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Have a drop-down for the different modes with 2 predefined: all allocated resources used, all paused
Allow users to define new modes where some or all of their resources are utilized
For example, I have 16 cpu cores and 2 gpus (1 came with the motherboard so is rarely used). I may have a "gaming" mode where I want only 4 cpus and the weaker gpu folding. Then a "browsing" mode where all 12 cpus and both gpus are in use.
Allow users to edit or delete which resources are used in which modes
When switching modes, reallocate work units where it is still possible to complete the WU in time with those resources, pausing the work unit if not
Ex. if downgrading from 16 to 4 cpus, keep the work unit, but where a gpu is turned off, pause the work unit
Context
I'd like to keep folding but at reduced resource consumption when doing more active tasks. Right now the only modes are "all on" and "all off" whereas I'd like the ability to keep some cpu folding going during gpu-intensive activities or vice-versa
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Context
I'd like to keep folding but at reduced resource consumption when doing more active tasks. Right now the only modes are "all on" and "all off" whereas I'd like the ability to keep some cpu folding going during gpu-intensive activities or vice-versa
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: