Jackal24

True. Understood. I'll try to get some soon. I believe the T400 is a non-consumer card and doesn't have the p2 lock on it for CUDA workloads. The weird thing is that this happens even with only plex which I didn't think was considered a CUDA workload. (Although I don't know enough about it.)

When I was running tdarr, it was hitting the card at 100% utilization, but running it slower than it would have had it been at p0

According to "nvidia-smi -q -d SUPPORTED_CLOCKS | more" my max clocks on my 3050 should be 7001 and 2130. Under power state p2, I am only getting 6800 and 1807, so it is definitely being slowed. If I try to change it using "nvidia-smi -ac 7001,2130", it tells me that it isn't supported.

I'll play with it some more tomorrow and see. Doing 4k transcoding to 1080p

Looks like it is possibly an issue with the driver. Apparently Nvidia locks you at p2 if you are doing any CUDA work on consumer cards

Just put a 3050 in and it is also stuck at p2.

No nvidia-persistenced. Not sure if it is slower or not. Just switched to a 3050 and it is also showing p2 always.

1660 Super. It always stays in power mode P2 and never goes to P0 even under high load. I know of at least one other person with this issue.

Same issue with the same card.

No. Mine always shows P2 no matter if it is at idle or fully loaded.

I have tried loading it up with no change to the power state.

That works for getting it to go to p8 (idle) when not in use, but it doesn't help me to get to p0 (full power) instead of p2 when being used.

The last 8 episodes of a show I transcoded (the originals are all in the same h.264,. 1080p format) 1060TI (on remote unRAID server) average FPS: 81,83,87,82 1660 (on local unRAID server)Super: 58.60.57.58

I have enabled nvidia-persistenced. It is definitely slower. I reliably get about 20-50% more fps on the 1060TI on similar files (running 2 workers on each machine).

When I use it in Plex or Tdarr docker containers, it never gets above P2 power state (as reported by GPU statistics). When it is not being used, it drops to P8 (which is normal).

Is there any way to force the card to use p0 power state? Mine 1660 Super is stuck on p2 when transcoding and is actually slower than my 1060TI (at power level p0) in another server.

One of my unraid servers has a 1660 Super that won't go to power state p0. The highest it goes (using tdarr/plex) is p2. My other server has a 1060TI and it actually transcodes faster, but it has a p0 power state. How can I get the 1660 Super to go to p0?

I've had it all up and running for a few days and it seems great. The only issue I am seeing is that my 1060TI on a remote machine is getting about double the FPS that my 1660 Super (on the local machine) is getting. I am running 2 workers on each. I have noticed that the 1060 is showing power state p0, while the 1660 is at p2. I'm not sure if that is the issue or not.

Fixed it. Used the preclear plugin to zero out the drive. I was then able to format and mount it successfully.

I have a 5TB drive I pulled from a used Windows system. The drive was formatted NTFS with a single partition. When I try to bring it up in UD, it says "zfs_member" and won't let me mount it. I have tried using UD to format it in both XFS and NTFS after deleting the partition. It ends up with a single 0b partition and won't let me mount it. It still says zfs_member. I even tried pulling it out and reformatting it in a Windows machine (which worked fine on the Windows box), but when I put it back in my unRaid server, I end up with the same unmountable zfs_member drive.

Nevermind. I fixed the problem by switching to SABnzbd and allowing it to rename the files.

I am having problems with Radarr not getting files due to obfuscated file names. I am using Binhex's NZBGet and the files download fine, but inside the correctly named folder, the video files are named like asdfojuhargiub4rwe.mkv, so Radarr says there are no valid files.