Lucky me, I just built myself a new computer! It's a considerable upgrade on my old one which was an old Athlon 4200 with a weak graphics card (8600GT)

I'm now running a Haswell 4670 (no K, as I won't be overclocking)

I'm getting units for the new CPU to crunch, which is is doing merrily (four at a time, each one way faster) - but I'm not getting any units for the Intel 4600 GPU to work on.

Now, to make sure my old work units from varous projects, stats etc, all came across, I backed up and restored BOINC from my old PC to the new one. Naturally I had to abandon one work unit that was expecting an NVIDIA GPU - this was expected.

Do I need to do anything else specific?

The Intel graphics drivers are installed and should be up to date. I don;t have a discrete graphics card, don't need one.

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Lucky me, I just built myself a new computer! It's a considerable upgrade on my old one which was an old Athlon 4200 with a weak graphics card (8600GT)

I'm now running a Haswell 4670 (no K, as I won't be overclocking)

I'm getting units for the new CPU to crunch, which is is doing merrily (four at a time, each one way faster) - but I'm not getting any units for the Intel 4600 GPU to work on.

Now, to make sure my old work units from varous projects, stats etc, all came across, I backed up and restored BOINC from my old PC to the new one. Naturally I had to abandon one work unit that was expecting an NVIDIA GPU - this was expected.

Do I need to do anything else specific?

The Intel graphics drivers are installed and should be up to date. I don;t have a discrete graphics card, don't need one.

Biggest problem is there is no Intel_gpu app currently on the main project, but there is one in testing on the beta side of the project.
http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/beta/apps.php

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are there plans for openCL app?

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