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v6.3X wrote:The GPU3 BETA Client identifies the GPU type and reports it in the FAHlog like this "Gpu type=X species=Y." For Nvidia GPUs, the "species=Y" is based on the CUDA runtime file found. Below is the list of what your FAHlog would show depending on the GPU Type and the Driver installed:
Gpu type=2 species=0. -> "Gpu type=2" indicates a Nvidia Non-Fermi GPU; "species=0" means CUDA 2.1 or earlier. It can also mean that no CUDA runtime file found.
Gpu type=2 species=22. -> "Gpu type=2" indicates a Nvidia Non-Fermi GPU; "species=22" means CUDA 2.2 is available.
Gpu type=2 species=23. -> "Gpu type=2" indicates a Nvidia Non-Fermi GPU; "species=23" means CUDA 2.3 is available.
Gpu type=2 species=30. -> "Gpu type=2" indicates a Nvidia Non-Fermi GPU; "species=30" means CUDA 3.0 is available.
Gpu type=3 species=0. -> "Gpu type=3" indicates a Nvidia Fermi GPU; "species=0" means CUDA 2.1 or earlier. It can also mean that no CUDA runtime file found.
Gpu type=3 species=22. -> "Gpu type=3" indicates a Nvidia Fermi GPU; "species=22" means CUDA 2.2 is available.
Gpu type=3 species=23. -> "Gpu type=3" indicates a Nvidia Fermi GPU; "species=23" means CUDA 2.3 is available.
Gpu type=3 species=30. -> "Gpu type=3" indicates a Nvidia Fermi GPU; "species=30" means CUDA 3.0 is available.
v6.4X wrote:The GPU3 BETA Client identifies the GPU type and reports it in the FAHlog like this "Gpu type=X species=Y." For Nvidia GPUs, the "species=Y" is based on the compute capability of the installed GPU. Below is the list of what your FAHlog would show depending on the GPU Type and the Driver installed:
Gpu type=2 species=0. -> "Gpu type=2" indicates a Non-Fermi GPU; "species=0" means unknown compute capability
Gpu type=2 species=10. -> "Gpu type=2" indicates a Non-Fermi GPU; "species=10" means compute capability 1.0 is available {Read Note 5}
Gpu type=2 species=11. -> "Gpu type=2" indicates a Non-Fermi GPU; "species=11" means compute capability 1.1 is available.
Gpu type=2 species=12. -> "Gpu type=2" indicates a Non-Fermi GPU; "species=12" means compute capability 1.2 is available.
Gpu type=2 species=13. -> "Gpu type=2" indicates a Non-Fermi GPU; "species=13" means compute capability 1.3 is available.
Gpu type=3 species=0. -> "Gpu type=3" indicates a Fermi GPU; "species=0" means unknown compute capability
Gpu type=3 species=20. -> "Gpu type=3" indicates a Fermi GPU; "species=20" means compute capability 2.0 is available.
Gpu type=3 species=21. -> "Gpu type=3" indicates a Fermi GPU; "species=21" means compute capability 2.1 is available.
v6.3X wrote:-forcegpu nvidia_fermi -> It bypasses the Clients' auto detect feature and instructs the Client to treat the GPU as a Fermi architecture, i.e. the GPU is a 400 Series one
-forcegpu nvidia_g80 -> It bypasses the Clients' auto detect feature and instructs the Client to treat the GPU as a G80 architecture, i.e. the GPU is a 8/9/200 Series one {Read Note 5}
v6.4X wrote:-forcegpu nvidia_fermi -> It bypasses the Clients' auto detect feature and instructs the Client to treat the GPU having compute capability 2.0
-forcegpu nvidia_g80 -> It bypasses the Clients' auto detect feature and instructs the Client to treat the GPU having compute capability 1.1 {Read Note 5}
-forcegpu nvidia_g80_1.0 -> It bypasses the Clients' auto detect feature and instructs the Client to treat the GPU having compute capability 1.0 {Read Note 5}
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