[Beowulf] Tesla systems in Germany?
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John Hearns hearnsj at googlemail.comWed Dec 10 03:11:08 PST 2008
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2008/12/10 Steffen Grunewald <steffen.grunewald at aei.mpg.de> > > Cluster with high core count: this would give the opportunity to do stupid > things on the "several hundreds" scale, but not speed up the single stupid > thing. > Steffen, if I'm not wrong you have just restated Amdahl's Law. > > > As Vincent says, you need to look at what the code is before hitting the > "I > > need Cuda" button. > > Sometimes the approach to "throw enough money at a problem, and it will > resolve itself" is the easier one, compared with the need to power-up your > brains :( > > Thanks for your patience, No problem. Sounds to me actually like you need to encourage some code profiling, before saying that any particular machine is the answer to this one. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.scyld.com/pipermail/beowulf/attachments/20081210/f4c7a904/attachment.html
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