Closed ottok closed 2 months ago
I just tested https://github.com/1inch/profanity2 and it seems to run on all available GPUs by default. Perhaps you can take a peek at their implementation as reference.
In multi-GPU scenarios, please specify the -D
parameter.
In multi-GPU scenarios, please specify the
-D
parameter.
I did and I can use it to select which GPU device to use (e.g. -D 0
or -D 1
) but I did not find any way to tell it to use more than one GPU. Can you please share what syntax can achieve that?
Usage:
$ ./oclvanitygen++
......
-D <devstr> Use OpenCL device, identified by device string
Form: <platform>:<devicenumber>[,<options>]
Example: 0:0,grid=1024x1024
......
-D
parameter comes from the original vanitygen project. I don’t have a multi-GPU device at hand. Try specifying the -D
parameter multiple times.
-D
parameter comes from the original vanitygen project. I don’t have a multi-GPU device at hand. Try specifying the-D
parameter multiple times.
I tried. It will only use one device in all scenarios I tested, and if I do -D 0 -D 1
it picks ends up running only on device '1'.
Usage:
-D <devstr> Use OpenCL device, identified by device string
Form: <platform>:<devicenumber>[,<options>]
Example: 0:0,grid=1024x1024
For example, try ./oclvanitygen++ -v -D 0:0 -D 0:1 -D 0:2 1ove
This is a very cool tool, thanks for creating it!
While running it I noticed it only uses a single CPU. It would be cool if it supported running on multiple GPUs in parallel.