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Hi all! | |
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And a Merry Xmas to you and all the team at GPUGRID | |
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My computers just downloaded a couple of them. They seem to be very long (looks like about 14 to 16 hours before they finish on my computers.) GPU usage is 90%+ on both windows 7 and xp. I hope the upload files aren't too big, so I don't get an error for that. | |
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. I hope the upload files aren't too big, so I don't get an error for that. Hope that too, short before christmas i have a speedissue with the 3G connection of my main boinc cluster 2-6 kb/sec shared Upload overall arent that much :/ But yes, 99% GPU Load is great :) Merry chrstmas for you too! ____________ DSKAG Austria Research Team: http://www.research.dskag.at | |
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I hope I am wrong on this but it looks like the output file for these work units are going to be larger than 128 MB. After one of the units was 25% done, the 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_4 file was about 35 MB in size, at 33% done it was about 47 MB in size. If this projection holds when the file will be 100% done, the file will be about 140 MB, too large to upload, unless you raise the size limit of the upload files. I hate to see an otherwise successfully completed unit, error out like this. | |
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I'm uploading one right now, it's 109.95MB and it took 8 hours 15 minutes to complete. | |
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yep they get compressed before uploaded right? with gzip or something. I have 2 uploading right now. took 9:22 and 9:09 on two GTX 660 Ti gpus. 109.95 MB each. 97-98% gpu utilization on winxp. | |
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I've had one error out on one of my GTX670's :(
Had another complete in 9 hours. | |
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Me too, after 10 hours...the task was already finished :-((( GTX680 | |
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Me too, after 10 hours...the task was already finished :-((( GTX680 The second error after 11 hours...i stop the "long run"...i`am crunching now ACEMD standard!!!!! ____________ Member of Boinc Italy. | |
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I have increased the upload size to 200MB now, but this will take place only on new results. I guess it's at the border line between 128MB (the previous limit), so it depends on the compression. | |
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I hope I am wrong on this but it looks like the output file for these work units are going to be larger than 128 MB. After one of the units was 25% done, the 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_4 file was about 35 MB in size, at 33% done it was about 47 MB in size. If this projection holds when the file will be 100% done, the file will be about 140 MB, too large to upload, unless you raise the size limit of the upload files. I hate to see an otherwise successfully completed unit, error out like this. Here is the reason why they failed, from my event log: 12/20/2012 6:17:55 AM | GPUGRID | Computation for task 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1 finished 12/20/2012 6:17:55 AM | GPUGRID | Output file 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_4 for task 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1 exceeds size limit. 12/20/2012 6:17:55 AM | GPUGRID | File size: 144107276.000000 bytes. Limit: 128000000.000000 bytes 12/20/2012 6:18:08 AM | GPUGRID | Started upload of 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_0 12/20/2012 6:18:08 AM | GPUGRID | Started upload of 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_1 12/20/2012 6:18:16 AM | GPUGRID | Finished upload of 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_0 12/20/2012 6:18:16 AM | GPUGRID | Started upload of 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_2 12/20/2012 6:18:45 AM | GPUGRID | Finished upload of 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_1 12/20/2012 6:18:45 AM | GPUGRID | Started upload of 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_3 12/20/2012 6:19:03 AM | GPUGRID | Finished upload of 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_2 12/20/2012 6:19:03 AM | GPUGRID | Started upload of 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_7 12/20/2012 6:19:04 AM | GPUGRID | Finished upload of 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_3 12/20/2012 6:19:05 AM | GPUGRID | Finished upload of 1x1_10-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND6540_1_7 Guys, you're suppose to learn from your mistakes, not repeat them. | |
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Ok. | |
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Well, it happened again. | |
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What we have to do? 23 hours GPU work for nothing... :-( | |
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Can you manually increase the limit or at least see how much it is? | |
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I've just had another one fail at upload!!! :( | |
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Same problem | |
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This is very very bad. | |
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Oh man..thats hard to know all fresh WUs will error out too in 14-18 hours and i cant abort them all..."50M until End of the year byebye" -_- | |
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ok, i raised the transfer limit to 1500,00 MB per day !? will that effect anything ? | |
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Two here as well! | |
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ERR_FILE_TOO_BIG -131 Nothing can be done client-side. I don't know if any modifications done server-side (I guess that a restart is needed) will actually reflect on already distributed workunits... [EDIT] I have a wu crunching since ~7 hours and I hope I will not lose it.... I found inside "client_state.xml" some lines about the "name_of_the_wu_4" which is the larger of the output files made while crunching: <max_nbytes>128000000.000000</max_nbytes> will change the value to a much larger one, restart boinc and see what happens... | |
