (dntec521-win32-x86-opencl) but running on cuda uses dntec518-win32-x86-cuda31, so the same application refuses to run on two different gpu's and defaults to the one selected as the main display.

This i cant fix unless there is a way to get only cuda tasks for the 1050ti without disabling opencl for the amd.

You'd need to run two separate BOINC instances each with a GPU disabled so that they could run separate tasks.