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While that might be the case now (compare Boinc logs to WU logs), Tomba reported this problem before 8.15 was being used in the Long queue. That said, under the 8.14app the task would have exited anyway with a driver restart. Just how well it did this is unknown and might have been an issue, but you are not going to see that again. Anyway, during one of many possible driver restarts (which I presume Boinc doesn't know anything about) Boinc probably asked for another task. Boinc isn't as nippy at asking for work these days (lazy or considered you decide), but with say 7 driver restarts there is a strong chance it did on at least one occasion. While the new app asks that a problem task is not immediately run again on the same GPU, and seems to prefer to try to run the task on another GPU (if available), I'm not aware of the method of doing this. If it transpires that another task is still being requested it might be better to allow the GPU in question 2 or 3min to cool down (literally in many cases) without running another WU. Even if it takes that long to download another task, it's still unwanted and unnecessary. Although we cannot suspend a specific GPU through Boinc's GUI, it's possible to edit the cc_config file (and tell Boinc to read it), so you could tell Boinc to not use a specific GPU, and then re-edit (and re-read) the cc_config file again (after time=t). FAQ's HOW TO: - Opt out of Beta Tests - Ask for Help |
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