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I've just had another one fail at upload!!! :( And a 3rd one :( | |
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i wend wrong | |
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So the situation is this one. | |
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So the situation is this one.or try what I suggested a few posts ago.... | |
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Yes do that. | |
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I have a wu crunching since ~7 hours and I hope I will not lose it.... I found inside "client_state.xml" some lines about the "name_of_the_wu_4" which is the larger of the output files made while crunching: <max_nbytes>128000000.000000</max_nbytes> will change the value to a much larger one, restart boinc and see what happens... I did it, and it's working! 1. Exit BOINC manager with stopping scientific applications 2. Locate the client.xml file and open it with a text editor -- On Windows XP: notepad.exe "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\BOINC\client_state.xml" -- On Windows 7: notepad.exe "C:\Program Data\BOINC\client_state.xml" 3. Search and replace the <max_nbytes>128000000.000000</max_nbytes> value to <max_nbytes>198000000.000000</max_nbytes> 4. Save and Exit 5. Restat BOINC manager. | |
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now it must be right. <file> <name>1x29_7-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND2127_2_4</name> <nbytes>0.000000</nbytes> <max_nbytes>256000000.000000</max_nbytes> <status>0</status> <upload_url>http://www.gpugrid.org/PS3GRID_cgi/file_upload_handler</upload_url> </file> Crunshing this task, for sure it will work again. | |
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Why are you not using <max_nbytes>0.000000</max_nbytes> ? | |
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I did not even know about it. | |
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Ok... i´m new on this beautifull project, and i´m not secure about editing things... But I understand that I can go back to long runs because the ones that are beeing splited now will work without any change? | |
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I finally got one to upload successfully, after 4 failures, and with 3 more crunching!!! | |
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Yes they are back running, you can crunch on. | |
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Thank you mate, they are reporting fine now! | |
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On 20 Dec 12, GDF wrote... All the new WUs SENT after we have made the change this morning are ok. So, just to make sure, I should be okay having downloaded WU 6224269 on 21 Dec, even though it was created on 19 Dec? Thanks, MarkR ____________ | |
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@ritterm - It should be ok. It's the "sent time" that counts for this issue. | |
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@ritterm - It should be ok. It's the "sent time" that counts for this issue. Thanks, Toni. I checked the client_state file and there appear to be numerous files with different <max_nbytes> settings for the WU. Again, just so I'm sure I've got this right, the output file is the one ending in "_4"? If so, I think I'm okay: <file> <name>10x6_4-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND8944_0_4</name> <nbytes>0.000000</nbytes> <max_nbytes>256000000.000000</max_nbytes> <status>0</status> <upload_url>http://www.gpugrid.org/PS3GRID_cgi/file_upload_handler</upload_url> </file> ____________ | |
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I had one of these failures too today: <core_client_version>7.0.28</core_client_version> <![CDATA[ <stderr_txt> MDIO: cannot open file "restart.coor" # Time per step (avg over 6250000 steps): 15.773 ms # Approximate elapsed time for entire WU: 98580.515 s 03:24:41 (23694): called boinc_finish </stderr_txt> <message> upload failure: <file_xfer_error> <file_name>1x3_1-NOELIA_hfXA_long-0-2-RND0218_1_4</file_name> <error_code>-131</error_code> </file_xfer_error> </message> ]]> 100,000 seconds of work down the toilet... :( Please fix this! | |
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http://www.gpugrid.net/results.php?userid=86706 | |
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All 4 of my machines failed these after between 24 and 25 hours each, so about 99 hours wasted. Since no TONI WUs seem to be available, had to switch projects for a while :-( | |
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The task I referred to in my previous message finished okay. | |
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Now is working :-) 3xNoelia WU, 135.000 credits each :-) | |
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Why do you allow 7 errors? That seems wasteful. | |
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http://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=6224928 | |
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Thats a different error. | |
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Now is working :-) 3xNoelia WU, 135.000 credits each :-) Just had "Error while computing" 16 hours in... ____________ | |
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I haven't had a problem with these new WU, but good lord these WU a HUGE. It take my 660M about 30 hours to finish one (and it is heavily overclocked). | |
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Careful with the OC's; these tasks might consume slightly more power. | |
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Now that we have these units uploading successfully, I noticed that the server status has 22,000 + work units listed as unsent. I have never seen that number that high, and since in the last few days, I have been getting nothing but these Noelia units, putting 2 and 2 together, I ask that question again, what's the big thing that we are crunching here? | |
