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darkjuju
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 Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 4:39 pm Post subject: Nvidia's Cuda enabled cards or Tesla's |
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Anyone have any thoughts on them? whats your results like?
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I have a pre-release Tesla running at 1g of ram (thereabouts)
New Tesla card will set you back about 3K. I picked mine up of ebay for 500.
I have done units from 1 to about 2.5 minutes! Today they seem to be running about 1:15
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I've read that most of the cards from Nvidia are Cuda enabled and wonder what sort of numbers they are getting.
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Adam Alexander
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| Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 6:58 pm Post subject: Re: Nvidia's Cuda enabled cards or Tesla's |
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| darkjuju wrote: | Anyone have any thoughts on them? whats your results like?
<brag>
I have a pre-release Tesla running at 1g of ram (thereabouts)
New Tesla card will set you back about 3K. I picked mine up of ebay for 500.
I have done units from 1 to about 2.5 minutes! Today they seem to be running about 1:15
</brag>
I've read that most of the cards from Nvidia are Cuda enabled and wonder what sort of numbers they are getting. |
I've got a pair of 260's and they do 10-12k per day each on GPUGrid. My 8800 and 9600 get 4-5k per day on the same project. Haven't run SETI CUDA much, but a couple of weeks ago when GPU Grid was down I let one of the 260's run it and did 20k or so over a couple of days if I remember right. I had some pending credit on the project already so I'm not sure how much of it was already there when I started SETI up again.
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KWSN - Sir Brian C.......
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I have 3 260's running on GPUGrid get about 60K per day running on XP, expect a 30% performance hit if running Vista... (latest theory is the Aero user interface).
try the Telsa on GPUGrid...
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Adam Alexander
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| KWSN - Sir Brian C....... wrote: | I have 3 260's running on GPUGrid get about 60K per day running on XP, expect a 30% performance hit if running Vista... (latest theory is the Aero user interface).
try the Telsa on GPUGrid... |
That's it, I'm moving my other 260 to an XP box.  I planned on doing some video card shuffling tomorrow anyway.
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