I am only running 4 tasks with my quadcore processor. But boinc doesn't seem to be utilizing my graphics card. I have the latest drivers and software for both nvidia and boinc, downloaded 2 days ago, and I am using seti@home. Is there a way to "turn on" or check to see if boinc is in fact using my GPU? It seems to be idle, but I don't know how to check to be positive.

My system is:
Motherboard - Asus M3n78 Pro
Phenom II X4 940
4 gb 1066 ram
Nvidia GTX 285
Win XP Pro 32

I am only running 4 tasks with my quadcore processor. But boinc doesn't seem to be utilizing my graphics card. I have the latest drivers and software for both nvidia and boinc, downloaded 2 days ago, and I am using seti@home. Is there a way to "turn on" or check to see if boinc is in fact using my GPU? It seems to be idle, but I don't know how to check to be positive.

My system is:
Motherboard - Asus M3n78 Pro
Phenom II X4 940
4 gb 1066 ram
Nvidia GTX 285
Win XP Pro 32

Again, can we have a Link to that Host?, can't see what tasks it's done and what apps it's using.

Claggy

And don't just say "the latest" - that'll be wrong in a week or two. Give us actual numbers (for BOINC and CUDA drivers), the same as you did for your motherboard.

I am work at the moment, but my boinc client revision is 6.4.7 and my nvidia driver version is 182.50. Excuse my ignorance as I am new to Boinc but how do link my host (for when I get home)?

Also sorry abut posting twice. I saw the date was older so I posted a new thread.

...how do link my host (for when I get home)?

You'll have to go to the Your computers page at your SETI account and copy the "Details" link here, preferably surrounded by [url][/url] BBCode tags for ease of use (as in [url]http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/show_host_detail.php?hostid=7927[/url]).

Gruß,
Gundolf

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