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Old 13th December, 2008, 07:51 AM
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GPU and SMP on Dual Core

I'm having a go of it. seems like the newer GPU projects use very little CPU cycles. decided to try it on three of my dual cores. one with an ATI 4670, the other 2 are 9800GT's. so far so good. will post up some scores earyl next week
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Old 13th December, 2008, 08:13 AM
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I'm having a go of it. seems like the newer GPU projects use very little CPU cycles.
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It's the newer drivers as far as I can determine, not the WUs [on the nVidia cards]. After I went to the 180.xx driver, my cpu usage dropped to near zero, and I went to all 4 cores on the SMP as well.
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yea, I did read your post about the drop in cpu useage. gave me the idea to try it. it worked on the ATI card box and Stanford wants them so wth. at this rate I'll see 4M for my birthday!

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looks like two boxes won't pull both gpu& cpu. the 2 that can will be left to fold. I may try a few things on the other two.
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