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Thread: [Fixed...ATM] Running out of GPU WUs fast!!! |
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Coleslaw
Veteran Cruncher USA Joined: Mar 29, 2007 Post Count: 1343 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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mclaver
----------------------------------------Excellent, hours after I decided to put an EOP Not Available [N/A] on the dashboard for this science.  https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.org/forums/wcg/viewthread_thread,34400     |
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Sgt.Joe
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What does the N/A under days left mean under HCC on Sekerob's charts, this is what I usually use to approximate the days left. The N/A means "not available." I am sure it will be replaced soon. Cheers
Sgt. Joe
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mclaver
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mclaver Excellent, hours after I decided to put an EOP Not Available [N/A] on the dashboard for this science. https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.org/forums/wcg/viewthread_thread,34400 Thanks for the link, I missed this. This is great news. If there are 180 days left, I could maybe achieve 26 overall based on this projection! http://stats.free-dc.org/stats.php?page=user&proj=bwcg&name=164784 Pretty good for someone competing only with his own machines, built form parts, in his basment. :)    |
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Sgt.Joe
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Pretty good for someone competing only with his own machines, built form parts, in his basment. :) Not pretty good, but very good. There are a few of the people similar to you who have impressive setups, but not very many. I have respect for these kinds of setups, but I do not envy your electric bill. Cheers
Sgt. Joe
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nanoprobe
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Pretty good for someone competing only with his own machines, built form parts, in his basment. :) Not pretty good, but very good. There are a few of the people similar to you who have impressive setups, but not very many. I have respect for these kinds of setups, but I do not envy your electric bill. Cheers My electric bill actually went down. Using 3 less crunchers than before. 
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mclaver
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Pretty good for someone competing only with his own machines, built form parts, in his basment. :) Not pretty good, but very good. There are a few of the people similar to you who have impressive setups, but not very many. I have respect for these kinds of setups, but I do not envy your electric bill. Cheers Although my electric bill is HUGE. My gas bill is pretty good. Our heat first went on yesterday. Last gas bill was only $26, |
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deltavee
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I have made some changes that should improve the ability to fetch work for the project. I've also increased the allowed GPU cache up to 600 and you can fetch 15 workunits per scheduler request. It is hard to see on the server side if people are able to stay supplied with work. Can you please post if you have been able to maintain a steady supply of GPU work? thanks, Kevin I'm keeping a steady supply of GPU work. Cache is holding at around 592. |
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mclaver
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I have made some changes that should improve the ability to fetch work for the project. I've also increased the allowed GPU cache up to 600 and you can fetch 15 workunits per scheduler request. It is hard to see on the server side if people are able to stay supplied with work. Can you please post if you have been able to maintain a steady supply of GPU work? thanks, Kevin I'm keeping a steady supply of GPU work. Cache is holding at around 592. How are you building your cache, I only seemt to get a few Wus at a time even though I have my cache set to 5. |
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deltavee
Ace Cruncher Texas Hill Country Joined: Nov 17, 2004 Post Count: 4894 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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How are you building your cache, I only seemt to get a few Wus at a time even though I have my cache set to 5. I am using the app_info file to crunch 8 WUs at a time. The device profile cache is set to 4.0 days and the "connect to network every" is set to 3.8 days and has GFAM selected. Nothing else special there. I am currently crunching HCC-GPU on just one machine with a 7870 since I hopped over to HCMD2 with everything else. Try upping your "connect to network every" and see if that helps. It works way different than it did in 6.10.58. |
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mclaver
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How are you building your cache, I only seemt to get a few Wus at a time even though I have my cache set to 5. I am using the app_info file to crunch 8 WUs at a time. The device profile cache is set to 4.0 days and the "connect to network every" is set to 3.8 days and has GFAM selected. Nothing else special there. I am currently crunching HCC-GPU on just one machine with a 7870 since I hopped over to HCMD2 with everything else. Try upping your "connect to network every" and see if that helps. It works way different than it did in 6.10.58. My connect to the network is 0 so that may be the problem. Why do you have it set at 3.8, wouldn't you want it less than one? |
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