I see our points went up more today from yesterday. Going to bump my gpu a little more to see how it goes.

On my Windows system with a Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti GPU, I'm running 16 GPU WUs at a time with 1 CPU thread per GPU WU. I found that anything less (either less than 16 concurrent GPU WUs or reducing the CPU thread below 1 per GPU WU) would not keep the GPU fully utilized. On that system, I'm seeing 18-19 million WCG points per day. On my Windows system with a Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti, I'm running 4 GPU WUs at a time with 1 CPU thread per GPU WU. For that card, 4 GPU WUs seemed to do the trick to keep that card at full utilization and has produced 2.3-2.7 million WCG points per day. As others have mentioned, it seems like the sweet spot is different for different cards, so I experimented while monitoring GPU utilization until the GPU was consistently under full load. For my systems that have integrated Intel GPUs, I've left those running a single GPU WU at a time.

mbotmiller, are you using a config.xml file to control things? can you past in a message as an example so I can compare? I'm new to creating/editing the file.

Element6, yes, I am using an app_config.xml file to control the number of GPU tasks and what fraction of a CPU thread is reserved for each GPU task. Mine is very similar to Bearcat's example - the main difference with the example below is that I had one computer that had both a discrete Nvidia GPU and an integrated Intel GPU and I only wanted the integrated Intel GPU to be running one GPU task at a time while having the discrete GPU running more than one at a time. In the example below, it should result in 10 GPU tasks running at the same time on the discrete GPU with up to 1 CPU thread reserved per GPU task. The app_config.xml file gets placed into the C:\ProgramData\BOINC\projects\www.worldcommunitygrid.org folder (or at least that is the default location on Windows) or /Library/Application Support/BOINC Data/projects/www.worldcommunitygrid.org on a macOS system. Once the file is there, in the BOINC manager you can go to Options --> 'Read config files' and that should cause the settings from the app_config.xml file to go into effect. I'm definitely not an expert at this either, but very happy to share what's worked for me!

<app_config>
   <app>
      <name>opng</name>
      <gpu_versions>
          <gpu_usage>.1</gpu_usage>
          <cpu_usage>1</cpu_usage>
      </gpu_versions>
    </app>
  <app_version>
      <app_name>opng</app_name>
      <plan_class>opencl_intel_gpu_102</plan_class>
      <ngpus>1</ngpus>
    </app_version>
</app_config>

Thanks mbotmiller. I like how you made adjustments for the integrated (Intel) GPU. I used your file and now the intel gpu has just one task.

I like it!