Well, I have it running on 2 video cards right now, a 2080TI and a 3070, but each only appears to have the running task. Since BOINCTasks does not show these at all, its not easy to be sure.The task lengths vary quite a bit. Did you get a bunch in the que or just the one?
Is there any chance you have Boinctasks set to not show GPU tasks? If you right click the task list, there is a checkbox for 'Show GPU tasks'. Mine currently show up in Boinctasks.Well, I have it running on 2 video cards right now, a 2080TI and a 3070, but each only appears to have the running task. Since BOINCTasks does not show these at all, its not easy to be sure.
My host did 1 gpu task at a time for a few hours in the evening. The next day I had dozens of tasks on the host.I just looked at the WCG stats. Yesterday I did over a million. BOINCTasks is not showing these units for some reason, its been working apparently since yesterday.
Thanks for that ! Now it downloaded on 5 boxes, but the other 3 , even though it downloaded, were not running since the activity did not have it enabled. I turned it on those boxes so we would not waste the units. So now it running on a 1060, a 1070TI, a 2060, a 3070 and a 2080TI.Is there any chance you have Boinctasks set to not show GPU tasks? If you right click the task list, there is a checkbox for 'Show GPU tasks'. Mine currently show up in Boinctasks.
Its hard to count, but over 200 total task on 6 computers are queued up.The task lengths vary quite a bit. Did you get a bunch in the que or just the one?
Do you have a separate device profile set up and assigned to this computer?it also has 50 tasks queued up on a box that says DON'T use GPU
GPU is told nver to be used by BOIB, becuase its running F@HDo you have a separate device profile set up and assigned to this computer?
Or is the GPU merely suspended locally on this computer? This alone won't prevent task fetching entirely.
But how? There are several ways of doing it, and some of them don't prevent task fetching for GPUs.GPU is told never to be used by BOINC, because its running F@H
BOINC manager, activity, suspend GPU.But how? There are several ways of doing it, and some of them don't prevent task fetching for GPUs.
If boincmgr -> Activity -> "Suspend GPU" is used, the client will generally still request work for the GPU(s).
If one or another of the related cc_config options is used, it too may still request work for the GPU(s), IIRC. Unfortunately I don't remember the details, because I rarely use these options.
The safest way to configure this is on the project server, in case of WCG as mentioned in the device profile. Which is a nuisance because different computers may need different profiles then.
<cc_config>
<options>
<!-- your other options here, if any -->
<!-- no_gpus: If 1, don't use GPUs even if they're present. Requires a client restart. -->
<no_gpus>1</no_gpus>
</options>
</c_config>