Thank you for this.

I saw the notice in the BOINC client this evening, added a second Nvidia card to a Windows 10 box, updated the cc_config and it all works perfectly.

Cheers

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Martin
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Thank you for this.

I saw the notice in the BOINC client this evening, added a second Nvidia card to a Windows 10 box, updated the cc_config and it all works perfectly.

Cheers

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Martin

So automatically we will get the right app?

And this will be two tasks running, one on each card, or will it be one task spread between them?

Did you report the BOINC bug?
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Mr P Hucker wrote:

I don't understand what you mean. I wanted to run the same task on both GPUs at once. If the dodgy one gives a different result, there's something up.

Mr P Hucker wrote:

I don't understand what you mean. I wanted to run the same task on both GPUs at once. If the dodgy one gives a different result, there's something up.

This has never been allowed in any other Boinc Project so far, one task per gpu each running it's own task. It's not like gaming where you can double, triple whatever up on the gpu's to make the game perform better.

Unless you are talking about testing, then yes they often run the same task on each gpu, getting zero credits of course, to test the task on multiple gpu's.

Git works fine for me, apart from the quoting system screws up when you try to insert code. Reported that to github themselves, but didn't get anywhere, can't remember why.

I wonder why it's called that? Git is a rude word.

I wonder why it's called that? Git is a rude word.

Are you sure? Are both cards generating heat and have usage in MSI Afterburner or GPU-Z etc? Me and Trinitas are getting both units running on one GPU and the second is idle. But we have AMD and you have Nvidia, it may be different.

I wonder why it's called that? Git is a rude word.

According to the wikipedia page, because the developer named it after himself, like with Linux.

Are you sure Boinc is in the right order? I see it give a random order compared to say MSI Afterburner. I had a machine with 6 cards in it, and Boinc's order compared to MSI was something like 3, 5, 1, 2, 0, 4. I assumed it was physical connection order vs. driver loading order. Although Folding@Home is different again. Very annoying when trying to allocate cards or work out which is overheating.

Are you sure Boinc is in the right order? I see it give a random order compared to say MSI Afterburner. I had a machine with 6 cards in it, and Boinc's order compared to MSI was something like 3, 5, 1, 2, 0, 4. I assumed it was physical connection order vs. driver loading order. Although Folding@Home is different again. Very annoying when trying to allocate cards or work out which is overheating.

Yes in my case with "only" two GPU BOINC has the right order. The GPU where the boot screen appears is GPU0 and the other (dark) one is GPU1. The same order as the BIOS allocates the screens.

I tested with 2 Nvidias: TITAN Xp and GTX 1080. They don't work together, they each do a WU.

Let's see if it makes the Top 30 :)