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Questions and Answers : GPU applications : cuda = card won't "upclock" when running 3d game
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I could not find another thread with this information - sorry if I've repeated an existing problem. | |
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As per my FAQ on this subject (and lots more): My system slows down when I run CUDA. I can't work like this! ____________ Jord - BOINC FAQ Service - BOINC User Wiki Real is just a matter of perception. | |
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But unfortunately Jord's reply does not address the issue of why the GPU is not running at full lick though. IIRC, with EVGA Precision (and other tools) you can fix the speed at the 3D rate? - Can't verify this ATM as I am still waiting for my GTX295 to come back from RMA (and the manufacturer's report is FNF, wouldn't you know it...). | |
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But unfortunately Jord's reply does not address the issue of why the GPU is not running at full lick though. That depends on what the OP is asking. "When I run Seti/Cuda apps, I cannot run my 3d games with full benefit of the card's capabilities." I answered that one. If "EVGA precision shows that I'm running the card at 2d speed (300/600/100) instead of 3d speed (721/etc///) and of course the frame rate is noticibly HORRIBLE." is just a continuation of the former sentence, then I addressed it as well. The GPU is saturated with the work you're doing for CUDA. There is no way for the GPU to drop some of the work and go calculate what your 3D game is trying to do and show. Quite easily tested: Exit BOINC completely and start the game. When that fixes all the aforementioned problems, including the 2D/3D speed measurements, you know not to run games when CUDA is running. Or to use the "<exclusive_apps> tag in cc_config.xml" that I explained about in that same FAQ. ____________ Jord - BOINC FAQ Service - BOINC User Wiki Real is just a matter of perception. | |
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bonic and seti and einstein are all set to "not run" when the computer is active. Sorry for omitting that piece of info. | |
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When you check with Windows Task Manager, is boinctray.exe still running? | |
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tray and mgr are both running. SETI and EINSTIEN are not. | |
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tray and mgr are both running. SETI and EINSTIEN are not. Um, hold on... First things first. Double check: Do you have these three running? - boinc.exe - boincmgr.exe - boinctray.exe Or only boinctray.exe and boincmgr.exe? Can you please try BOINC 6.10.13 (the latest BOINC release candidate) to see if it does things better? (Before people complain, yes 6.10.14 is the newest, but it may have unwanted side-effects to the CUDA-is-here/CUDA-is-lost detection and therefore not necessarily good for a release candidate). side note - where does one put info to make signature? I looked in my "account" link and saw nothing... Your Account->Message boards and private messages->Signature for message board posts. Don't forget to save changes with the Update button at the bottom of that page. ____________ Jord - BOINC FAQ Service - BOINC User Wiki Real is just a matter of perception. | |
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tray and mgr are both running. SETI and EINSTIEN are not. All three. -boinc.exe*32 - 17,976k -boincmgr.exe*32 - 2,672k -boinctray.exe*32 - 2,688k
Sure. I'll try (just about) anything once... <GRIN>
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installed the suggested version, and 'upgraded' to the 64 bit version while I was there... | |
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but disturbing that it re-sets the local 'statistics' graphs... That bug is fixed in 6.10.14... it seems to have been there during the whole 6.6 range. ;-) ____________ Jord - BOINC FAQ Service - BOINC User Wiki Real is just a matter of perception. | |
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What rules are you using in your overclocking app to change the speed on your card? Sounds like you are running your card slow to crunch CUDA wu's and then you are expecting it to run fast for your game. Sounds like you are missing a rule to switch it up. | |
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What rules are you using in your overclocking app to change the speed on your card? Sounds like you are running your card slow to crunch CUDA wu's and then you are expecting it to run fast for your game. Sounds like you are missing a rule to switch it up. I'm not using any 'rules' to control the card for CUDA specifically. in 2d mode, the card clocks 300/600 mem 100 my 3d clocks are set for 710/1530 mem 1100 When SETI/Bonic pauses due to system activity, I get 400/700/200 reported by EVGA precision AND riva tuner... and the performance of the games indicates that this is likely very accurate - crappy frame rates, etc. I rebooted, finally, and now we shall see... ____________ Help fix the economy - FAIR TAX! Pledge, to preserve your liberty and mine! | |
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Ok guys. | |
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Anyone? Help? | |
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Try rivatuner and tell us if something changed | |
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Try rivatuner and tell us if something changed I'm using the EVGA Precision tool, but I do have RivaTuner loaded. So, what shall I look for? None of the "set" clock values appear to be changed. But After running CUDA, the card will not clock up past the lame 400 level previously posted. ____________ Help fix the economy - FAIR TAX! Pledge, to preserve your liberty and mine! | |
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In Rivatuner make sure 2D AND 3D clocks are your maximum you want. (check if there is a low 3d settings too). | |
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Hmm. | |
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Well, not sure which of these two things fixed it... but: | |
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Questions and Answers : GPU applications : cuda = card won't "upclock" when running 3d game
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