K10's (and K20/x shortly)

[n31l]

Was just wondering if K10's were supported, I have 4 servers each with 2 K10's for a few weeks?

Not sure if I'll have time to work around my 'network circumstances' to get the windows client up and running (Linux Client?) but if K10's are compatible I might invest the time and let them loose to see what they can do.

PPD? seen a thread mentioning 35-45k for a GTX690 so I assume the same for K10's?

[codysluder]

There are several discussions about K10s. This one is not recent, but nothing has really changed.

No, a CPU will not match the PPD of a relatively powerful GPU. For a very rough guess, compare the GFLOPS numbers.

[7im]

Planned changes to Whitelist: NV v310.90 and AMD 13.1[#971]

https://fah-web.stanford.edu/projects/F ... ticket/971

Additions and a few typo corrections...

0x1002:0x675b:1:5:Turks [Radeon HD 7670]
0x1002:0x9990:1:5:Trinity [Radeon HD 7520G]
0x1002:0x9991:1:5:Trinity [Radeon HD 7540D]
0x1002:0x9993:1:5:Trinity [Radeon HD 7480D]
0x1002:0x9999:::R700 [Radeon HD 4600]
0x10de:0x084d:2:2:GF110 [Tesla M2070-Q Dual-Slot]
0x10de:0x0fce:2:3:GK107 [Geforce GT 640M LE]
0x10de:0x0fd8:2:3:GK107 [GeForce GT 640M]
0x10de:0x0ffd:2:3:GK107 [Quadro NVS 510]
0x10de:0x1022:2:3:GK110 [Tesla K20C]
0x10de:0x1028:2:3:GK110 [Tesla K20M]
0x10de:0x1094:2:2:GF110 [Tesla M2075 Dual-Slot CPM]
0x10de:0x1096:2:2:GF110 [Tesla C2075 Dual-Slot CPM]
0x10de:0x118f:2:3:GK104 [Tesla K10]
0x10de:0x11a2:2:3:GK104 [GeForce GTX 675MX]
0x10de:0x11a3:2:3:GK104 [GeForce GTX 680MX]

Or you could check the GPUs.txt file for your specific model... https://fah-web.stanford.edu/file-relea ... c/GPUs.txt

[PantherX]

...Not sure if I'll have time to work around my 'network circumstances' to get the windows client up and running (Linux Client?) but if K10's are compatible I might invest the time and let them loose to see what they can do...

Do note that GPU folding is currently only on Windows. It will not work on Linux/OSX yet but there are working on it (No ETA).

[art_l_j_PlanetAMD64]

Do note that GPU folding is currently only on Windows. It will not work on Linux/OSX yet but they are working on it (No ETA).

It is true, that there is no officially sanctioned GPU folding in Linux.

But the unofficial GPU folding under Linux is doing quite well, in my experience, at least for NVidia GPUs. I currently have ten (10) Linux systems with GPUs folding, on everything from a Gigabyte GTS 250 (at the very bottom of that post), to a (relatively) high-end Kepler GPU (Gigabyte GV-N66TOC-2GD GTX 660 Ti OC). No hiccups or drama at all, they just sit there, quietly folding away the hours and days.

In fact, I have more GPUs folding under Linux (a total of 10), than I have folding under Windows (a total of 8).