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mikey
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petri33 wrote: Hi! Some of

petri33 wrote:

Hi!

Some of you may know me from the seti@home. I did some optimizing of the code there.

Now I'm trying to do the same (at least something similar) here.

 

One of the first things I noticed in the code was that the memory access pattern at one point of the code was not efficient. There was a table of constants declared __constant. Nothing bad at that. But the constant buffer was read from a different address by each thread. That hurt NVIDIA GPU performance a lot.

A quick hack was to use a binary editor to change

"__constant" to "__global  "

Thanks to Bernd M. for implementing that to the official code (1.28 NVIDIA Power Up).

Since then I have learnt more of the code and done some minor improvements now and then. There are some users testing my recent version(s) and the optimization (hobby)  continues.

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petri33 

 

Thank you VERY much for what you are doing!!

Jinkei
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Ah, well spotted!  

Ah, well spotted!

 

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Jinkei
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Awesome job, PETRI33, thank

Awesome job, PETRI33, thank you!

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Tom M
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It's Sunday morning. Have you

It's Sunday morning. Have you had your breakfast beer?

A Proud member of the O.F.A.  (Old Farts Association).  Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor)  I want some more patience. RIGHT NOW!

Jinkei
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I had a champagne breakfast

I had a champagne breakfast once, but never a breakfast beer. Coincidentally I ran into Founders Breakfast Stout at my local shop the other day. I'll try it some time :) 

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Gandolph1
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I used to have a roommate who

I used to have a roommate who would substitute beer for milk with his morning cornflakes.....

 

Tom M
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Gandolph1 wrote: I used to

Gandolph1 wrote:

I used to have a roommate who would substitute beer for milk with his morning cornflakes.....

I think that would ruin a perfectly good beer as well as cornflakes ;)

A Proud member of the O.F.A.  (Old Farts Association).  Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor)  I want some more patience. RIGHT NOW!

GWGeorge007
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Tom M wrote: Gandolph1

Tom M wrote:

Gandolph1 wrote:

I used to have a roommate who would substitute beer for milk with his morning cornflakes.....

I think that would ruin a perfectly good beer as well as cornflakes ;)

Don't knock it 'til you try it!

George

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Gary Charpentier
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GWGeorge007 wrote: Tom M

GWGeorge007 wrote:

Tom M wrote:

Gandolph1 wrote:

I used to have a roommate who would substitute beer for milk with his morning cornflakes.....

I think that would ruin a perfectly good beer as well as cornflakes ;)

Don't knock it 'til you try it!

A moco loco might be a better treatment for the hangover than hair of the dog flakes

Jinkei
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"hair of the dog

"hair of the dog flakes"

Haha! That has to be the best name for the most grisly sounding breakfast ever.

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