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Message 861216 - Posted: 2 Feb 2009, 19:15:05 UTC
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Latest GPU-Z calculates current, at least for the gtx280. I am showing 27 amps for seti -vs- 34 amps for gpugrid

Searching for little green men seems greener on the environment. Granted my seti sample is small.
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Message 861235 - Posted: 2 Feb 2009, 19:51:06 UTC - in response to Message 861216.  

Latest GPU-Z calculates current, at least for the gtx280. I am showing 27 amps for seti -vs- 34 amps for gpugrid

Searching for little green men seems greener on the environment. Granted my seti sample is small.

It varies significantly depending on Angle Range (at least, I assume the power will vary as the GPU temp certainly does). VLAR tasks heat the GPU *much* less than other tasks - and the real "shorties" (the VHARs) can increase the temps by as much as 8 deg C compared to the VLARs on my box (GTX 295 - only half used because of x64 (sob)).

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Message 861247 - Posted: 2 Feb 2009, 20:32:20 UTC

I'm not surprised. I signed up for GPUGrid just to keep my GPU busy while Seti has work issues, and the first thing I noticed is that my system performance chugs far more than running Seti. I think GPUGrid uses more of the card. Unfortunately this means I won't be able to run GPUGrid while I want to use the computer, since it makes simple things such as surfing the web annoyingly slow.
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Message 861249 - Posted: 2 Feb 2009, 20:47:45 UTC - in response to Message 861247.  

I'm not surprised. I signed up for GPUGrid just to keep my GPU busy while Seti has work issues, and the first thing I noticed is that my system performance chugs far more than running Seti. I think GPUGrid uses more of the card. Unfortunately this means I won't be able to run GPUGrid while I want to use the computer, since it makes simple things such as surfing the web annoyingly slow.

I think the problem is that GPUGrid uses more of the *CPU* rather than of the card.

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Message 861256 - Posted: 2 Feb 2009, 21:17:39 UTC - in response to Message 861249.  


I think the problem is that GPUGrid uses more of the *CPU* rather than of the card.

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Not according to BoincView. It shows using the same amount of CPU as Seti.
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