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Note the P100 is 20 Tflops for half precision (16 bit). For general purpose GPU (I use them for EM simulation) I assume one would want 32-bit, which is 10 Tflo
by madengr 11y ago
Note the P100 is 20 Tflops for half precision (16 bit). For general purpose GPU (I use them for EM simulation) I assume one would want 32-bit, which is 10 Tflops. But still looks much much better for 64-bit computations than the previous generation
- pareci 11y agoCurious. Why do you post here when every other comment is random posturing?
- madengr 11y agoThey were touting 20 Tflops, but that's only for FP16, which isn't useful for many engineering computations that use GPU. I already can hit 2 Tflop F32 with two K20. It's a nice improvement over what I have now, but nothing astronomical.