That is wicked running on HD CPU like that. On top of that you can run other GPU tasks on your video card at the same time ?
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That is wicked running on HD CPU like that. On top of that you can run other GPU tasks on your video card at the same time ?
Yep! All the normal task(s) on your GPU cards, PLUS tasks on your intel HD graphics.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrBackJack
I now have POEM running on Intel HD 4000 with app_info.xml. Files here:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...POEM_Intel.zip
SETI & SETI Beta now support intel GPUs natively. No xml files required.
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum...d.php?id=73935
Sorry to revive a dead thread, but I just noticed that I have some Intel HD graphics in my chips. Specifically, HD 3000 in my i7-2600k. After reading this thread and a few of the project threads discussing Intel HD crunching, I have a little hope for my chip. Am I correct in assuming that no project will run on my HD 3000?
HD 4000 or greater is required. HD 3000 will not crunch.
Thanks! That's what I needed to know.Quote:
Originally Posted by zombie67
Out of nowhere, my office machine started crunching SETI v7 7.03 on the IntelHD graphics. Very odd as I have always had the IntelHD box checked on the profile settings and this machine had not crunched it in the past, same goes for Einstein. Either way, I will take it as I really need to help our team namesake a little better and get my team project rank up a bit.
I just checked out the SETI apps page, I guess I didn't realize Astropulse v7 was a new app as of a few months ago. At some point I suppose I'll run it for the hours... but if I recall Astropulse work is intermittent. I'm not ready for that headache just yet!Quote:
Originally Posted by denim
Backup projects. On the GPU on which i'm running SETI, I have PG set up as a back project. That way on the frequent occurrences when I run out of Astropulse work, it's still working on something.Quote:
Originally Posted by FourOh