Hi, I recently got an RTX 5060 Ti, which continuously gives an error, with the 1.05 app (opencl_nvidia_101), exactly after 12 seconds of WUs processing.
I tried to reset, delete and reinstall the project, but it does not download 1.03 (cuda31) WUs.
All this with Windows 10 (64) professional, with latest update.
P.S. I looked in the statistics, but no RTX 5xxx appears

I managed to download WUs cuda, but it still gives error after 12~17 seconds.
Same situation with older video drivers.

The reason revealed...
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5615/~/support-plan-for-32-bit-cuda

"CUDA Driver will not support 32-bit CUDA applications on GeForce RTX 50 series (Blackwell) and newer architectures.
Support for running x86 32-bit applications on x86_64 Windows is limited to use with: CUDA Driver. CUDA Runtime (cudart)"

Hello,

here is the same problem:
[Jun 22 22:33:53 UTC] Automatic processor type detection did not
recognize the processor (tag: "NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 ")

I hope the programmers will find a solution to run MOO Wrapper on RTX 5xxx and newer cards.

Thanks Jochen

Hi, hmmm... I doubt that the project administrator can do anything, since the distributed.net client does not support 64-bit GPU applications on Windows OS:
https://www.distributed.net/Download_clients
And for a long time, no one has done anything about it.
There are other projects that uses this platform, but they are 64 bit only for CPU (e.g. yoyo).

A solution could be a dual boot (or a independent PC) with a Linux distribution.
Even virtualizing does not solve the problem because you cannot assign large resources to such a machine.

Can't believe some of these devs are still living in a world 10-15+ years ago with 32bit apps.

This needs to be addressed and fix. GPUs are only going to get newer and newer and drivers stop supporting this old written crap.

I doubt that the project administrator can do anything, since the distributed.net client does not support 64-bit GPU applications on Windows OS

The distributed.net client is open source, so actually the project administrator of Moo! can do something about it. The Android version is not from distributed.net either, at least I don't see it anywhere on their page.

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I doubt that the project administrator can do anything, since the distributed.net client does not support 64-bit GPU applications on Windows OS

The distributed.net client is open source, so actually the project administrator of Moo! can do something about it. The Android version is not from distributed.net either, at least I don't see it anywhere on their page.

Well, hopefully they'll get off their tushes and get gong on the 64bit version.

Seems there is already a PullRequest for 64 bit?
https://github.com/dcti/dnetc-client-base/pull/25

But it also seems like the project ist kinda dead :(

Can't believe some of these devs are still living in a world 10-15+ years ago with 32bit apps.

It's easy when there hasn't been any development in 10-15+ years :P

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This is ridiculous and shame on these Projects who can't be bothered to do anything to help the volunteers.

Distributed Computing is just going down the drain anymore with the attitude of these Projects and the Admins/Devs. They just take our computing power, but don't bother to keep up with any new developments or problems.

Can someone post about this on distributed.net FaceBook page? I don't have FB.
https://www.facebook.com/dnetc

I contacted them via IRC, and one of the developers wrote that the fix is in progress, but he couldn't give a specific target date for when it will be released. It could be weeks, but it could also be months.

In any case, it's quite sad that there has been no communication from them for years.

Great, thanks. I've sent PMs but got no response as usual. Calling it sad is being too nice lol.

Supporting the latest processors and graphics cards could greatly advance the project.

It is painful to see so many BOINC projects in such a moribund state. I have been involved in volunteer computing projects since the mid-2000s, and those years and the 2010s were the best. With the shutdown of SETI, everything changed somehow, and unfortunately not for the better.

I contacted them via IRC, and one of the developers wrote that the fix is in progress, but he couldn't give a specific target date for when it will be released. It could be weeks, but it could also be months.

In any case, it's quite sad that there has been no communication from them for years.

Where is the Dev you got in contact from, Moo or distributed.net?

Where is the Dev you got in contact from, Moo or distributed.net?

On the distributed.net IRC channel:
https://www.distributed.net/Docs_tutor_irc

FFS! They're stuck in the 90s with IRC lol

FFS! They're stuck in the 90s with IRC lol

Whats the problem? If you only need a chat with good privacy it's definitly better than discord.