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    Re: Crunching in the rain!

    Quote Originally Posted by Slicker View Post
    Is an app_config needed or do the Einstein apps now keep the GPU busy?
    Just go to your preferences and change the GPU utilization factor. .5 for two tasks .33 for three etc.

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    Re: Crunching in the rain!

    Just switched my HD 6950 and my HD 7520G over.

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    Re: Crunching in the rain!

    I am GPU crunching but that 0.5 on preferences doesn't work for me.
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    Re: Crunching in the rain!

    Well my pendings have finally leveled off in the low 800's. Only 183k behind the French now!

    Duke, after changing the utilization factor you have to download more tasks for it to take effect. You also need around 400GB per task. My old GT240 can only crank out one per hour.

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    Re: Crunching in the rain!

    Quote Originally Posted by Bikermatt View Post
    Well my pendings have finally leveled off in the low 800's. Only 183k behind the French now!

    Duke, after changing the utilization factor you have to download more tasks for it to take effect. You also need around 400GB per task. My old GT240 can only crank out one per hour.
    That makes sense Bikermatt. I have more than enough to make three at a time but I will try two for now. The Hd5700 can go till 1450MHz. I will wait to finish this one I am doing and go for it. Thanks.
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    Re: Crunching in the rain!

    Quote Originally Posted by Duke of Buckingham View Post
    I am GPU crunching but that 0.5 on preferences doesn't work for me.
    If the web setting doesn't work you can use this app_config file. Provided you are using the development version of BOINC. Make sure to change the name of the file to app_config.xml before you put the file into the BOINC project folder for Einstein.
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    Re: Crunching in the rain!

    Quote Originally Posted by grathomp View Post
    If the web setting doesn't work you can use this app_config file. Provided you are using the development version of BOINC.
    Nice grathomp let us see that. Thanks
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    Re: Crunching in the rain!

    Quote Originally Posted by Bikermatt View Post
    Just go to your preferences and change the GPU utilization factor. .5 for two tasks .33 for three etc.

    OK! Twisted my arm and made me do it! So I have both of my 660 ti running two Wu's now.
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    Re: Crunching in the rain!

    Quote Originally Posted by kmanley57 View Post
    OK! Twisted my arm and made me do it! So I have both of my 660 ti running two Wu's now.
    Yes! I have my 660 ti and 670's running two at a time. The 660 ti takes around 40 min and the 670 around 34 min per wu. I'm not sure what their load is cause I'm running them in linux but they are running 8-9c cooler than gpu grid tasks which usually run in the high 90s so I think they are around 90% load. The 7950s were running 2 in 25min at 82% load and I am now running 3 in around 34min at 92% load.

    Now if only this guy would run out of bunkers...


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    Re: Crunching in the rain!

    No the app is not running two tasks either, I am doing something wrong.

    Last edited by Duke of Buckingham; 04-12-13 at 10:42 PM.
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