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The CS Lab Linux Clients contain Nvidia Cuda-based GPUs. These include
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The CS Lab [[:Category:Linux Clients|Linux clients]] contain '''Nvidia GPUs''' with support for [[CUDA On The CS Linux Clients|'''CUDA''']] and OpenCL.
  
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* ''masters1'' through ''masters16'' (Masters's Lab)
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These systems include:
  
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* ''ugrad1'' through ''ugrad24'' (Ugrad Lab)
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However, our remotely available (through ssh) linux clients, gradx, gradz, and ugradx ''''do not'''' have CUDA GPUs in them.  You'll notice that CUDA is available on those machines merely because we share the same configuration amongst all our linux client systems, whether they have the same hardware or not.
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* ''ugrad1'' through ''ugrad24'' (Ugrad Labs)
  
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''However'', our "compute server" Linux clients, ''gradx, gradz, ugradx,'' and ''ugradz'' (that are only remotely available through ssh or scp) '''''do not''''' have CUDA-capable GPUs in them.  You'll notice that CUDA software ''is'' available on those machines merely because we share the same configuration amongst all our Linux client systems, whether they have the same hardware or not.
  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 13:28, 19 September 2022

The CS Lab Linux clients contain Nvidia GPUs with support for CUDA and OpenCL.

These systems include:

  • masters1 through masters16 (Masters' Lab)
  • ugrad1 through ugrad24 (Ugrad Labs)

However, our "compute server" Linux clients, gradx, gradz, ugradx, and ugradz (that are only remotely available through ssh or scp) do not have CUDA-capable GPUs in them. You'll notice that CUDA software is available on those machines merely because we share the same configuration amongst all our Linux client systems, whether they have the same hardware or not.