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Windows SMP question/problem

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Kendrak

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mpiexec.exe seems to be eating up a bunch of cpu (about 20-35%) when I run the windows SMP version of F@H on one of my systems. That is a bunch of power to lose is something wrong or is that normal?

(my other system does not have that problem)

 
Kendrak said:
mpiexec.exe seems to be eating up a bunch of cpu (about 20-35%) when I run the windows SMP version of F@H on one of my systems. That is a bunch of power to lose is something wrong or is that normal?

(my other system does not have that problem)
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The first thing that comes to mind is that you didn't configured it properly... For this I refer you to this -> http://hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1031393034&postcount=2 and verify that you did all of the outlined steps...

Report back.

 
Kendrak said:
mpiexec.exe seems to be eating up a bunch of cpu (about 20-35%) when I run the windows SMP version of F@H on one of my systems. That is a bunch of power to lose is something wrong or is that normal?

(my other system does not have that problem)
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I've seen that before.
The normal fix is just reboot the system.
That should reset the mpiexec.exe service so it works correctly.
If that does not fix it, then report back.

Luck ............ :D
 
Tigerbiten said:
I've seen that before.
The normal fix is just reboot the system.
That should reset the mpiexec.exe service so it works correctly.
If that does not fix it, then report back.

Luck ............ :D
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In fact that reminded me that when you install it and run it without rebooting, this is exactly what happens. Give that a try, I however never had it just happen out of the blue just because or whatever. Let us know.
 
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