It's nice... but I couldn't get for myself even if I wanted one. I have no washer/drier and the stove is gas fired. The apartment complex I live in won't let me install a 20A 220V circuit.
It's nice... but I couldn't get for myself even if I wanted one. I have no washer/drier and the stove is gas fired. The apartment complex I live in won't let me install a 20A 220V circuit.
Get one and use the dryer circuit and use the local laundrymat or use an app where they pick up dirty laundry and drop off your laundry all clean and folded
It's nice... but I couldn't get for myself even if I wanted one. I have no washer/drier and the stove is gas fired. The apartment complex I live in won't let me install a 20A 220V circuit.
Get one and use the dryer circuit and use the local laundrymat or use an app where they pick up dirty laundry and drop off your laundry all clean and folded
Mikey,
Some apartments don't include washer/dryer setups in the apartment. They do usually have coin operated lauy facilities.
So that may not be an option for George. This all ignores the budget for 4 rtx 4090's...
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor)
It's nice... but I couldn't get for myself even if I wanted one. I have no washer/drier and the stove is gas fired. The apartment complex I live in won't let me install a 20A 220V circuit.
Get one and use the dryer circuit and use the local laundrymat or use an app where they pick up dirty laundry and drop off your laundry all clean and folded
Mikey,
Some apartments don't include washer/dryer setups in the apartment. They do usually have coin operated lauy facilities.
So that may not be an option for George. This all ignores the budget for 4 rtx 4090's...
yes it does but I thought you were handling that part?
Ok for NVIDIA users who are not Power Users ... if you tweak your BIOS and clock rates and 2 or 3 other things to get all the performance possible from your NVIDIA GPU ... you are a Power User.
For the rest of us who would like to get the best that our GPU has NVIDIA is replacing GeForce Experience with a new application called NVIDIA APP. It's a big improvement over GeForce Experience. At the moment it is still a BETA level release but on my GTX 1660 SUPER system it runs and is well behaved. During installation it uninstalled the old GeForce Experience. After installation under System i found a Performance tab which includes an Automatic Tuning option ..... it will do a tuning test playing with system clocks, GPU clocks, Memory and power ...... you should suspend any heavy GPU work before starting the tuning and expect it to take quite awhile. on my system it raised my GPU clock rate 85 Mhz and my VRAM 200 Mhz.
Enjoy
Bill F
In October of 1969 I took an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic;
There was no expiration date.
The MPS server is no longer showing up with the nvidia-smi command until I start boincmgr. Then it shows up. A reason it is concerning is because I apparently forgot to restart MPS yesterday when I was getting things back online after a circuit breaker blew.
So for a significant time it was running without the MPS server. This slowed the average gpu task's to about 50 minutes per task.
Then when I ran the MPS startup script nothing showed up under "nvidia-smi".
So I assumed the MPS server wasn't running.
Uninstalled the NVIDIA drivers and the ocl drivers on general principles. rebooted. reinstalled the "525" drivers by command line so it promptly installed 535 instead....
Then the same failure to display when the gpu tasks were not running under nvidia-smi.
But just now once the boincmgr was running the MPS listings showed up. Also prior to that when I ran the MPS script the 2nd time it announced the "daemon"? was running.
So right now I THINK the problem is resolved. But I am irritated/confused by NVIDIA-smi not displaying the MPS server was running.
Tom M
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor)
I don't know much about this other than just reading about MPS from Nvidia. I couldn't quite understand how it was meant to work with multi-GPU setups. Trying to learn how I can apply it to my own system seeing as there can apparently be a substantial performance uplift.
I don't know much about this other than just reading about MPS from Nvidia. I couldn't quite understand how it was meant to work with multi-GPU setups. Trying to learn how I can apply it to my own system seeing as there can apparently be a substantial performance uplift.
First I want to thank Ian&SteveC for his help in getting this working!
NOTE! You cannot run OCL-based processing on this GPU without disabling the MPS server! It is available ONLY under Linux. I am using it with with All-Sky GW version 1.14 (the GPU "only" version of the program).
This script was provided to me by Ian&SteveC. You need to set it "executable" in order to use it.
I call it the same thing Ian&SteveC does (I think): start_cuda_mps
You need to run it wherever it is located from the terminal using the command line:
sudo ./start_cuda_mps
The "active thread percentage" is apparently a "time slice" for each GPU task. Both 40 and 70 work for what I am using it for. But 40% is faster for me.