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Now that we have these units uploading successfully, I noticed that the server status has 22,000 + work units listed as unsent. I have never seen that number that high, and since in the last few days, I have been getting nothing but these Noelia units, putting 2 and 2 together, I ask that question again, what's the big thing that we are crunching here? Maybe they're just keeping stocked up for Xmas! | |
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I think that too. Scientist want to have xmas too ;) | |
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I hope more they activade soon cuda42 only with the smaller upload files. One of my cards need only 13 hours to compute, but the 3g connection has uploadspeedproblems and i need over 14 hours to upload. So it blocks new wus to download and i miss the 24h bonus too :( so the card witch needs over 18 hours get the full bonus due high speed internet, what a Shame ^^ | |
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The Cuda31 versions of these tasks are very slow 24h+ on slightly factory overclocked 560ti all of the 4.2 tasks are working much better at most they take 16 hours(Always at-least 25% faster sometimes upto 40% faster). Unfortunately the server is passing out about 25% Cuda31 tasks to 42 capable machines and I always catch them to late to make aborting worthwile. | |
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Careful with the OC's; these tasks might consume slightly more power. That's too bad that the credit/time ratio of these workuntis doesn't reflect this. | |
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The 30+ hours per WU is ruining my RAC :P | |
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Sounds like a reasonable request given that the tasks are so long (~17h on a GTX470) and the Work Units are only two steps deep. However, all 20,000WU's should be completed by early January, so it's a short experiment, and it would be a lot of work to redo the credit system for a single batch of tasks - something the researchers would not want to be doing for every new batch! | |
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What do they mean by "2-step deep" ? | |
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What do they mean by "2-step deep" ? In this project every workunit we process is a piece of a "longer" Molecular Dynamics simulation. So when a workunit is finished, uploaded and validated, then its result will be sent to another host to process the MD simulation from where the previous one has finished, until the whole given timeframe of the MD simulation is completed. For example: the whole timeframe for the MD simulation is 1µsec, it will be divided into 100 pieces of 10ns workunits (aka "steps"). However in the case of NOELIA_hfXA_long, there are only 2 such pieces. On the server status page there are 22.000 unsent long workunits right now, in this case every one of them will be processed twice, while in other cases there are only 2.200 unsent long workunits, but those usually processed for 100 times. | |
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... A lot of people seem to be struggling to finish them in 24hrs. How about this for a down-to-the-wire full bonus WU: And this after a 2hr:40min upload! It does seem a bit daft that upload time should be added to processing time. Doesn't a done WU package include processing-end time?? ____________ | |
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Credit is applied when a task is reported, it's not based on runtime. While you obviously have a point, report time is the time it tasks to download, run, upload and report a task. | |
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Now that we have these units uploading successfully, I noticed that the server status has 22,000 + work units listed as unsent. I have never seen that number that high, and since in the last few days, I have been getting nothing but these Noelia units, putting 2 and 2 together, I ask that question again, what's the big thing that we are crunching here? I've been able to get nothing but the Noelia WUs either. They take too long to run to meet the 24hr deadline so have moved the NVidias to other projects. The Toni WUs are the only ones that work OK on my 4 cards as the Nathans take too much memory to run efficiently. Will check back from time to time as I would really like to be running GPUGrid... | |
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What do they mean by "2-step deep" ? Would this explain the size of these WU? (2 step deep means longer timeframe of simulation per WU, right?) | |
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Now that we have these units uploading successfully, I noticed that the server status has 22,000 + work units listed as unsent. I have never seen that number that high, and since in the last few days, I have been getting nothing but these Noelia units, putting 2 and 2 together, I ask that question again, what's the big thing that we are crunching here? Why don't you switch to the short task queue? AFAIK they still get a 24 hour bonus and are at least 1/2 the length or less of the long tasks. ____________ XtremeSystems.org - #1 Team in GPUGrid | |
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Why don't you switch to the short task queue? Pretty please, tell me how to do that. Thanks! ____________ | |
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Why don't you switch to the short task queue? 1) Go to your account area 2) Under "Preferences", select "GPUGRID Preferences" 3) Select "Edit GPUGRID preferences" for setting appropriate for your host (default, home, school, work) 4) Under "Run only the selected applications", check "ACEMD standard" and be sure the others are not checked. Hope that helps! MarkR ____________ | |
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1) Go to your account area Hi Mark! Thanks for answering. In BOINC I clicked "Your Account". Came here: Me no see "Preferences"!! ____________ | |
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Tomba, you are viewing your account information that everyone can see. | |
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Tomba, you are viewing your account information that everyone can see. Got it! Thank you!! ____________ | |
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Why don't you switch to the short task queue? It's in your project preferences. Be advised that the credit earned is much lower though. | |
