With the new system up and running, I noticed that it started up and was running a CUDA work unit and the four cores were pretty much idle.  Is there a way to get all of it running SETI?  When I was doing the installation/testing procedure and noticed the CUDA was running, I thought I would look for the SSSE3 optimized app to get the cores working at their full potential.  When I did this the 16 CUDA work units disappeared and I can no longer get CUDA based units.

I am sure that running SETI on the four CPU cores is better than one CUDA app running on a NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT (255MB).

Any ideas would be more than welcome!

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Is there anything I need to do?  Should I delete the previous ssse3 extensions that I already installed?  Should I let my current cache drain first?

I had Seti only in my profile, but I see that this uses Astropulse V5.  I have Seti, Astropulse and Astropulse V5 all enabled now.  Let me know if there is anything else I need to do.  This way I can give all that I can for the team.

Thanks

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Okay, thank you.

I am going to run my SEEE3 work units till they are gone first so I don't lose them.  Then I will do the install and see what happens.

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From what I understand, you can run SETI with your GPU and any other project(s) on your CPU.  The trouble is getting SETI to run on the GPU and on your CPU.

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The problems from what I've read has been keeping GPU and CPU happy while running one project, and different BOINC version handle things differently with none of them doing it perfect.

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