What I should have said was that I see high utilization, but not high temps, so whatever is going on in there doesn't seem to be taxing the GPU hardware as much as some other apps do. For instance, on my 7970's, I have to undervolt/underclock to run Milkyway (3 concurrent) without overheating during these times of high ambient temps. SETI presents no such difficulty, running below expected temps at max clocks on all GPUs, mostly with two concurrent.Average for 1080Ti, X99, Linux, cuda90 application:
175 W, 89 % shader utilization, 67 % memory interface utilization
This includes the gaps between task teardown and bringup...<snip>
That's true. The 1080Ti could pull 250 W, but it is content with 175 W for SETI cuda90 average.What I should have said was that I see high utilization, but not high temps, so whatever is going on in there doesn't seem to be taxing the GPU hardware as much as some other apps do.
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5 BOINC.Italy 22,791That's true. The 1080Ti could pull 250 W, but it is content with 175 W for SETI cuda90 average.
Peaks: 207 W, 100 % sm, 93 % mem
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PPS,
you haven't signed up for the event yet? You still can!
https://www.seti-germany.de/Wow/anmeldung.php?&lang=en
(The SETI user ID which you need to enter can be taken from your account page http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/home.php, top left table.)
Nope, it's for all those in our huge regular SETI crew who, for some reason or another, did not enter here yet:Is that for me?
With only 2 new registered Wow! participants we already passed ngb:setiteam and will likely beat BOINC.Italy. Imagine what we'll get with 20 more.21/76 active users signed up for the TeAm!!!! We'd like the other 55 to sign up too (if they like) Call your friends, call your neighbors, call E.T, call anybody and everybody!!! Lets make it rain TeAm Seti points in here and find a green guy!!
...and they are on a journey to find themselves?!Maybe they don't sign up because there illegal aliens , That was bad. …..j/k
Clicked through some of my wingmen of these inconclusive tasks, and find gems like this:
State: All (2579) · In progress (6) · Validation pending (972) · Validation inconclusive (979) · Valid (0) · Invalid (622) · Error (0)
I'm still concerned with the invalid tasks though, because that's a lot.I could be wrong, but it looks like someone trying to setup cuda 9.2 on a linux machine.
That's the only thing I know of that gives that many validation inconclusive.
Another frequent source of invalid tasks are Mac OS X hosts with stock application. Those that I saw have many inclonclusive tasks, but at least also a few valid ones.
Holy cow. That's old. I don't even think Tesla is still supported by stock app.The central issue with that machine isn't the high rate of invalids, it's the fact that it has 0 valid tasks. I bet none of its pendings and inconclusives will ever be validated. I hope the user goes to look at his results eventually, and takes it off SETI. (It's stock applications on old hardware. I think it was this host which I saw yesterday. It's now wingman of several of my inconclusive tasks.)
Another frequent source of invalid tasks are Mac OS X hosts with stock application. Those that I saw have many inclonclusive tasks, but at least also a few valid ones.
Holy cow. That's old. I don't even think Tesla is still supported by stock app.
I've tried installing 9600GT in Win10 machine before and after multiple driver versions I gave up.It is supported, but only with certain Nvidia drivers. And certainly not the latest
Holy cow. That's old. I don't even think Tesla is still supported by stock app.