I have been haveing problems with one machine -- Intel CPU, Nvidia GTX 750 TI GPU running Win10 -- GPUGRID WUs run for awile and then hang -- GPU temp drops and load stays at zero. Sometime it will recover after a short while, other times it could remain in this state for days! Suspending the WU and then letting it run again after an hour or so will allow it to recover from the point where in hung -- for awhile, anyway. Reseting the project did not help. I have seen this happen occasionally on my two other machine with GT 730 GPUs. but only rarely. All three are running the same NVIDIA driver software.

I am about ready to remove the project from the problem machine as it is making poor use of its compute capability. No problem running other GPU projects on that machine.


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So... No one else has experienced this problem? Really??

Have you tried downgrading the drivers to see if that resolves the issues?
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This sounds similar to a problem I had when starting GPUGrid with a Windows machine and a 1070 card. As with you, the problem was only with GPUGrid, and not other projects.

In my case the problem was with the BOINC "Suspend when non-BOINC usage is above.." setting. Several people on this forum (see link below) recommended to completely disable this feature. Put simply, it worked for me.

I also unchecked the "Suspend when computer is in use" option. If I need to, I just "Snooze GPU" in BOINC when necessary. This seems to hold the GPUGrid WUs nicely and let them restart vs. the constant interruption with the "Suspend when..." features.

http://www.gpugrid.net/forum_thread.php?id=4699#48749

...and, no, I do not know why the GPUGrid WUs seem to be more prone to this.

Hopefully this also helps your setup.

In my case the problem was with the BOINC "Suspend when non-BOINC usage is above.." setting. Several people on this forum (see link below) recommended to completely disable this feature. Put simply, it worked for me.

Have you tried downgrading the drivers to see if that resolves the issues?

Is the graphic card overclocked other than factory settings?
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Is the graphic card overclocked other than factory settings?

Is the graphic card overclocked other than factory settings?

Even a too bold factory overclock could cause the GPUGrid tasks to fail or hang.

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This sounds similar to a problem I had when starting GPUGrid with a Windows machine and a 1070 card. As with you, the problem was only with GPUGrid, and not other projects.

In my case the problem was with the BOINC "Suspend when non-BOINC usage is above.." setting. Several people on this forum (see link below) recommended to completely disable this feature. Put simply, it worked for me.

I also unchecked the "Suspend when computer is in use" option. If I need to, I just "Snooze GPU" in BOINC when necessary. This seems to hold the GPUGrid WUs nicely and let them restart vs. the constant interruption with the "Suspend when..." features.

http://www.gpugrid.net/forum_thread.php?id=4699#48749

...and, no, I do not know why the GPUGrid WUs seem to be more prone to this.

Hopefully this also helps your setup.

This problem is very old and was reported many times by many people. With no working solution. I came up with one - I'm crunching GPUGRID on Ubuntu. Windows machines are working on folding@home... Suspendind and resuming task works but it has to be done manually. My computers are headless so I cant do that.

This problem is very old and was reported many times by many people. With no working solution.

This problem is very old and was reported many times by many people. With no working solution.

well, as I mentioned: after I had raised the percentage in the BOINC settings, the problem did not reoccur.

Ok, with no working solution for me. I have 100% all the time.