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Questions and Answers : GPU applications : 9600 GT PRoblem
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So I picked up a 9600 GT from ebay to use as a cruncher in my old Pentium D 945. It ran good for the first day or so averaging an hour per WU, but then it started having trouble, Cuda WUs started taking forever (probably CPU fallback) and the machine would become completely unresponsive. Of note is that I had switched to the new 186 driver, but I think that was before it ran good for a full day. | |
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Running an EVGA 9600GT KO with no problems. WU's take between 24-28 minutes a piece. VLAR units took about 1.5 hours, before I installed the 'kill'. I am running a Pentium D 960. How hot did your card get? | |
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HI, | |
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Card is not manually overclocked, but is an OC2 from BFG. It has 512 MB, but this is an XP 32 machine with 4 gigs of ram so may be limited by addressing???? | |
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Card is not manually overclocked, but is an OC2 from BFG. It has 512 MB, but this is an XP 32 machine with 4 gigs of ram so may be limited by addressing???? There's a good chance that this may be the problem. A 32bit processor can only address a total of 4GiB of space. Inside this 4GiB of space must fit all of your system's RAM, the video card's RAM, any onboard devices on your motherboard and any other add-in cards that use up a portion of addresses. What usually happens is the system RAM is reduced by however much space is used by all other devices (so if all other devices, including video RAM, total 1.5GiB of space, then your system RAM will be reduced by 1.5GiB to make room in the address space), but other adverse affects can be attributed as well. ____________ | |
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Hi, | |
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Questions and Answers : GPU applications : 9600 GT PRoblem
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