I changed it not throttle apps that use < .5 CPUs
-- David
On 04-Jul-2013 2:38 PM, Eric J Korpela wrote:
The only pro I can think of would be to reduce GPU use to keep
temperature or power use down, but that would be better implemented as
GPU throttling.
On Thu, Jul 4, 2013 at 5:52 AM, Bernd Machenschalk
<bernd.machensch...@aei.mpg.de> wrote:
On 04.07.13 13:15, Heinz-Bernd Eggenstein wrote:
I guess there are several pros and cons, e.g.:
cons:
- one one hand, GPU apps (depending on the CPU share?) get a higher OS
prio (in terms of "niceness") to prevent the GPU being starved. Throttling
the CPU might very well cause this starvation
- if a GPU app has a rather low CPU runtime share in the first place,
further CPU throttling does not seem too useful.
- in order to avoid GPU load to interfere with the user doing non-BOINC
related stuff, there is already the setting "Suspend GPU work while
computer is in use".
Here's one more:
When not synchronized with GPU-CPU communication (kernel launches, data
transfer) throtteling an App can break any running GPU task. I'm not sure
whether the throtteling implementations of all BOINC Clients that are being
used properly honor critical sections, nor am I that all GPU apps of all
projects make proper use of these.
pros:
I can't think about many
Actually I can't think about any.
Best,
Bernd
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