Quad-GPU cruncher (9600GSO x4) cannot run WCG HCC CPU WUs?

[VirtualLarry]

I get a notice saying it cannot run on my GPU. Running newest NV Win7 64-bit driver. 306.xx?

Yet, I have it running on a GT430 on my main rig. Are the 9600GSO cards too old? Even though they are comparable in speed to the GT430?

Edit: Ok, am doing PrimeGrid on the GPU(s). Or at least, I want to. It only detected one GPU.

Interestingly, EVGA Precision Legacy 2.12 only gives me one GPU temp, but it gives the other stats for all 4 GPUs.

What am I doing wrong here?

 

[ZipSpeed]

Here is a list of cards that are unable to participate in HCC GPU. The 9600 GSO, unfortunately, is on the list.

https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.org/help/viewTopic.do?shortName=GPU#610

As for your GPU problem, I don't have anything to offer other than maybe trying to yank two of the cards and see if it can at least recognize two.

 

[OmegaSupreme]

Which GSO's are you using exactly? Some are a bit more locked down than others.

 

[petrusbroder]

Also please remember, in WCG each GPU needs one CPU-core ... thus 4 GPUs need 4 cores, which you have, but what about the other work? IIRC it needs 4 cores excusively ... I may be wrong though ...

 

[sangyup81]

Also please remember, in WCG each GPU needs one CPU-core ... thus 4 GPUs need 4 cores, which you have, but what about the other work? IIRC it needs 4 cores excusively ... I may be wrong though ...

I ran some quick and dirty benchmarks using app_info and run-times were shorter with 0.2 cores than with 0.25 or 0.15 cores. This is for a Llano laptop which also has a 6650m. The test was done on the 6650m but not on the 6520G which is integrated in to the Llano. Further research should be done if anyone has some time!