It will run on Titan V's and rtx 3080 ti's for sure. And probably anything from the Titan generation on up.
I have to re-boot to disable the MPS server because I am not a Linux expert.
Respectfully,
Tom M
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor)
It's nice... but I couldn't
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It's nice... but I couldn't get for myself even if I wanted one. I have no washer/drier and the stove is gas fired. The apartment complex I live in won't let me install a 20A 220V circuit.
Proud member of the Old Farts Association
GWGeorge007 wrote: It's
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Get one and use the dryer circuit and use the local laundrymat or use an app where they pick up dirty laundry and drop off your laundry all clean and folded
mikey wrote: GWGeorge007
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Mikey,
Some apartments don't include washer/dryer setups in the apartment. They do usually have coin operated lauy facilities.
So that may not be an option for George. This all ignores the budget for 4 rtx 4090's...
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor)
Tom M wrote:mikey
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yes it does but I thought you were handling that part?
Tom M
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This is just like Tesla, except if has higher clocks. So it would work just fine, if you don't mind the power consumption.
Sure, get it...as it is around ~400€ now on eBAY.
non-profit org. Play4Life in Zagreb, Croatia, EU
Ok for NVIDIA users who are
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Ok for NVIDIA users who are not Power Users ... if you tweak your BIOS and clock rates and 2 or 3 other things to get all the performance possible from your NVIDIA GPU ... you are a Power User.
For the rest of us who would like to get the best that our GPU has NVIDIA is replacing GeForce Experience with a new application called NVIDIA APP. It's a big improvement over GeForce Experience. At the moment it is still a BETA level release but on my GTX 1660 SUPER system it runs and is well behaved. During installation it uninstalled the old GeForce Experience. After installation under System i found a Performance tab which includes an Automatic Tuning option ..... it will do a tuning test playing with system clocks, GPU clocks, Memory and power ...... you should suspend any heavy GPU work before starting the tuning and expect it to take quite awhile. on my system it raised my GPU clock rate 85 Mhz and my VRAM 200 Mhz.
Enjoy
Bill F
In October of 1969 I took an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic;
There was no expiration date.
Bill F, While it is
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Bill F,
While it is obvious to me it might not be to everyone. This Excellent advice only applies to Windows systems.
We have LOT of Windows users. So if they were not aware I hope they are now.
Tom M
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor)
The MPS server is no longer
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The MPS server is no longer showing up with the nvidia-smi command until I start boincmgr. Then it shows up. A reason it is concerning is because I apparently forgot to restart MPS yesterday when I was getting things back online after a circuit breaker blew.
So for a significant time it was running without the MPS server. This slowed the average gpu task's to about 50 minutes per task.
Then when I ran the MPS startup script nothing showed up under "nvidia-smi".
So I assumed the MPS server wasn't running.
Uninstalled the NVIDIA drivers and the ocl drivers on general principles. rebooted. reinstalled the "525" drivers by command line so it promptly installed 535 instead....
Then the same failure to display when the gpu tasks were not running under nvidia-smi.
But just now once the boincmgr was running the MPS listings showed up. Also prior to that when I ran the MPS script the 2nd time it announced the "daemon"? was running.
So right now I THINK the problem is resolved. But I am irritated/confused by NVIDIA-smi not displaying the MPS server was running.
Tom M
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor)
Hi Tom, Could you share
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Hi Tom,
Could you share your multi-GPU MPS script?
I don't know much about this other than just reading about MPS from Nvidia. I couldn't quite understand how it was meant to work with multi-GPU setups. Trying to learn how I can apply it to my own system seeing as there can apparently be a substantial performance uplift.
taketwicedailey wrote: Hi
)
First I want to thank Ian&SteveC for his help in getting this working!
NOTE! You cannot run OCL-based processing on this GPU without disabling the MPS server! It is available ONLY under Linux. I am using it with with All-Sky GW version 1.14 (the GPU "only" version of the program).
This script was provided to me by Ian&SteveC. You need to set it "executable" in order to use it.
I call it the same thing Ian&SteveC does (I think): start_cuda_mps
You need to run it wherever it is located from the terminal using the command line:
sudo ./start_cuda_mps
The "active thread percentage" is apparently a "time slice" for each GPU task. Both 40 and 70 work for what I am using it for. But 40% is faster for me.
It will run on Titan V's and rtx 3080 ti's for sure. And probably anything from the Titan generation on up.
I have to re-boot to disable the MPS server because I am not a Linux expert.
Respectfully,
Tom M
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor)