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I'm wondering about two things: 1. Can laptops with, say NVidia 1070 or 1080 GPUs keep them cool at their stock frequencies for a few hours? My work laptop wit
by fest 9y ago
I'm wondering about two things:
1. Can laptops with, say NVidia 1070 or 1080 GPUs keep them cool at their stock frequencies for a few hours? My work laptop with non-U i7 (Thinkpad T440p) starts thermal throttling in just a few minutes when I compile something large.
2. Wouldn't two NVidia 1060 or 1070 outperform a single 1080 for training, assuming batch size is kept low enough so that each batch fits in a single card's memory?
- mmusc 9y ago1. Depends on the laptop really. Some have better cooling than others. I'm training models for a few hours every day with an asus rog that has a 1060, and I'm not experiencing any throttling.