Ok, so I uninstalled the 332.21 driver, cleaned, and did a fresh install of 327.23 - driver should now be good.
 
Put client-type to beta on each GPU
 
Changed the -1 on the CPU for the number of threads to 10 (since the 990x has 12) - or should that be 8 to leave 2 cores free (1 for each GPU)?
 
Stopped and started the client and I still see Core 15 in the logs.  I'm assuming it need to finish it's current work units and the next ones will come as Core 17?
 
And I'm seeing around 31,000 PPD for each of the CPU - definitely no where near the numbers you are seeing.  I have the 780's set down to 1123mhz now.
 
 
 

Yeah, sorry, I meant to say ignore the driver advice for the 780s, but I forgot.  332.21 is the best driver for GK110 (780, 780 Ti, Titan).  I think this only applies to core 17 WUs, with core 15 not really caring which drivers you have.
 
I think CPU:10 should be enough to keep the GPUs sufficiently fed, but I'm not positive.  When I added my second 780, I stopped folding on my CPU altogether.  This is only a problem when running core 17, which due to Nvidia's not-so-great OpenCL implementation needs a thread/core per GPU.  Core 15 uses virtually no CPU time.
 
You are correct, the core 15 WUs you're currently running need to finish before you'll get core 17 WUs.  A given project will only run on one core.  At this point the only core 17 project in wide circulation is 8900.
 
The reason you're not seeing those numbers is because core 15 PPD is terrible in comparison to core 17's.  Core 17 uses the QRB that CPU projects have used for years now, while core 15 does not.  Core 17 is also more scientifically valuable than core 15, so the points should be higher.  At best each of my 780s gets around 60k PPD on certain core 15 projects, while others can go as low as 31k.

The 332.21 driver is working well in the new configuration.  The machine folded stably all night and is now reporting ~340,000 PPD w/ ~156,000 rating for each GPU and 29,000 for the CPU.
 
Thanks for the assist!

Welcome, lootbag.
 
If you haven't done so, you still need to go to your EVGA profile (from the main EVGA page, not the forums) and enter your folding name in the appropriate field.  Having both names identical definitely makes things easier for getting the Bucks.
 
Yes, definitely install 332.21.  The 331.xx series was noticeably better on my 780s than 326 or 327, and 332 is better than 331 by a couple of seconds per frame.
 
You do have a passkey and have it entered into the client, correct?  

new (again) user checking in. I just picked up a pair of 650ti dedicated folders to add heat to the room. I'm hoping the 28nm fab will help it run cooler.
fold on!

Hello, everyone. I've been folding for over 5 years, but just recently decided to bring my talents to my favorite hardware company. My passkey is setup and my Folding name is in my profile. Am I forgetting anything?

Welcome all new EVGA Folders

XRogerX
Welcome all new EVGA Folders

 
Thanks!
 

Zagen30
digitaldemon, I see  that you dropped your first WU for us, so that answers the question of whether you remembered to change the team number.  I noticed that your folding name has an underscore while your EVGA name does not.  You should PM EVGA_Rob about this, as he's the one who takes care of mismatched names.
 
Also, out of curiosity, what GPU(s) are you running?

 
I changed it. And I'm running as 660 Ti.
 

digitaldemon
Hello, everyone. I've been folding for over 5 years, but just recently decided to bring my talents to my favorite hardware company. My passkey is setup and my Folding name is in my profile. Am I forgetting anything?

Looking at your EOC stats (with and without the underscore) it seems something is up. 
If your folding 24/7 and running 8900wu, you should be dropping ~25,000 points at a time.  Make sure you have the older drivers (323.27), and the "client-type = beta" flag set, along with a passkey.  A GTX 660ti should do ~65k-75k, depending on OC, with these things set.

nick1551
 
Looking at your EOC stats (with and without the underscore) it seems something is up. 
If your folding 24/7 and running 8900wu, you should be dropping ~25,000 points at a time.  Make sure you have the older drivers (323.27), and the "client-type = beta" flag set, along with a passkey.  A GTX 660ti should do ~65k-75k, depending on OC, with these things set.

 
It's funny you say that because the middle of last year I was doing over a million a month. Then in late August it just stopped. I thought I was just getting assigned different WUs. I don't want to use an old driver because I game as well. My client-type was set to "advanced." I changed it to beta.
 

Hi All,
 
I have changed Mr Peat's name to Mr_Peat.  Thanks for letting me know texinga!

Rob

Good stuff...you're welcome and looks like you are all set then. 

Now folding on Asus Rampage IV Black Edition w/ 4960x and 4x780 hydrocoppers.  Looks like 586,000PPD based on first hours of folding with mild overclock on CPU and none on cards. A bump up on the cards takes it to 610,000PPD, bump on CPU to 4.0 Ghz and cards to 1175 winds up in an overnight total average of 681,000 PPD.  Wonder how much is left in the rig...
 
 
 

Just wanted to hello.  Just started folding on last Thursday.  At almost 2,000,000.  Running the 9401 scripts and getting around 670,000 ppd.  Glad to be part of the team.

Wow, I just wanted to give a warm Hello! to all the new Team members. Welcome aboard , if you need any help just ask. We have a lot of friendly and helpful teammates here. Glad to have you folding with us!!