Your very welcome Cyberia :)
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Oh, the pile isn't that big D. The recent 6.3.21 (alpha) is pretty much the recommended version for GPUGrid (beta). There are still some bugs for GPU, however I can say from experience it runs fine with WCG (HCC & Rice) and with D@H, POEM, QMC & CPND. As to other projects, I do not know.

But run it at your own risk. "You pays your money and takes your chances.



Yes, it is fun.

That's not a big list, it's a walk in the park. That's why they call it testing.

I agree about their testing... BOINC’s motto of late seems to be, “A new release a week is all we ask.”

But if you want to run your card on GPUGrid as well as use all your other CPU cores too, 6.3.21 is the best release available and works with the projects I mentioned. I’m testing it with Yoyo now.

I've managed to get all cores and the GPU to work under 6.3.10 with a little tweaking, though it took such a toll on resources (lowest supported card) that it was not worth running on that host.

Now, for the following reasons, I kind of don't want to upgrade:
While I was in there, I added an update all button, which will synch all projects you are attached to, so you don't have to do them individually.
Also, added an override (since a couple project automatically back out to 24 hours before contact if no work is available) to make the update wait no longer than 1 hour.
and finally, though I've not got it working quite right yet, added separate queue length, so you can set a different queue depth for each project (2 days for one project, 0.5 days for another, 1 day for another, etc.) Though it's still not quite right, as sometimes they do not grab any work, even if it is available, and the cache dry. :(

Would be nice to see these features in a stable release, but for now I have learned my lesson: Don't tweak alpha code, lol... Perhaps I will add the options again later to a stable release :/