Im trying to increase the timeout on the GPU from its default setting of 2 seconds to something a little longer. I found the following link but it appears its slightly different in windows 7 as i cant see anything mentioned in the webpage.
Has anyone done this before? If so could you fill in the gaps please.
Thanks
@RoBik so as follows if i want 6 days (bit excessive i know but just for example)? Thanks again for your help, +1.
EDIT This is the error im currently getting.
An error has occured and the operation has been terminated. CUDA.NET exception: ErrorLaunchTimeOut. Stack Trace for above error: at Cudafy.Host.CudaGPU.HandleCUDAException(CUDAException ex) at Cudafy.Host.CudaGPU.DoCopyFromDeviceAsync[T](Array devArray, Int32 devOffset, Array hostArray, Int32 hostOffset, Int32 count, Int32 streamId) at Cudafy.Host.CudaGPU.DoCopyFromDevice[T](Array devArray, Int32 devOffset, Array hostArray, Int32 hostOffset, Int32 count) at Cudafy.Host.CudaGPU.DoCopyFromDevice[T](Array devArray, Array hostArray) at Cudafy.Host.GPGPU.CopyFromDevice[T](T[,] devArray, T[,] hostArray) at FrazerMann.Profiler.UserInterface.TaskManager.DataRetrieval() in C:.....\TaskManager.cs:line 255 at FrazerMann.Profiler.UserInterface.MainView.btnEvaluation_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) in C:....\MainView.cs:line 338 Inner exception:
The link in your post is correct, you just need to create the corresponding key with the desired value. You will find the TDR Registry Keys description here. The setting you are looking for is
What you need to do is to create a new key named TdrDelay of type REG_DWORD under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers and set its value to what ever you desire (value in seconds). After that you need to restart your computer for the setting to take effect.