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Mar 2014
Germany
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Is it possible to change some option in mfaktc so that the LLTF and similar assignments so that the desktop and videos on youtube etc. are more responsive? In CudaLucas there is that "polite" option that does exactly what I would be asking for.
I found that playing some non-resource-intensive games is working fine with mfaktc running at the same time, others are not. Currently I am doing some Assignments like 500M from 65 to 66 while playing, because at those assignments everything runs smooth, but I would like to let the "normal" work run all the time, so please let me know if there is some option to run mfaktc a little more polite or at less than 100% I missed. |
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"/X\(‘-‘)/X\"
Jan 2013
https://pedan.tech/
318410 Posts |
In mfaktc.ini, you can try setting GridSize=1.
Myself, I just stop mfaktc.exe when I set down and start it when I get up. I use three scripts to make my life easier, running multiple mfaktc.exe's in screen: mf-stop: Code:
#!/bin/bash killall mfaktc.exe 2> /dev/null while pgrep -c mfaktc.exe > /dev/null ; do sleep 0.5 ; done Code:
#!/bin/bash mf-stop cd ~/mfaktc0 && screen -d -m -S mf0 ./mfaktc.exe -d 0 cd ~/mfaktc1 && screen -d -m -S mf1 ./mfaktc.exe -d 1 Code:
mf-stop cd ~/mfaktc1 && screen -d -m -S mf1 ./mfaktc.exe -d 1 |
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Mar 2014
Germany
23·3·5 Posts |
The gridSize does nothing for me, it says to improve on older GPUs, but I don't think that a 670 is meant by that.
And for the scripts: I don't need any of those, I simply open a cmd in that directory, there I can start by pressing the up key and enter and stop by pressing Ctrl+C, easy enough. So there is no real option to change that behavior? And just why works everything much better with the 5xxM 65-66 assignments? Is it the communication CPU-GPU not fast enough there? Because I can see there that the card is not used 99% all the time, but rather just 90% and the rest 10% are used for Desktop, games etc. and works fine then. |
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"Kieren"
Jul 2011
In My Own Galaxy!
2·3·1,693 Posts |
Somewhere around are batch files by SWL551, and a program by minigeek. I have looked a bit, but have not tracked them down.
Regardless, reducing 'GPUSieveSize' in mfaktc.ini will reduce the GPU usage. On a GTX 580, running at 797 MHz, changing from the maximum of 128 to the minimum of 4 reduces the throughput from about 450 GHz-days/day, to about 350. This reduces GPU usage from 98-99%, to ~84%. This should leave a lot more headroom for other GPU dependent programs. Last fiddled with by kladner on 2014-08-20 at 23:35 |
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Aug 2002
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"Kieren"
Jul 2011
In My Own Galaxy!
2·3·1,693 Posts |
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Mar 2014
Germany
23·3·5 Posts |
Thanks a lot guys, that option change helps a lot! Now that GPU can carry on working more time of the day :)
That program looks nice, but since I found more than 3 different settings for different Programs / Games, I just adjust what I need at the right location, fast enough for me. |
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