I have gotten only one GIANNI_D3C on a GTX 960 (Ubuntu 16.04), and it ran for 39 hours. Considering that is within the 48 hour bonus limit, that is OK with me once in a while. It used 16% of a i7-4790 core, with the other seven cores on other BOINC projects.

The GERARD_FXCXCL12RX average about 16 hours on this card, and use about 9% CPU. But this card (an MSI) is only minimally factory overclocked, which helps stability.

Hello,

I have one of these GIANNI WU, on my GTX 850M, it will take 72 hours (Currently I am at 70 % after 50 hours). Does it exist a setting to avoid those WU ?

Thanks.

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Hello,

I have one of these GIANNI WU, on my GTX 850M, it will take 72 hours (Currently I am at 70 % after 50 hours). Does it exist a setting to avoid those WU ?

Thanks.

Unfortunately, not so far.

Thanks.

Sorry, I will go to Prime Grid, its too long for my graphics cards (I have also a desktop with a GTX 580).

I just had a GIANNI_D3C36bCHL1 fail after 34 1/2 hours on a GTX 960 (Ubuntu 16.04). I have never seen this error before.
The card is only minimally factory overclocked, and runs at 70C, so I don't think it is a hardware problem.

<core_client_version>7.6.31</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<message>
process exited with code 158 (0x9e, -98)
</message>
<stderr_txt>
# SWAN Device 0	:
#	Name		: GeForce GTX 960
#	ECC		: Disabled
#	Global mem	: 2047MB
#	Capability	: 5.2
#	PCI ID		: 0000:02:00.0
#	Device clock	: 1240MHz
#	Memory clock	: 3505MHz
#	Memory width	: 128bit
ERROR: file tclutil.cpp line 32: get_Dvec() element 0 (b) 
05:03:30 (1637): called boinc_finish