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From version 1.09 up to 1.14, I get some funny displays of "Application" names in the "Tasks" tab. For instance, yoyo@home Muon tasks...

The properties on the individual applications says the name is "Muon 445.01". However, when I double click and group the tasks together, it says "117.33 Muon". It also says "117.33 Muon" if the task is "Waiting to run".

Funny, but I can reproduce it,. It's fixed for V 1.15. The problem was the large version number 44501, got too close to the limit....
If you find something else, let me know.

Glad to help any way I can!  Sent another donation too...

From version 1.09 up to 1.14, I get some funny displays of "Application" names in the "Tasks" tab. For instance, yoyo@home Muon tasks...

The properties on the individual applications says the name is "Muon 445.01". However, when I double click and group the tasks together, it says "117.33 Muon". It also says "117.33 Muon" if the task is "Waiting to run".







Just thought you ought to know... haven't found any other problems yet ... but I just started trying it out.



Tex1954

Well, thanks for the hints! I'll try to pass on the information. I see no reason why I can't process CUDA while doing normal task... however, I am now seeing a couple of compute errors for PrimeGrid... no doubt that is me doing something.

Waiting is no problem, but I think they need to tune their apps a bit less tightly... who cares if it takes 1 minute longer if it avoids errors! That is better than not running it at al.

8-)

Thanks again! On to a PrimeGrid forum I guess and hope someone sees!

Howdy, first time here and I love this interface!! Much better than the standard IMHO.   

I have one problem lately with BOINC in general that "MAYBE" ya'll can help me with. When I was first running PrimeGrig on my GPU's I had no problems; but lately their latest (cuda_fermi) tasks use 99.99% of my display system, even with no CPU tasks running!!! This slows down the display update to a click-and-wait crawl. There is no problem with it running on only one GPU, only when it's running on both at the same time.

My system specs: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1748349   and normally runs 4.2GHz 24/7....

So, I was wondering...

In the case of multiple GPU systems, can we force a project to use only one GPU at a time to allow other projects to use the other GPU and not slow screaming fast display systems to a crawl?

OR, is there a way to contact PrimeGrid (other than the forum) and ask them to back-off a little on hogging the display resources?

OR, is there some other work-around to this other than manually suspending a task all the time?

OR, am I completely missing something somewhere and someone could help in tuning or something?

Thanks for any and all help!