Closed imba-pericia closed 6 months ago
Yes, it's because it's running a pre-ampere architecture.
It's possible to support lower architectures but there will be additional performance loss, and the compute / W won't be competitive.
Yes, it's because it's running a pre-ampere architecture.
Thanks for the quick response.
It's possible to support lower architectures but there will be additional performance loss, and the compute / W won't be competitive.
Perhaps farmers with 100tb may be satisfied with this.
I don't think the economics of pre-ampere graphics cards will make sense, they are just not as energy efficient and won't be profitable to run.
Wanted to check it on tesla p40. Solver writes the following lines to the log:
When start drsolver -
WARN - implement in-place sort
It's because of p40?