The fact is that for services in general, OpenCL does not really work at all, as OpenCL only works from under a user's desktop session. These are the limitations of the graphics driver model in Windows.
You are misinterpreting the message in the log. All CPU cores are running. But only one CPU core has monopoly access to the OpenCL(GPU) device.
But only one core is written in the statistics as well?
sashaaf: I see, thank you! It turns out you don't need many agents, not all won't work.
You need to choose a tactic here. The point is that tasks are distributed evenly among all available agents in the network. So, the more agents you have (of course, the more cores you have, the more likely your computer is to get a job.
barabashkakvn: This is where you need to choose your tactics. The point is that jobs are distributed evenly among all available agents on the network. So the more agents you have enabled (of course there should be no more agents than there are CPU cores), the more likely your computer is to get the job.
You're confusing him even more, the more cores, the more likely.
Otherwise it will install 10 pieces of agents again.
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The fact is that for services in general, OpenCL does not really work at all, as OpenCL only works from under a user's desktop session. These are the limitations of the graphics driver model in Windows.
You are misinterpreting the message in the log. All CPU cores are running. But only one CPU core has monopoly access to the OpenCL(GPU) device.
but the stats only show one core?
I see, thank you! It turns out you don't need many agents, not all won't work.
This is where you need to choose your tactics. The point is that jobs are distributed evenly among all available agents on the network. So the more agents you have enabled (of course there should be no more agents than there are CPU cores), the more likely your computer is to get the job.
You're confusing him even more, the more cores, the more likely.
Otherwise it will install 10 pieces of agents again.
you're confusing him even more, the more cores the more likely.
Otherwise it will install 10k agents again.
Read it carefully:
...(of course there should not be more agents than CPU cores)...
Read it carefully:
Hi all.
I can't get the remote agents up and running. They work for me or not.
( I mean I buy remote power ) I have money on my account, agents have rady status but they do not take part in optimization
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Hi all.
I can't get the remote agents up and running. They work for me or not.
( I mean I buy remote power ) I have money on my account, agents have rady status but they do not take part in optimization
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Hi all.
I can't get the remote agents up and running. They work for me or not.
( I mean I buy remote power ) I have money on my account, agents have rady status but they do not take part in optimization
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Show terminal and system configuration (after restarting the terminal, first three lines). Approximately like this: