I understand that. I was hoping that someone might be doing other Boinc work and have some insight.

Hello pirogue. First, I am not familiar with this card but, as I remember, it was designed as a CAD/CAM card and may not be supported by BOINC. If you have checked this out and are certain it is supported, here are some other things to consider:

1, Are you certain you loaded the 64-bit driver for Win7?:
2. Did you load the CUDA tool kit containing the CUDA 2.3 dll’s?
3 Have you checked to see that Win7 does not have a problem with the card? (control panel>device manager)
4.Is this the only vid card on the MoBo? If no, did you check the NVIDIA Control Panel to see if there is a problem and that all displays are defined to NVIDIA?

There is always a possibility that the card is defective. A long time ago I got a GTX8800 that displayed video just fine but BOINC would not detect it. I RMA’ed to the manufacture and the new one worked just fine

Last, you may want to post your problem on the BOINC forum and/or GPUGrid forum. You can also look here: http://boinc.berkeley.edu/wiki/GPU_computing

I hope this helps. Good luck!

1. yes
2. I thought the toolkit was for developing. I just installed and it still doesn't work.
3. It shows up with no exclamation (or whatever Win7 uses)
4. 1 video card
I guess I'll try one of the other forums. I really didn't want to have to keep track of another account.

That's what I want to see.
All I'm getting is a "No usable GPUs found" message.
I've found 1 log that has what I want to see, but it looks like it's running 32-bit XP:

22-9-2009 18:10:03 Local time is UTC +2 hours
22-9-2009 18:10:03 CUDA device: Quadro FX 1700 (driver version 19038, compute capability 1.1, 512MB, est. 10GFLOPS)
22-9-2009 18:10:03 Not using a proxy