does Einstein have WUs for an INTEL GPU?

Forums › Cruncher's Corner

MikeN
MikeN
Joined: 19 Dec 11
Posts: 9
Credit: 23439498
RAC: 0
15 Oct 2013 12:10:56 UTC
Topic 197224
(moderation:
    )

    I searched online and the answer seems to be yes, but whenever my new PC with an integrated INTEL GPU asks for WU from Einstein it just gets the response:

    15/10/2013 13:07:40 | Einstein@Home | see scheduler log messages on http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu//host_sched_logs/8873/8873809

    In contrast it gets and processes WUs from Collatz without problem.

    Claggy
    Claggy
    Joined: 29 Dec 06
    Posts: 560
    Credit: 2699403
    RAC: 0

    does Einstein have WUs for an INTEL GPU?

    15 Oct 2013 13:00:16 UTC
    Message 118932
    (moderation:
      )

      Quote:

      I searched online and the answer seems to be yes, but whenever my new PC with an integrated INTEL GPU asks for WU from Einstein it just gets the response:

      15/10/2013 13:07:40 | Einstein@Home | see scheduler log messages on http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu//host_sched_logs/8873/8873809

      In contrast it gets and processes WUs from Collatz without problem.

      If you read the log it says:

      Quote:
      2013-10-15 12:07:40.6796 [PID=1217 ] [version] Don't need CPU jobs, skipping version 133 for einsteinbinary_BRP4 (BRP4X64)
      2013-10-15 12:07:40.6796 [PID=1217 ] [version] Checking plan class 'opencl-intel_gpu'
      2013-10-15 12:07:40.6796 [PID=1217 ] [version] parsed project prefs setting 'gpu_util_brp': 0.500000
      2013-10-15 12:07:40.6797 [PID=1217 ] [version] OpenCL device version required min: 102, supplied: 101
      2013-10-15 12:07:40.6797 [PID=1217 ] [version] Checking plan class 'BRP4SSE'
      2013-10-15 12:07:40.6797 [PID=1217 ] [version] plan class ok
      2013-10-15 12:07:40.6797 [PID=1217 ] [version] Don't need CPU jobs, skipping version 133 for einsteinbinary_BRP4 (BRP4SSE)
      2013-10-15 12:07:40.6797 [PID=1217 ] [version] Checking plan class 'opencl-intel_gpu'
      2013-10-15 12:07:40.6797 [PID=1217 ] [version] parsed project prefs setting 'gpu_util_brp': 0.500000
      2013-10-15 12:07:40.6797 [PID=1217 ] [version] OpenCL device version required min: 102, supplied: 101

      So upgrade your drivers to the match the minimum requirement.

      Claggy

      MikeN
      MikeN
      Joined: 19 Dec 11
      Posts: 9
      Credit: 23439498
      RAC: 0

      I have just tried updating my

      15 Oct 2013 16:42:28 UTC
      Message 118933 in response to message 118932
      (moderation:
        )

        I have just tried updating my driver, but it just tells me I already have the most recent version!!

        Can you point me in the right direction?

        Richard Haselgrove
        Richard Haselgrove
        Joined: 10 Dec 05
        Posts: 2143
        Credit: 2962519163
        RAC: 689542

        RE: I have just tried

        15 Oct 2013 16:56:02 UTC
        Message 118934 in response to message 118933
        (moderation:
          )

          Quote:

          I have just tried updating my driver, but it just tells me I already have the most recent version!!

          Can you point me in the right direction?


          I'm running an Intel i7 with HD 4000, Windows 7/64 (host 5744895). That sounds pretty close to your host 8873809.

          I'm using the drivers from https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=23106, but check that everything matches - at your own risk.

          Logforme
          Logforme
          Joined: 13 Aug 10
          Posts: 332
          Credit: 1714373961
          RAC: 0

          It's not a Dell machine by

          15 Oct 2013 18:40:54 UTC
          Message 118935 in response to message 118934
          (moderation:
            )

            It's not a Dell machine by any chance? I have a Dell with a nice iGPU in it but the Dell driver (Intel driver with a Dell stamp on them) are not updated to the latest Intel version and still have the OpenCL 1.1
            And installing the real driver directly from Intel won't work. It refuses to install, telling me to use the Dell one. Awesome :(

            MikeN
            MikeN
            Joined: 19 Dec 11
            Posts: 9
            Credit: 23439498
            RAC: 0

            Yes it's a dell with an intel

            15 Oct 2013 20:00:41 UTC
            Message 118936 in response to message 118935
            (moderation:
              )

              Yes it's a dell with an intel i5. Sounds like that may be my problem, but I will try Richards link tomorrow.

