Maybe you have cc_config in the wrong folder? It resides in BOINC, two levels up from the work folder.
I don't know then, I have a GeForce 8600GTS with 256MB ram and the only problems I have now are during task switches.
I think I'm seeing some of the symptoms you're describing Raistmer. I tried your moded app in your previous post, and I thought that the problem was solved as I don't think I made it past 24 hours without my GPU going idle. I applied the app last night and this morning my GPU temp was high telling me that it was being used. When I got home today I noticed that the temp was back to normal indicating that nothing was being used. So after reading your post about Vista (I'm using the 64bit version) which app do I change the affinty for? I'm not sure which one is used soley for the GPU. I have 4 processes running. (I only have a dual core)AK_v8b_win_SSSE3x_GPU_CPU_team.exe is running at 3 instances 2 of them running around 22% and the 3rd one running at 00 CPU usage. The MB_6.08_mod_CPU_team_CUDA.exe file is running at 50% CPU. Which process would I change as all for of them have both CPU's checked off for the affinity.ThanksVager
Quote from: Raistmer on 05 Feb 2009, 10:50:51 amAgreed Well, attached app little more "smart" in this sense and will leave worker thread on single (first) core. It could give some performance degradation indeed in general case (it can't fill idle window of another core) but it really helped in my situation. And achieved GPU temp is highest (the same was when no non-BOINC app runs).OK, I have read almost all the thread, I have DL the SSE3 package (I have a Core2Duo) and this version of CUDA app. Mt task manager now shows one AK_V8 app at 50%, one AK_V8 at 00% and one MB_9.08 CUDA at 2%.In Boinc manager I have 2 working units, one normal and another one that doesn't increase the CPU time field (but it is working).Is this normal? I did make an config file with 3 CPU's and placed it on the work folder.The CUDA app will run at 50% just for a while at the begining...PC is very responsive.
Agreed Well, attached app little more "smart" in this sense and will leave worker thread on single (first) core. It could give some performance degradation indeed in general case (it can't fill idle window of another core) but it really helped in my situation. And achieved GPU temp is highest (the same was when no non-BOINC app runs).
Quote from: k6xt on 05 Feb 2009, 08:44:54 pmMaybe you have cc_config in the wrong folder? It resides in BOINC, two levels up from the work folder.That was it, silly me Thanks a lot, now my PC is slughish too Wold be nice that those tickets will be solved quickly, especially the one about suspending only the CUDA at will...
So you have responsive system w/o cc_config ? Then remove it. On good GPU it's better to have GPU working even if one core idle than to have all cores loaded but turning off GPU.
I am using the file with SSE3 in description for non-AMD - it's the right one I guess?
Quote from: Yellow_Horror on 05 Feb 2009, 03:30:00 pmI notice some "wrong" behaviour: if a task goes to urgent state and the client starts it "pushing out" the current CUDA task, the new task don't transit to CUDA but stays on the CPU, so there are 3 tasks on my 2-core CPU and the GPU is idle until one of the tasks is finished.Look 1-2 pages before for update that cures this situation.
I notice some "wrong" behaviour: if a task goes to urgent state and the client starts it "pushing out" the current CUDA task, the new task don't transit to CUDA but stays on the CPU, so there are 3 tasks on my 2-core CPU and the GPU is idle until one of the tasks is finished.
Agreed Well, attached app little more "smart" in this sense and will leave worker thread on single (first) core. It could give some performance degradation indeed in general case (it can't fill idle window of another core) but it really helped in my situation. And achieved GPU temp is highest (the same was when no non-BOINC app runs).It's can't be considered as upgrade cause it will help in some cases (when CUDA app appers freezing w/o reason) and can decrease performance (slightly if will do it) in other cases.ADDON:And some suggestion: If you experience some delays (PC behave sluggish) when running CUDA app and browsing Inet, playing game or watching video on multicore system, try exclude first CPU (By setting affinity for process in task manager) for non-BOINC app that experience delays (i.e. browser, game, media player). You could get better experience that way. Don't forget to upgrade to attached build of course in this case.
Raistmer thanks for all you have done i have use your app all the time from the start with gpu and all working fine. Thank's for your great support !!!PS :i will post the results but i'm waiting the new watercooling kit for my system and push it to te limit now my Q6600 is OC to 3.4Ghz i think i will reach 3.8 with the watercooling will see Best Regard'sD.Draganov