[Beowulf] any gp-gpu clusters?
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Mark Hahn hahn at mcmaster.caThu Jun 21 07:57:45 PDT 2007
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Hi all, is anyone messing with GPU-oriented clusters yet? I'm working on a pilot which I hope will be something like 8x workstations, each with 2x recent-gen gpu cards. the goal would be to host cuda/rapidmind/ctm-type gp-gpu development. part of the motive here is just to create a gpu-friendly infrastructure into which commodity cards can be added and refreshed every 8-12 months. as opposed to "investing" in quadro-level cards which are too expensive enough to toss when obsoleted. nvidia's 1U tesla (with two g80 chips) looks potentially attractive, though I'm guessing it'll be premium/quadro-priced - not really in keeping with the hyper-moore's-law mantra... if anyone has experience with clustered gp-gpu stuff, I'm interested in comments on particular tools, experiences, configuration of the host machines and networks, etc. for instance, is it naive to think that gp-gpu is most suited to flops-heavy-IO-light apps, and therefore doesn't necessarily need a hefty (IB, 10Geth) network? thanks, mark hahn.
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