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Just had another Noelia "Error while computing", after eight hours of crunching. That's the sixth out of a total of 15. | |
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Are you overclocking your card? Is your computer crashing? Things like that can cause these errors. | |
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Just had another Noelia "Error while computing", after eight hours of crunching. That's the sixth out of a total of 15. Obviously you can't have more of them. Your error is an "Energies have become nan", so see the appropriate thread. | |
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Is there any way to stop the old 31 wus from hitting my machine other than checking and aborting manually? These are insanely slow on my old 560ti. The server reports 1000s of wus ready to send and when I abort a 31 wu it almost always send a 42 task so I'm thinking the server isn't out of 42 wus. I saw this rarely in the past with the long queue but it seems much worse with these tasks. | |
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You can try my workaround on Linux: | |
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We can remove already 3.1 apps on the long queue, but we will not upgrade the application until new year. GDF says yes, server says no! | |
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Your error is an "Energies have become nan", so see the appropriate thread. Thank you for responding. I went there. All a bit confusing BUT I think I got the message that I need to under-clock my GPU. In just over two months I've had 16 "errors" out of 94 "good" WUs (yes - I log all my WUs...) I have an ASUS GTX 460 1 gig. Stock settings are Core: 675, Shader: 1350, Mem: 1800. For the 18 months I've had the 460, I've been GPUGRID-ing at: Core: 850, Shader: 1700, Mem 2000. It's only recently the errors have reared their ugly heads... I have 'EVGA Precision', that lets me do changes, though I have nothing that lets me change the voltage... Can I please ask you to recommend which of the three parameters I should change to give me the best chance of avoiding errors. Many thanks, Tom ____________ | |
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I have an ASUS GTX 460 1 gig. Stock settings are Core: 675, Shader: 1350, Mem: 1800. ASUS have their own GPU overclocking tool, but I don't recommend it. For the 18 months I've had the 460, I've been GPUGRID-ing at: Core: 850, Shader: 1700, Mem 2000. It's only recently the errors have reared their ugly heads... As the GPU is getting older, it can tolerate less overclocking. Also, the CUDA4.2 tasks tolerate less overclocking than the old CUDA3.1 tasks. I have 'EVGA Precision', that lets me do changes, though I have nothing that lets me change the voltage... I use and recommend MSI Afterburner for that purpose. Can I please ask you to recommend which of the three parameters I should change to give me the best chance of avoiding errors. 1. Cleaning the cooling fins of the GPU and the CPU with high pressure air duster (using a vacuum-cleaner at the same time is recommended) - (also the PSU, as much as you can do it through the rear grille, or the fan) 2. If there is any overclock applied to the PCIe bus, cancel it, and set the PCIe bus frequency to its default of 100MHz 3. GPU memory clock is irrelevant, raising it is just asking for trouble. (set it to factory default) 4. You can raise the GPU voltage by 0.025V increments as long as your GPU temp is below 80°C (and gets stable). 5. Lower your GPU core clock by 10MHz decrements, until it gets stable. (note that not every frequency can be set, so the actual GPU frequency can be ~3MHz lower than the value beside the slider) | |
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Firstly make sure the GPU Fan speed is keeping the GPU below 70°C. Sometimes adding a case fan or opening the side panel helps. | |
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Again, thank you for responding! I use and recommend MSI Afterburner for that purpose. I installed that... 1. Cleaning the cooling fins of the GPU and the CPU with high pressure air duster (using a vacuum-cleaner at the same time is recommended) I do that religiously every three months. Just did it again. Fans are running quieter. 2. If there is any overclock applied to the PCIe bus, cancel it, and set the PCIe bus frequency to its default of 100MHz I have no idea how to do that so I assume it's at default. 3. GPU memory clock is irrelevant, raising it is just asking for trouble. (set it to factory default) Did that using Afterburner. 4. You can raise the GPU voltage by 0.025V increments as long as your GPU temp is below 80°C (and gets stable). 4. and 5. I shall save for later. I now have a dust-free PC and and a default GPU memory clock. One step at a time... Thanks again! ____________ | |
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Firstly make sure the GPU Fan speed is keeping the GPU below 70°C. Sometimes adding a case fan or opening the side panel helps. My GPU temp is a solid 65°C Start downclocking by reducing the GDDR5 frequency by 10% I get REALLY confused by the variations in terminology. What is GDDR5 frequency??? Is that core, shader, memory??? ____________ | |
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Tomba, GDDR5 is the memory used in the GPU. See this Wikipedia article: | |
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All well with Noelias this past week. Just getting in under the 24-hour bar. | |
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The latest one forecasts 38 hours to complete!!! Call off the dogs! After 15 house running, completion is just 5h:40m away. ____________ | |
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Would this explain the size of these WU? (2 step deep means longer timeframe of simulation per WU, right?) I guess so, but I'm not the person who has comprehensive knowledge about these workunits. | |
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I think it means task generations; so 2 steps would mean completing a batch of tasks and then a second batch, auto-generated from the first batches results. | |
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