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This util is a MAJOR step forward for me and with it's help I now have two RX 580 card doing BOINC (v7.20.5) work in a single Ryzen 9 5900X / B550 box under Linux Mint V20.3 (with the 5.15.0 kernel and AMD proprietary drivers/OpenCL). With each card running 2 or 3 WUs at a time (0.5 or 0.333) for E@H and MW.
Still working on heat issues. After some BIOS time playing with mobo fan speeds last night:
Where do I send the giant wad of cash? ;-)
There are some things it doesn't like to do (go back to card0 after doing stuff on card1) and I'm also now convinced that what BOINC reports as (device 0) is actually card1 and (device 1) is card0. This is only based on me watching the card temps and wattage loading when WUs go from MW to E@H,
i really just stopped here to thank marazmista for the wonderful tool.
Dziękuję, Skip
This util is a MAJOR step forward for me and with it's help I now have two RX 580 card doing BOINC (v7.20.5) work in a single Ryzen 9 5900X / B550 box under Linux Mint V20.3 (with the 5.15.0 kernel and AMD proprietary drivers/OpenCL). With each card running 2 or 3 WUs at a time (0.5 or 0.333) for E@H and MW.
Still working on heat issues. After some BIOS time playing with mobo fan speeds last night:
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$ uptime 21:58:39 up 17:38, 1 user, load average: 18.40, 18.99, 20.46
Where do I send the giant wad of cash? ;-)
There are some things it doesn't like to do (go back to card0 after doing stuff on card1) and I'm also now convinced that what BOINC reports as (device 0) is actually card1 and (device 1) is card0. This is only based on me watching the card temps and wattage loading when WUs go from MW to E@H,
i really just stopped here to thank marazmista for the wonderful tool.
Dziękuję, Skip
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