Using Multiple GPU's

[Crazybob]

Guess we should have asked earlier, but which GPU project are you doing?

[krazy k]

Guess we should have asked earlier, but which GPU project are you doing?

I have it set to use 100% of the processoers 100% of the time.

It's on Dirt with the same preferences for the machine that is running both gpus.

Which is making this real strange. Other that different hardware the machines are identically set up, save for the 64 vs 32. If I didn't have to deal with comcast adding things to my bill, my lost amazon package, my broken windshield, flat tire, and burned out headlight, and now 6 inches of snow I would have time to switch the cards between the machines to replicate this.

[c303a]

Just out of curiosity have you gone to the advanced tab and told BOINC to "read config file?

[krazy k]

Just out of curiosity have you gone to the advanced tab and told BOINC to "read config file?

I do that after every change but haven't seen anything different. I've restarted BOINC quite a few times too; just to be sure. I could fire up the VPN and give you guys a chance to look at it yourselves. I'll send some beer to whomever can figure it out.

Other projects are also only seeing just the one. It has to be something so easy that I'm missing. Maybe I'll try that E=MCHammered thing tonight.

[zombie67]

You aren't using the built in windows version of VNC are you? That is not compatible with BOINC GPU crunching. You have to use a real VNC client like ultravnc, or a proprietary version like TeamViewer.

[kmanley57]

Question:

What does it say at the top of the Event Log about the GPU/S? Does it only show the one or give any errors?

And does it say "Config: use all coprocessors"?

[krazy k]

Question:

What does it say at the top of the Event Log about the GPU/S? Does it only show the one or give any errors?

And does it say "Config: use all coprocessors"?

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[krazy k]

You aren't using the built in windows version of VNC are you? That is not compatible with BOINC GPU crunching. You have to use a real VNC client like ultravnc, or a proprietary version like TeamViewer.

No. My gateway was a build in VPN. I would have like to get a WatchGuard, but it's tough to spend that much for stuff that's in the 'just for fun' column.