|
1)
Message boards :
News :
New acemd
(Message 51910)
Posted 1793 days ago by  koschi
Great news! Has anyone returned and validated jobs with a Turing yet? |
|
2)
Message boards :
Graphics cards (GPUs) :
1660 Ti
(Message 51734)
Posted 1815 days ago by koschi
Yes, supporting the current app on Turing should be rather low effort. Making use of exclusive Turing features or newer CUDA levels, that requires more effort. I'd really like to upgrade my GTX1060 to a GTX2060, but knowing it's unsupported by GPUGrid, I'm not going to do it. Pity for the project itself, it could tap into so much more compute power by supporting Turing. :-( |
|
3)
Message boards :
Number crunching :
Packet's AMD EPYC 7401P 24-Core Performance on GPUGRID
(Message 50890)
Posted 1980 days ago by koschi
~30000 credit on my R7 @ 3.2GHz (the only system in my profile) 0.021812 credit per second per thread |
|
4)
Message boards :
Graphics cards (GPUs) :
Underclocking stability advice
(Message 47281)
Posted 2527 days ago by koschi
I'm usually using 1, currently 2 GTX1060 in my PC. These have power limits of 120 and 140W. When running full throttle these produce far to much heat to be cooled silently (1 x 140mm exhaust vent being the bottleneck). When I set both to a power limit of 70W, their boost clocks drop by 100-200MHz depending on the load (here GPU utilization by GPUGrid). I'm gladly trading that ~10% drop in MHz against an almost 75W reduction in power draw, heat output and hence fan noise. It's as easy as that, just decrease the power limit. No need to further fiddle with frequencies and voltages. Nvidias Boost mechanism will get you the best clocks within the limits you allow. |
|
5)
Message boards :
Number crunching :
BAD PABLO_p53 WUs
(Message 46699)
Posted 2586 days ago by koschi
Same here under Linux: ERROR: file mdioload.cpp line 81: Unable to read bincoordfile |
|
6)
Message boards :
Graphics cards (GPUs) :
DO NOT MIX GTX 10X0 GPU with older GPUs in the same system
(Message 46539)
Posted 2612 days ago by koschi
I exclude acemdlong for the GT730 in cc_config.xml... <exclude_gpu> <url>http://www.gpugrid.net/</url> <device_num>1</device_num> <app>acemdlong</app> </exclude_gpu> |
|
7)
Message boards :
Graphics cards (GPUs) :
DO NOT MIX GTX 10X0 GPU with older GPUs in the same system
(Message 46532)
Posted 2613 days ago by koschi
http://gpugrid.net/results.php?hostid=380872 This host runs a GTX1060 and a GT730, both crunching GPUGRID, the later only short runs... Somehow it works for me. |
|
8)
Message boards :
Server and website :
TEAM?
(Message 46403)
Posted 2635 days ago by koschi
Spam / SEO :-( |
|
9)
Message boards :
Graphics cards (GPUs) :
How to exclude one of two graphic cards from crunching?
(Message 46190)
Posted 2650 days ago by koschi
Put this in the <option> block in your cc_config.xml <exclude_gpu> Adjust the device_num to the GPU you want to exclude... |
|
10)
Message boards :
News :
Download problems. Can you help?
(Message 45936)
Posted 2669 days ago by koschi
Ran wget --no-cache --delete-after http://www.gpugrid.net/download/libcufft.so.8.0 from an EC2 vhost in Dublin, a vhost in Bavaria and my home computer in Hannover/Germany. All Ubuntu 16.04, all stalling... Interestingly another computer today downloaded the ~40MB libcufft 6.5 in one go today via a 3G mobile link (carrier 1und1.de, D network). I'll retry there tomorrow with the libcufft.so.8.0... |
Next 10
