Well I guess the title says it all.
Been doing some calculation & I find it impossible to reach those points with my computers power. I got 3 computers in total.
I though that 1 computer would do it, but after calculation.....ok I need one more...NO, I need A LOT more.....NO I need super computers to reach the 10.000.000 points.
I don't even think that I can collect 50000 points with my 3 computers online 24/7. It is kind of embarrassing to talk about this & please don't embarrass me, I am an old man with low income. :P
 
I just wonder what kind of computers are you using in short drag, CPU & Graphic card?
Are you donating just 1 computer or more?
 
I got 3 computers
Laptop from Packard Bell I5 intel from 2014 I think
 
2 desktop computers
CPU i5-2500 HP desktop
Intel core 2 duo 95xx or something & graphic card GTX 760 something like that.
 
 
What kind of hardware do I need to reach the 10 million points in one month or sooner.

Isn't folding meant to help science and medicine? Also, those PCs are probably costing more in power per month than they would generate EVGA Bucks.

Allot of people (including me) are motivated by this pandemic and want to help others. EVGA bucks do provide incentive also which is nice.  

Nothing to be embarrassed about FAH-Hacker. You always have to use what you have. GPU folding will provide more points. And make sure you have a passkey entered on each PC/laptop, like BadBertie noted.

Thank you all for the great information, I will try to answer couple of questions.
 
I do have the same passkey on all my computers. ( I hope ) :P
 
My laptop is running on light, couldn't handle on medium.
My other desktop computer is running on light/medium & it can manage full, but the noise can be extreme.
 
Are you guys running on light, medium or full?

Can I use my own passkey?

Last year I've pulled 445Mil points the month, 44x your quota (17M PPD, and that was Core22 and Core 21 mixed).
Had I gotten only Core 22, my PPDs would have been closer to 500-650M Points Per Month.
And still there was this dude doing 1 billion points in just 1 week! More than likely a few banks of Nvidia A100 GPUs he had. (I suspect Nvidia test bench).

In theoretical terms, 10M PPD is a super computer for 2004. 
And is easily to be gotten today with just 3 RTX2080Tis.

To get 1Bil per week, that would be a real super computer today.
The Nvidia A100, we don't know how many units they were running, but it appeared to be just 1 rack of them (8GPUs), 
If I would build a new system right now,
Just invest in 2x cheap Ryzen 3600x with 2x4GB of DDR4 3600Mhz, disable SMT on them, cap them to 4Ghz, buy 2x X570 or X590 motherboards, and run them with 2x RTX 2080Ti. A $20 SSD is more than good enough for each.
That's about $800 for both of the systems (+ 2080Tis, which is about $4k for all 4 of them).
 
If you have patience, and you can wait a bit, and have a slightly bigger budget,
An X590 motherboard, 2x4GB of DDR4 4000 memory, 2x (upcoming) Ryzen 3600XT or Ryzen 4000 series CPUs, and wait for BIG navi or Nvidia RTX 3000 series GPUs. 
Performance will be at least 25% higher, and so does cost. PPD should be about 33% higher than current top of the line material.
 
That means, if you can wait, 1400W of power could get you a system that nets you roughly 20 Mil per day (2x your quota PER DAY, instead of per month), but currently, 4x 2080Tis are limited to 16M PPD.
 

MiamiVyse
first post, long time EVGA forum stalker. I’ve been folding with what I can since about the end of March. I just passed the 5 million point mark and I haven’t ever seen anything on my  page about requesting a “pass key.” Is a pass key what enables one to use multiple rigs for folding under the original users name/ identity because that would be freakin sa-weet!?

The passkey get you quick return bonus points added to ever work unit you turn in
So rather than say 200k PPD you may get 1.5m PPD  "Just random numbers to show a point"
But it makes a huge difference.
 
Get the passkey here and like Yodap said make copies of it in different places. 
Us it on every system you fold with, use the same name, team number and passkey on every computer you use to fold on
 
https://apps.foldingathome.org/getpasskey

I did try to turn off the cpu, it automatically turned off my gpu as well.
 
About the laptop, I don't care about it, it otherwise just collects dusts.
 
Thank you all for great information.

scott@bjorn3d

FAH-Hacker
I did try to turn off the cpu, it automatically turned off my gpu as well.
 
About the laptop, I don't care about it, it otherwise just collects dusts.
 
Thank you all for great information.

You have top edit the slots and delete the CPU slot.

I wonder if it's an APU in his laptop...

Yeah, laptops aren't known to be very good for folding.
Even $1300 modern latops with mobile RTX GPUs could only get near to 1M PPD.