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1 bcavnaugh  10084209  2.74 [3] NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN (4095MB) driver: 344.11
 
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# GPU [GeForce GTX TITAN] Platform [Windows] Rev [3301M] VERSION [60]
# SWAN Device 2 :
# Name : GeForce GTX TITAN
# ECC : Disabled
# Global mem : 4095MB
# Capability : 3.5
# PCI ID : 0000:04:00.0
# Device clock : 980MHz
# Memory clock : 3257MHz
# Memory width : 384bit
# Driver version : r343_98 : 34411
# GPU 0 : 34C
# GPU 1 : 31C
# GPU 2 : 30C
# GPU 1 : 32C
# GPU 1 : 33C
# GPU 1 : 34C
# GPU [GeForce GTX TITAN] Platform [Windows] Rev [3301M] VERSION [60]
# SWAN Device 0 :
# Name : GeForce GTX TITAN
# ECC : Disabled
# Global mem : 4095MB
# Capability : 3.5
# PCI ID : 0000:01:00.0
# Device clock : 980MHz
# Memory clock : 3247MHz
# Memory width : 384bit
# Driver version : r343_98 : 34411
# GPU 0 : 34C
# GPU 1 : 28C
# GPU 2 : 26C
# GPU 2 : 27C
# GPU 0 : 35C
# GPU 0 : 36C
# GPU 0 : 37C
# GPU 2 : 28C
# GPU 1 : 29C
# GPU 0 : 38C
# GPU 0 : 39C
# GPU 2 : 29C
# GPU 1 : 30C
# GPU 0 : 40C
# GPU 1 : 31C
# GPU 2 : 30C
# GPU 1 : 32C
# GPU 0 : 41C
# GPU 2 : 31C
# GPU 1 : 33C
# GPU 0 : 42C
# GPU 2 : 32C
# Time per step (avg over 6200002 steps): 1.585 ms
# Approximate elapsed time for entire WU:  9903.813 s
18:58:47 (5060): called boinc_finish

Small change, hope they stay stable on both.
Memory Clock Offset from 243 to 263 on both rigs.
 

 

GPUGrid Web site has a nice new look.
 
Not also: DISCLAIMER: inconsistencies in statistics and rankings may be due to privacy issues. Be sure to enable the "view computers" option in your profile if you want to be ranked. Overclock responsibly.
 
I know a lot of users do not allow their computers to be shown.

On my Titan Rig Bugcheck @ 99% on all three, set to 44 & 244 now.
My GTX 780 is Still running fine.
 
The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck.  The bugcheck was: 0x00000116 (0xfffffa801dc854e0, 0xfffff880124065c8, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000002). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 092014-11746-01.
 


 

Titan Rig Bugcheck (116) once more, set to 42 & 242 and Voltage set to 25mv now. Also upped my vCore to 1.390 my CPU is set to 4.4MHz
 

Grey_Beard Turning Off Hyper-Threading for GPUGRID will not make any difference I tested this a few months passed.
For most of CPU Crunching I keep Hyper-Threading ON. Only for PRIMGRID do I turn off Hyper-Threading and only for Long LLR Tasks
Not sure what "auto time set-up" is.
And Yes your Turn Hyper-Threading On and Off in the Bios.
 

Going for one Task now.
Not so easy to OC Titans for GPUGRID.
 


 
Once more BSOD 116 so no more OC the GPU on my Titans for GPUGRID
GPUGRID Tasks are from the get go can be hard to run, I guess I could reduce my CPU OC down to 4.2 or 4.3 but for now I am done.
I am also using my Titan Rig so that may be the cause as well, I am on the web for the most part when it Blue Screens.

bcavnaugh
Grey_Beard Turning Off Hyper-Threading for GPUGRID will not make any difference I tested this a few months passed.
For most of CPU Crunching I keep Hyper-Threading ON. Only for PRIMGRID do I turn off Hyper-Threading and only for Long LLR Tasks
Not sure what "auto time set-up" is.
And Yes your Turn Hyper-Threading On and Off in the Bios.
 

Thanks bcavnaugh.  Setting the clock so things start when the event begins.  Not sure I said that even close to what I was asking.  I am actually having surgery and will be in the hospital when it begins. I do not want to wait until I get out to do this, as I will lose a few days.  Can this be set-up?  I know I may have to set the clock to UTC, not sure if that statement is even correct.  Thanks for any help.  Anything else I can do to make sure I can get a good performance in these events?  Does OC, like you did really help?

