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Dooms101
03-13-11, 09:50 AM
For some reason Rosetta isn't using 100% CPU while folding. I want it to fold even if I am using the computer but I am not sure how to do that. Suggestions?
killerkid
03-13-11, 10:10 AM
Mine was just doing the same thing but now it just loaded it back up to 100%. Is it normal for it to take like 6hrs for one protein I guess I would call it? Or 1 cycle, one whatever it is lol.
redduc900
03-13-11, 10:18 AM
In the BOINC Manager--> Preferences--> Processor Usage tab, make sure 100% is selected for both "% of the processors" and "% CPU time".
psionic98
03-13-11, 10:52 AM
Yeah.. I do what redduc says.. Advanced->pref though
heres a pic of mine
Dooms101
03-13-11, 10:52 AM
In the BOINC Manager--> Preferences--> Processor Usage tab, make sure 100% is selected for both "% of the processors" and "% CPU time".
Those have been on 100%, I noticed my RAC barely went up lastnight, but each night for the last few days its been going up about 100 - 200, it seems like its just not doing anything. :shrug:
I reset Rosetta and I updated, hopefully it'll get new tasks. Maybe the ones it was trying to give me weren't playing nicely?
Edit: resetting seemed to work, it's now running 100%
baditude_df
03-13-11, 02:43 PM
In the BOINC Manager--> Preferences--> Processor Usage tab, make sure 100% is selected for both "% of the processors" and "% CPU time".
These are the default settings, unless he's purposely changed them, he should be fine.
The same thing has been happening to me for the last 10 days or so.
I built my RAC up to 2200 and everything was fine. but now it's dropping like a stone, because my CPU won't stay loaded anymore. At max load the cores are only registering 68degC on Realtemp so I really don't think it's heat related. The only time the CPU will stay 100% loaded is right after I start BOINC Manager, reset or detach and reattach. Then sometime later it will just drop down to 5-10%, although BOINC says there are still 4 WU's actively crunching.
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