gpu work drags on past 100% completion into 1hr30min activity, then if i click suspend, it disappears. No trace of it in the "results" page.

If the machine is left unattended while gpu work is active, output to screen freezes, making the computer unusable.

Is this software supposed to be this unstable? im on the same machine that has crunched tens of gpu tasks in the past, and the card is from 2017

Edit with solution: see my next post in this thread.

My bad, it doesn't disappear, but is instead reset to 0% and goes back to the OPNG to-do pool (i didn't notice until i compared the numbers). Stopping GPU computation at any time resets the activity to 0%, and activities never complete when reaching 100%, they just drag on.
Not at all, it started very recently but the machine has been the same. The things that have changed are:

• i reinstalled the drivers that give me opencl 2.0
  
• i added a new ram stick, same model as the other one (albeit different chip)
  

Every test i run on the GPU (unigine benchmarks, gaming benchmarks, blender, etc) runs fine, same as before. I tried installing different driver versions to see if something had changed, to no avail. Big thanks to everyone that helps me in this.

Edit 1: i forgot to mention, i'm running debian 11 stable and i have the open source mesa graphic stack, but since its stuck at opencl 1.1 i was forced to install AMDGPU opencl drivers from AMD in headless mode (they don't substitute mesa). I wil now try different configurations.

Edit 2: GPU is somehow working even when GPU computation is suspended. I don't have any other program opened and while normally idle at 36C, it stays now at 46C (50C is max computing) and radeontop shows a lot of activity. I have no way of saying what activity is this.

Edit 3: Radeontop shows all 0% but shader interpolator and shader clock at 100%

Edit 4 [SOLUTION]: for future wanderers, solution to this problem was to remove the open source opencl mesa implementation package, named "mesa-opencl-icd". after that its just a matter of installing the right amdgpu driver withAfter this all is back to working.

Hey there,
in my perception there is more work for nvidias than for radeon cards.

I know there are more users with a nvidia card than a radeon. But in my perception nvidia cards get work more often.

Is this right? and if yes what can you do to generate more work for radeon cards?

Thank you.

Hey Falconet,
so i understand nvidia and AMD cards are all using the same OpenCL-Work untis.
Thank you for clearing this up.

How many OPNG are currentdly distribuited?
Thanks