Not currently. No BOINC projects are using any GPU's outside of nVidia and AMD/ATI.

Read this:
https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.org/help/viewTopic.do?shortName=GPU#610

It is a list of cards UNABLE to get gpu work here at WCG. The list MAY grow over time!! Although NOT listed I would be leery of that being able to work either. Additionally any card that is NOT using a pci-e slot probably won't work either.

Looking at my results-status webpage, I see my done HCC-GPUv6.56-WUs measured under 'CPU Time / Elasped Time (hours)'. So, we have a GPU-based WU's performance measured in the amount of CPU time used. Hmm... Did I say that right but somehow did not quite sounded right?

Next, I looked closer at my done HCC-GPUv6.56-WUs and I see in my 'Result log' the following text which has sometime to do with time as an indicator of performance:
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Total kernel time: 52.170967 (1026 kernel executions)
Total memory transfer time: 6.902131
Average kernel time: 0.050849
Min kernel time: 0.048231 (dx=25 dy=5 sample_dist=24 )
Max kernel time: 0.054023 dx=1 dy=1 sample_dist=0
INFO: GPU calculations complete.
Total time for ../../projects/www.worldcommunitygrid.org/X0960071640440200607251813_X0960071640440200607251813.jp2: 136 seconds
CPU time used = 71.120856
---------------------------------------------------->>
Now, 71.120856 seconds = 71.120856 / 3600 = 0.019755793 =~ 0.02-hrs -- which number matches the '0.02' value under the 'CPU Time / Elasped Time (hours)' column in the results-status webpage.

What happened to 'Total kernel time: 52.170967'? Shouldn't a GPU-based WU's performance on a machine be measured in terms of the kernel-time? Strange that CPU-time is used instead.

Here comes an APU crunching a GPU-based-WU with a CPU unit just nanometers away from the APU's GPU unit, and because the HCC-GPUv6.56-WU's performance is measured in CPU-time, I'm going to buy me some APUs right now rather than a Tahiti ! . Intel is going to want to have some piece of the action for its HD3000 and HD4000 capable CPUs, but that's a story for another day, and it's AMD's APU for now...

... unless WCG shifts tack and begins to measure 'kernel-time' for a GPU-based-WU (which I bet Intel is not going to be interested in)...
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