#Boinc github Pc#

The Goal is to allow any user with a bank of computers operating from a single IP address to run as many work units of any size for any BOINC project. To reproduce use a 12c/24t or greater CPU to run 16 or more ARP1 work units to completion.īOINC 7.6.16, Linux Mint 20.2, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu I just saw the explanation of 'Use at most % of the CPUs' this phrase is so misleading, do i set the amount of active cores/threads or do I set the max utilization of a single core? Or is it the max utilization of the whole CPU? I will try 90% maybe this will solve my issue of randomly lagging when browsing the internet etc. I don't really mind it run all the time, my issue is that it should just STOP doing tasks when I'm play games more logical solution would be to suspend when anything is in 'full screen' and I could then make a exception of that so for lets say, Browser Videos, Netflix app and VLC player. and I have enabled Suspend when non bionic CPU usage is above 20% so when I even use something else it's still OK.

But because BOINC is SOO GREEDY it just takes as much as it can, without leaving any gaps etc. so obviously I want to make a use of the CPU and allow BOINC to run tasks.

#Boinc github Pc#

I use my PC 12h while programming, that means the CPU runs at max 2%. You don't want to run any simulations while you use your PC. If you still have some questions or issues - you could find an answer here: īy the way, your last message doesn't contain any information about actual crashes of BOINC. If you do all this, you should have no issues like you described above. Please pay attention that the top most list is the list that will 'stop' CPU and GPU applications and the list on the bottom will 'stop' only GPU applications.Īfter that, please be sure to check in BOINC Activity and set Run based on preferences and Use GPU based on preferences. any video game), please in BOINC open Options -> Exclusive applications and set there all applications that should 'pause' BOINC computations. Looks like you do not use BOINC in a right way.įirst, be sure to open in BOINC Options -> Computing preferences and on the Computing tab set preferred settings.Īlso, if you want BOINC to run always even when not idling but stop computations when certain process is running (e.g. I don't have the logs, but I remember it happening when my monitor was in standby and when I woke it up the BOINC wasn't running anymore. I wouldn't have any issue convincing anyone in my family to run BOINC on their phones, tablets etc. So when I start lets say Cyberpunk 2077 BOINC sees the process and stops itself or at least uses just the CCD1 chiplet and leaves the first one alone. The best way would be to do some sort of event handler where I can listen for processes. and the annoying part is that I always need to suspend all project manually. I do want to donate because that CPU runs almost only at idle. But it seems like the BOINC client puts itself above my needs so me instead 'donating' the computation power, I basically dedicate the PC to do simulations.

My idea of BOINC and is to use unused performance while idling. So it's constantly doing simulations on my CPU at 95% usage because at 95%+ the system is unresponsive. Because my CPU is so powerful 7900X the utilization doesn't go as high as on lower end CPUs.

for example on when I start a game because I want to play. There are so many issues with this client.