If it has finished, you have to increase the level for the next tasks by hand. This priority level is valid as long as this task is running. That´s the level all normal programms are running. You can increase this level by clicking on Normal. After clicking on Priority Adjust you will find a dot mark at Low. In Windows-OS go to the Taskmanager/Processes and do right click on one of the running BRP4-tasks. But as these tasks are using very little the CPU for their work, you can increase the priority level for these tasks without disturbing you. Also the GPU tasks are running at this lowest possible priority level. That´s why you don´t "feel" BOINC running in normal use. In normal use, BOINC is running at the lowest possible priority level. Quote: **** if there is any way to always prefer gpu tasks and simultaneously reserve one of the cpu cores when a gpu task is running. With that setting, set to 75% you should never see 4 task running on the CPU cores, no matter what.
#Boinc manager use gpu only plus#
and if you did it using the setting Ive named before, then you should have always one GPU task running (unless none of your selected projects has tasks available for the GPU apps) plus 3 tasks running on the CPU cores. (The prefferences set in the web page can be overriden in any host using the options in the Boinc Manager menues in the advanced mode, and once you use the local settings they will always override the web settings until you use the "clear" option and then exit that menu using the cancel button)īy the way, this setting dosnt affect the GPU usage, in fact, the only setting about GPU is to use it or not (well, in Einstein you have the option to set also how many concurrent tasks will be running in the GPU), so I dont know what you mean when you said "limited to 4 tasks". In this way the "free" core will be available to feed the GPU but, if there is no GPU work, that core wont be used neither. If your CPU has 4 cores and you want to use only 3 then you need to set the "On multiprocessors, use at most" to 75%, this will tell BOINC to never use the 4th core to crunch. First, there is no way to set it exactly as you want using the standard options on BOINC or the projects.īut, there is something very close, there is a setting in the computation prefferences page that allows you to reserve one (or more) CPU cores.
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