              Richard Haselgrove
              Richard Haselgrove
              Joined: 10 Dec 05
              Posts: 2143
              Credit: 2962519163
              RAC: 689542

              That's interesting. My other

              15 Oct 2013 21:43:21 UTC
              Message 118937
              (moderation:
                )

                That's interesting. My other intel_gpu machine (host 8864187) is a Dell, too - an Optiplex 9020 with 4th. generation ('Haswell') i5. That was delivered from the factory four weeks ago with the OpenCL 1.2 drivers pre-installed and ready to go. So, Dell know about them and can use them - worth a support call to keep them on their toes?

                I'll see if I can find a Dell driver on the support pages for my service tag.

                Edit - here's a Dell (Europe - UK) download link for the Intel graphics driver.

                http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/uk/en/ukbsdt1/DriverDetails/Product/optiplex-9020-desktop?driverId=PG42R&osCode=W764&fileId=3192795437&languageCode=EN&categoryId=VI

                That's described as 'version 9.18.10.3055' - that's the same as the factory-installed version which ran Einstein first time on this machine (Service Tag: 8ZVJ5Y1)

                MikeN
                MikeN
                Joined: 19 Dec 11
                Posts: 9
                Credit: 23439498
                RAC: 0

                Looks like this is a

                16 Oct 2013 12:42:49 UTC
                Message 118938 in response to message 118937
                (moderation:
                  )

                  Looks like this is a failure.

                  I got the latest driver from Dell and installed it (9.17.10.3040), but it is still CL1.01 so no good. NB my system is an intel i5 with 2500 GPU so slightly different to Richard's.

                  I then tried to get the driver from INTEL but whilst it recognised that there was a newer driver available (win64_153117), it refused to install on my Dell as apparently it is not compatible with the OS.

                  Looks like I will just have to be patient and keep crunching Collatz until Dell make a newer driver available.

                  Richard Haselgrove
                  Richard Haselgrove
                  Joined: 10 Dec 05
                  Posts: 2143
                  Credit: 2962519163
                  RAC: 689542

                  RE: Looks like this is a

                  16 Oct 2013 12:58:29 UTC
                  Message 118939 in response to message 118938
                  (moderation:
                    )

                    Quote:

                    Looks like this is a failure.

                    I got the latest driver from Dell and installed it (9.17.10.3040), but it is still CL1.01 so no good. NB my system is an intel i5 with 2500 GPU so slightly different to Richard's.

                    I then tried to get the driver from INTEL but whilst it recognised that there was a newer driver available (win64_153117), it refused to install on my Dell as apparently it is not compatible with the OS.

                    Looks like I will just have to be patient and keep crunching Collatz until Dell make a newer driver available.


                    Did you try the auto-install (executable) version of 153117, or the zip download?

                    I had an 'unsupported OS' error from the installer on another machine (i7, not a Dell), but downloading the .zip version, extracting files, and running setup.exe got round that.

                    MikeN
                    MikeN
                    Joined: 19 Dec 11
                    Posts: 9
                    Credit: 23439498
                    RAC: 0

                    There was no zip download

                    16 Oct 2013 13:24:31 UTC
                    Message 118940 in response to message 118939
                    (moderation:
                      )

                      There was no zip download available. I downloaded the .exe file from:

                      http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect?iid=dc_iduu

                      then ran it from my PC. All the files extracted, but hen I go the unsupported OS error message.

                      Richard Haselgrove
                      Richard Haselgrove
                      Joined: 10 Dec 05
                      Posts: 2143
                      Credit: 2962519163
                      RAC: 689542

                      RE: There was no zip

                      16 Oct 2013 13:30:08 UTC
                      Message 118941 in response to message 118940
                      (moderation:
                        )

                        Quote:

                        There was no zip download available. I downloaded the .exe file from:

                        http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect?iid=dc_iduu

                        then ran it from my PC. All the files extracted, but hen I go the unsupported OS error message.


                        https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=23106 has the zip (second link).

                        Comment viewing options

                        Select your preferred way to display the comments and click "Save settings" to activate your changes.

                        Forums › Cruncher's Corner