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| 1) Message boards : GPUs : Use only 1 GPU
Message 42699 Posted 23 Feb 2012 by Agni451 |
Okay, I exited completely and restarted. It's working now. Seems like a pretty obvious thing to have tried *facepalm* One more related question- the GPU is running at ~50% on einstein@home (don't know about other projects). Is there a way to get it to use 100%? I've tried upping the priority in task manager, but it only goes up 2-5% |
| 2) Message boards : GPUs : Use only 1 GPU
Message 42696 Posted 23 Feb 2012 by Agni451 |
I have two GTX 570s, but one of them gets much hotter than the other. I would like to prevent BOINC from using GPU0 for any projects. I am currently using BOINC Manager 7.0.18 x64, and I have added "<ignore_cuda_dev>0</ignore_cuda_dev>" and "<ignore_nvidia_dev>0</ignore_nvidia_dev>" tags to cc_config.xml. Unfortunately, even if I do Advanced -> Read config file in BOINC Manager, it does not prevent the use of either GPU. Am I missing something? |
| 3) Message boards : Questions and problems : Projects restart before they are complete
Message 18235 Posted 5 Jul 2008 by Agni451 |
I am not new to BOINC, but it doesn't seem to want to run properly on my new computer (specs follow). I attached to SETI@Home, and it downloaded the tasks to do and began them (I have it run all the time, not just when it's idle). However, when it reaches 25-30% complete, the task restarts at 5% and it does this over and over again, so I get no credit. Why is it doing this and how can I fix it? My Specs: - AMD Phenom 9500 Quad-Core at 2.2Ghz - Vista Home Premium 32 - 3GB memory - Set to run all the time at max 80% of all 4 cores - Set to use max 20% of a 500GB HD - I have DSL, so always on My old HP laptop (1GB memory, Intel Dual-Core @1.86Ghz, 100GB HD, XP Pro) ran it just fine, and I got my credits. |
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