However, since I'm running multiple tasks simultaneously per GPU, GPU load capacity may have bottlenecked performance a bit when Double Precision optimization was disabled, so if you're running fewer tasks and/or have more GPU load headroom, you might not see as large of a performance increase using Double Precision optimization, though you should still see a significant performance increase. Initial tests indicate that all of the current GPU tasks – 1.02 and Separation (Modified Fit) 1.36 – do in fact make use of double precision, with performance (number of tasks completed per time) being increased to approximately 3 to 4 times with Double Precision optimization being enable in the Nvidia Control Panel for my Titan Black cards. Anyone know offhand which ones make use of double precision so I can focus on those? Well, it's listed, so I might as well include it in the GPU settings file. Anyone else remember how cool DOS Shell was? ) I'm old enough to have actually used DOS exclusively for a while, even though I was a kid at the time, piecing together PCs from spare parts.
#Custom boinc config file windows 10#
But then, I like setting things up more on my terms – partly why I don't use Windows 10 and will likely never choose to use anything beyond Windows 7 on my PCs.
I do a lot more command line stuff using GNU/Linux (Debian "Jessie" 64bit/KDE) as a desktop/laptop OS than I do in Windows 7 these days, though I still occasion need to in Windows as well. Yet they still use them and invariably destroy them if given half a chance, but I digress. Actually, very few are, and most are not qualified to safely and effectively operate computer systems and their related peripheral devices in the first place. This is actually a valid reason to have more fine tuning options in the BOINC Manager GUI itself instead of messing with config files, et cetera, helping enable people to help on their terms. if it were actually feature rich, of course. Having a feature rich GUI supposedly helps avoid the need for it anyway.
Turned 3 Titans into running 6 GPU Projects running and from what I have seen today only 1 to 1.5 minutes added.
The DOS style Windows command line stuff is hardly used by most people these days.I am great at building computers and overclocking CPU's/GPU's, but not that good at this kind of thing yet. Project web sites support all except daily schedules. Thank you again for your help and patience. The Manager Advanced view and XML config file support all the prefs. I have used Powershell far more, but am no wiz with that either. I used a combination of Keith's last post and Hal's and figured it out.
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