Coming home from the weekend, entering the hallway, met by cold and silence.......
Think the button "Default" on Precision X need a push.
Also, I suspect the various short run's make some issues, those are the ones stuck in my work queue when taking the rig up after a fall.
After enabling short ones, I see pretty clear a general production loss.
So, long run's only for now, and back to default on the cards.
 
Good to see bcavnaugh, 427jmf and Grey_Beard represented here and there.
 
@Grey_Beard
Nice to see you here and in the GPUGRID Performance crew 
"Auto Time set up" I've been searching on for myself. Have not found much useful in BOINC. This would have been a really useful feature to be able to set up in BOINC, but I've not found out how to.... BUT....
There is one Windows feature though, Task Schedueler. This application can fire up an application for you, at a certain time and date, it even offer to sync time zones.
However, it is only able to fire up the application, so you need to have it off, and the correct project settings already defined.
(Connecting to the project, then exit BOINC before it download WU's)
I tested it twice, and it works like a charm.
In Windows Control panel, "Administrative Tools" then "Task Schedueler". Lot's of fun settings here to fool around with
Give it a look see, it might do what you want.

devlin85
lol.. I just read the description explaining the performance page. Not the best with the grammar they is :P 
"WU are splitted into batches" Splitted? 

devlin85 , A Link would really be Nice!

robbysites
Well done Orange_1050!
bcavnaugh  too!
Keep on crunching! You guys represent TEAM EVGA well!
rs

Man am I late to the party! Awesome work folks!!!

bcavnaugh
Down this weekend to running only One Card of three to see how well one at a time goes.

Gonna be interesting .
I've also wondered about crunch GPU only, letting it have all the elbow Space it needs.
 

Current Run on my Titan Rig: I forget to set to one GPU so Two are running the third is idle and not running any CPU Tasks.

<app_config>
   <app>
     <name>acemdshort</name>
     <max_concurrent>2</max_concurrent>
     <gpu_versions>
         <gpu_usage>1.0</gpu_usage>
         <cpu_usage>1.0</cpu_usage>
     </gpu_versions>
   </app>
</app_config>

Orange_1050
Coming home from the weekend, entering the hallway, met by cold and silence.......
Think the button "Default" on Precision X need a push.
Also, I suspect the various short run's make some issues, those are the ones stuck in my work queue when taking the rig up after a fall.
After enabling short ones, I see pretty clear a general production loss.
So, long run's only for now, and back to default on the cards.
 
Good to see bcavnaugh, 427jmf and Grey_Beard represented here and there.
 
@Grey_Beard
Nice to see you here and in the GPUGRID Performance crew 
"Auto Time set up" I've been searching on for myself. Have not found much useful in BOINC. This would have been a really useful feature to be able to set up in BOINC, but I've not found out how to.... BUT....
There is one Windows feature though, Task Schedueler. This application can fire up an application for you, at a certain time and date, it even offer to sync time zones.
However, it is only able to fire up the application, so you need to have it off, and the correct project settings already defined.
(Connecting to the project, then exit BOINC before it download WU's)
I tested it twice, and it works like a charm.
In Windows Control panel, "Administrative Tools" then "Task Schedueler". Lot's of fun settings here to fool around with
Give it a look see, it might do what you want.

Orange you are the man.  Thanks.  I am glad to be part of it.  I have a couple more builds I want to do that will help my contribution even more.  I will set this up, test it and hope that I do better in this next challenge.  I have been pounding it on GPUGrid.
 
For some reason I cannot access Prime Grid.  Does anyone else have this issue?  I have tried from all three computers and I get "This page can't be displayed" screen in Internet Explorer.  I find this very unusual. 
 
Edit:  I just got a Response Error on my iPad.  "502 Bad Gateway - Response Error, a bad response was received from another proxy server or destination origin server."  I used my cell connection to get this, so this is not related to my home network or internet connection.

WOW those 9series cards really kick some butt over at GPUGRID.
They have made special WU's, and I guess they are especially optimized for those cards.

 
The Wu's are:
MJHARVEY_TEST1999
MJHARVEY_TEST4000