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Kuno wrote:With the new Tesla V being released, and the new Tensor Cores that are on the card, I was wondering will Folding@home be able to take full advantage of this card, or would I be "wasting" 3 grand in purchasing it? The card is designed for deep learning, so I am hoping that Folding@home would be able to utilize the card to it's fullest potential. It has been thrown around that Stanford wants to go Exascale, and well, this card will allow that to happen.
Nathan_P wrote:Volta has been available for several months to purchase, IIRC Nvidia are one of F@H partners so It would not surprise me if there was a V100 being tested in the lab already. Development were working on several updates to cores and clients in the earlier part of the year and everything has gone quiet so i'm sure something is in the works
JimboPalmer wrote:My understanding is that the tensor cores are a faster, simpler core, the trade off between precision and speed will get tricky. If there is a lot of low precision math needed, they could be programmed for.
toTOW wrote:It seems like NV decided that GV100 was the one that would fit to Titan Volta without modifications. Which leads to another rumours I saw : are we going to see gaming versions of the Volta architecture (GV10x) for a 20xx series, or is nVidia skipping the whole step ?
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