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So I did what you instructed, and I would say performance is slightly better, but not as quick as it should be. I have two NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000 in a server and its almost the same speed as a GTX 3080 Founders. Is there anything you'd recommend to kind of show or determine if I am using every ounce of power out of these things?

If I had to make an educated guess, I more than likely did something and forgot I did it to make it go quicker. I’ve downloaded those files and will be uploading them soon, I’ll follow up soon.

Yes I did, I actually went from 7 to 6 and did all that. Only thing I have noticed that makes it quicker is that I install nvidia plugin and then uninstall and not reboot. Which obviously isn't a good way to run.

Sounds good, thank you very much!

I am updating to 7.0.1 now.

6.12.15, but wiling to upgrade if it makes your life easier.

I have tried installing v570.124.04, v565.77, v565.57.01, v550.144.03, as well as the latest, production branch, and new feature branch. I have not however installed the Open Source Driver. Driver I am trying to install is the following: "Data Center Driver for Linux x64 570.124.06 | Linux 64-bit"

Good morning everyone, I'm somewhat newer to the on rate scene and I have installed two Nvidia RTX Quadros 6000. The issue I'm running into is I can install the new video plugins no problem but I believe they are installing the consumer versions of the driver when I need the data center server version of the drivers. Reason this is an issue is I am seeing Significantly poor performance off of the consumer drivers and during testing I uninstalled the Nvidia plugin and the Gpus ran amazing, is there any way to install those drivers I've done a ton of research and I've tried as many different things to know success any help is greatly appreciated.

Hey Everyone, I have installed Sequoia and got to the desktop, but when I try and install a app from the app store and try and log in, I get "Verification Failed: Unknown Error Occurred". I saw a couple of replies similar but no definitive explanation as to how to fix this issue. Things I have tried are switching the Network adapter to e1000.

It was the USB. For whatever reason the manual configuration of the USB and using the tool did not format the USB correctly, even formatting the USB manually didn't work. What fixed it was using clean on diskpart and then run the usb tool.

I have tried another computer and it works just fine.

I have not in another computer. But I believed that it was USB related as well. But not sure how it could configure incorrectly if I am using the tool. Here attached is a screen shot of the boot settings. I reached out to a coleauge of mine who says that you should see UNRAID in the BIOS. Just curious if that truly is the case.

I have a dell R640, normal configuration, allowed usb access, set USB that UNRAID is on to the first boot option. I have tried both BIOS and UEFI to no avail. In UEFI I get the following error: Boot Failed: Please ensure a compatible bootable media is available. I have used several usb sticks as well as the usb maker and manual install. I have had zero luck, has anyone had issues with installing/running unraid on a Dell PowerEdge R640?