Intel® iGPU app detection?
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I have an: Intel® Celeron® CPU J1900 + Intel® HD Graphics [iGPU] | |
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Your J1900's iGPU cannot be used for Open CL/GL; it's a basic display GPU only and isn't powerful enough to crunch on. | |
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The iGPU of the J1900 (Quad-Core CPU) have 2 compute units. | |
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The iGPU of the J1900 (Quad-Core CPU) have 2 compute units. WUProp detects the Boinc apps that are running. Boinc detects the hardware via the system and drivers. You can see your systems overview and details here, http://wuprop.boinc-af.org/hosts_user.php?userid=523 http://wuprop.boinc-af.org/show_host_detail.php?hostid=79951 I wasn't aware that processor could be used to crunch OpenCL apps on, but apparently the 7th generation models are OpenGL 4.0 capable and OpenCL 1.2. I think the requirements are Gen 7 graphics and up, so OpenGL 4.0 or better and the CPU needs to be OpenCL capable too. HD 2000 and 3000 can't work (not OpenCL capable), while HD2500 and HD4000 do work along with the basic HD version (just not the 5th generation graphics as it's not OpenCL capable). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_HD_and_Iris_Graphics#Capabilities For most Intel iGPU's, that are both OpenGL and OpenCL capable, the iGPU performances vary from about that of a CPU thread up to about half the CPU's cores. Sometimes they are worth crunching on, sometimes not; doing so impedes other tasks. | |
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I hope the WUProp@Home app detect Intel® iGPU apps/WUs. | |
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I notice that the results page only lists GPUs that are ATI/AMD or nVidia... So perhaps it's just a limitation of the app at this time? | |
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