It was question?If it was answer is yes, thread priority changed, process priority changed too.CUDA thread priority should be higher than priority of other working threads for CPU apps in system.But it still lower than any normal task thread priority (if app in question (audio player) doesn't use nice too). So any-non BOINC activity going on normal priority should not be affected.(don't forget that we speak about Windoze, no real respect to priorities from this OS . Look one of Matt's posts in Thech news - how he gave explanation for BOINC deinstallation.... In real-time OS such action would never required!)
One can increase worker thead priority ONLY by setting process priority to RealTime, other options will not work (cause thread itself has idle priority). This behavior Windows-specific I suppose and described on MSDN.
Quote from: Raistmer on 17 May 2009, 02:46:37 pmOne can increase worker thead priority ONLY by setting process priority to RealTime, other options will not work (cause thread itself has idle priority). This behavior Windows-specific I suppose and described on MSDN.You're sure because I tested this with a load application and running the process on normal and setting e.g. 2 worker threads (on a 2 core system) to e.g. real time shuts down most of the system as expected.