Playing games like WOW and doing cuda in the background doesn't go very well. Is there a way to disable/suspend only cuda while playing? something like a semaphore file?
3) This CPU-GPU team will not play nicely with other GPU-related projects like GPU-grid. It's because no BOINC GPU-management mechanism is used in this version.This fact has positive side too - you do not need GPU-aware BOINC at all. You just need host with CUDA-supported GPU. It should work even with BOINC 5.xx4) <ncpus>NUMBER_OF_CORES+1</ncpus> is REQUIRED for productive work. If you let BOINC manage CPU cores number you will end up with one idle core, trust me
I didn't check that but it _should_work on BOINC 5 too.cc_config should be placed in BOINC directory.
Still no fun on my 5.3.12 client. I've tried with cc_config on default (BOINC root) location and even copied it on project dir. but, as before, it end up with 3 occupied cores + cuda. There aren't any new lines on boinc messages tabduring startup, so it looks like boinc doesn't detect the presence of cc_ file?My box is std. XP_SP2 x86 config with latest nVidia 181.22@Asus 9600GT. Any thoughts on how to force the last core to run with V8a?
Quote from: Raistmer on 19 Feb 2009, 08:13:08 amI didn't check that but it _should_work on BOINC 5 too.cc_config should be placed in BOINC directory.Quote from: bbokica on 19 Feb 2009, 08:38:58 pmStill no fun on my 5.3.12 client. I've tried with cc_config on default (BOINC root) location and even copied it on project dir. but, as before, it end up with 3 occupied cores + cuda. There aren't any new lines on boinc messages tabduring startup, so it looks like boinc doesn't detect the presence of cc_ file?My box is std. XP_SP2 x86 config with latest nVidia 181.22@Asus 9600GT. Any thoughts on how to force the last core to run with V8a?The cc_config.xml didn't exist until May 2006, the <ncpus> option was added for BOINC 5.5.4 on 21 June 2006. I did not check how it was used at that time. Joe
Thanks Raistmer!!!
Having a small problem...I'm pretty sure I'm using v8b (the one called 'more clever autokill mod'?). Anyway, for the most part, everything runs great. However, when boinc downloads newer wu's with a more immediate date, boinc switches out one of the currently running wu's with the new one in high priority mode (in my case, this seems to almost always be the wu currently in GPU). When this happens, the new wu is not placed in the GPU and I end up having all 3 wu's processed by my 2 CPU cores. I can remedy the situation by shutting down boinc and restarting, but this isn't always possible (ie. the middle of the night). Any ideas on a possible fix?
Check what CPU based app you use, check what checkpoint interval you use (CPU app will check if GPU is idle only after checkpoint completion so big checkpoint nterval will delay idle GPU detection).