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David Pope Anderson
He is the creator of the original SETI@home app. He is the guy who owns BOINC development. We U.S. tax payers are paying for him to do it. His belief in cross-project parity is delusional. Impossible. Proven to be so. Yet he keeps spitting in the wind...splattering us all.
Huh. I didn't see that earlier today when I was crunching it with my 570, using the same driver. It did take forever to get them running, and I'm not convinced the CUDA wrapper has been coded well yet...Quote:
Originally Posted by DrBob
Well, that just goes to prove that good programmers are not necessarily realistic people.........Quote:
Originally Posted by zombie67
Or, maybe they are talking about the really old v8.12 drivers which used "amdxxxxx".dlls instead of "atixxxxxx.dlls"Quote:
Originally Posted by Fire$torm
Should I run this on my box with one 5870 or run MW in the same box with 2 5870's? It's in the family box so won't run 24/7 but can pick up a few extra stones.
Just from what I have been reading it sounds like people are having problems with dual card setups. I am running a single card in one rig and have not had 1 problem so far.
Thanks. I never ran into that so it didn't register.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slicker
Yeah, can't figure it out. I have seen a couple 460s on the project working with older drivers but not ver 266.58 which I'm running here. The app apparently never initializes the card as I can't find the "Automatic processor type detection" messge in any of the stderr_out on that machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxwell
Oh well, my old 9800GTs & 4870 are getting some credit so I'm making some headway.Code:<core_client_version>6.11.6</core_client_version>
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23:31:14 (4704): wrapper: starting
23:31:24 (4704): wrapper: running dnetc518-win32-x86-cuda31.exe (-ini dnetc.ini -runoffline -multiok=1 -e <censored> )
dnetc v2.9109-518-CTR-10092921 for CUDA 3.1 on Win32 (WindowsNT 5.1).
Using email address (distributed.net ID) '<censored> '
[May 05 04:35:20 UTC] nvcuda.dll Version: 6.14.12.6658
23:36:35 (4704): no checkpoint in 301 seconds, restarting
23:36:49 (4704): task process has not exited within 10 seconds, forcing it to die
23:36:55 (4704): wrapper: running dnetc518-win32-x86-cuda31.exe (-ini dnetc.ini -runoffline -multiok=1 -e <censored> )
dnetc v2.9109-518-CTR-10092921 for CUDA 3.1 on Win32 (WindowsNT 5.1).
Using email address (distributed.net ID) '<censored> '
[May 05 04:40:36 UTC] nvcuda.dll Version: 6.14.12.6658
23:42:01 (4704): no checkpoint in 301 seconds, restarting
23:42:11 (4704): task process has not exited within 10 seconds, forcing it to die
23:42:16 (4704): wrapper: running dnetc518-win32-x86-cuda31.exe (-ini dnetc.ini -runoffline -multiok=1 -e <censored> )
23:44:37 (4704): task process has not exited within 10 seconds, forcing it to die...
I don't run the 460GTX 24/7 anyway, just use it once and a while for a little push, it's on my main desktop and I'd like it to last for more than a couple years. I've RMA'd 3 GPUs in the past couple months for dead fans...
IMHO
PNY= Great customer service & fast turn around on RMA.
ASUS= Worst customer service I've experienced in years, almost not worth the hassle of getting a RMA for a card.
Looks like they increased the credit. It started with about 8-9K per WU, dropped to about 3K as DA's credit system kicked in, and now it is up around 9-10K which may make it the best paying ATI GPU app for those who get it to run w/o errors.
I managed to get 30k out of a dozen or so of them before the bug kicked in again and my GPU's went idle. Now I'm waiting for the daily quota to reset because I had so many of them error out. :mad: