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Purple Rabbit:
I didn't see any speed up after my update to 190 and 2.3 dll (sample size of 3). I'm still getting about 45 minutes (wall clock time) for the GPU and 1:20 hours for the CPU (Q6600). I suspect my 8600GTS is doing all it can. It may have changed a minute or so, but I don't watch it that closely so I can't tell.
Where can I download the nanobots to upgrade my 8600GTS to infinite speed? ;D
Rick
popandbob:
On a GTX260 I just did a shorty in 1minute 20 seconds wall time... an improvement of... 2.1x faster!!
Now the question is... are they valid??
It seems almost too good to be true
-Bob
sunu:
--- Quote from: popandbob on 23 Jul 2009, 04:25:32 am ---On a GTX260 I just did a shorty in 1minute 20 seconds wall time... an improvement of... 2.1x faster!!
Now the question is... are they valid??
It seems almost too good to be true
-Bob
--- End quote ---
Yes, unfortunately berkeley has switched off the tasks pages and we can't check.
MarkJ:
--- Quote from: Purple Rabbit on 22 Jul 2009, 06:18:57 pm ---I didn't see any speed up after my update to 190 and 2.3 dll (sample size of 3). I'm still getting about 45 minutes (wall clock time) for the GPU and 1:20 hours for the CPU (Q6600). I suspect my 8600GTS is doing all it can. It may have changed a minute or so, but I don't watch it that closely so I can't tell.
Where can I download the nanobots to upgrade my 8600GTS to infinite speed? ;D
Rick
--- End quote ---
Did you update the cufft and cudart.dll's in the projects\setiathome folder? If not then you'd still be running the older cuda version (whichever one you had previously).
Firehawk:
Sorry, I miss that for sure but...Where can I get the needed files?
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