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Nvidia Tesla is a brand of GPUs targeting the high performance computing market.

Nvidia Tesla has very high computational power (measured in floating point operations per second or FLOPS) compared to microprocessors. Teslas power some of the world's fastest supercomputers, including Titan at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Tianhe-1A.

Tesla products primarily used

  • In simulations and in large scale calculations (especially floating-point calculations).
  • For high-end image generation for applications in professional and scientific fields.
  • For password brute-forcing.

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What exactly is NVIDIA Tesla and CUDA?

I'm doing some research on GPGPU and currently struggle with the question what Tesla and CUDA really are. In the paper "NVIDIA Tesla: A unified Graphics and Computing Architecture" it says that the Tesla architecture was introduced with the GeForce…
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NVidia CUDA: Difference between Tesla T10 processors and Tesla M2090 processor

I have a CUDA code that performs finite difference computation. The code works well on Tesla M2090 processors with no error. The same code results in lots of error in Tesla T10 processor. I am getting lots of zeros in my results. Do anyone know the…
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How to enable WDDM on NVIDIA P100?

We have machine with Windows Server 2019 and NVIDIA P100. When we install official driver we get TCC mode. For our application we need DirectX, but when we try to enable WDDM with nvidia-smi tool, we get error. In documentation we found this: Tesla…
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CUDA: What is the thread block limitation of devices whose compute capability is 1.0?

Recently, I am reading the book 'Programming Massively Parallel processors'. One of the reading exercise in chapter 3 ask me to detect which assignment for SM is possible. The problem looks like below Indicate which of the following assignments per…
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Is there is a gradient descent implementation that uses matrix matrix multiplication?

I'm using the below gradient descent implementation in Octave for ML. I tried first to increase number of CPU cores and run Octave multithreaded using OpenBlas but still I didn't get the results I'm looking for, so I tried using Nvidia's toolkit and…
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Nginx error: "No shared cipher". But there are

My Nginx server has an SSL certificate that looks really good and works in most browsers perfectly. The server is https://live.evmote.com . You can "hit" the server by going to https://live.evmote.com/primus . The SSL Cert check is here: …
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Tesla k20m interoperability with Direct3D 11

I would like to know if I can work with Nvidia Tesla K20 and Direct3D 11? I'd like to render an image using Direct3D, Then process the rendered image with CUDA, [ I know how to work out the CUDA interoperability]. Tesla k20 doesn't have a display…
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Why my cuda program became slower after using 128 threads on blocks?

I have a simple cuda application with the following code: #include #include #include __global__ void daxpy(int n, int a, int *x, int *y) { int i = blockIdx.x*blockDim.x + threadIdx.x; y[i] = x[i]; int j; …
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How to Render With OpenGL on Tesla equiped Windows based host

I used to think that Tesla will not support OpenGL API, but recently leanred that Tesla products also can be used on visualization via OpenGL. I have a workstation, in which there are 2 Intel E5 CPUs, and 1 Tesla C2050. According to…
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OpenCL and Tesla M1060

I'm using the Tesla m1060 for GPGPU computation. It has the following specs: # of Tesla GPUs 1 # of Streaming Processor Cores (XXX per processor) 240 Memory Interface (512-bit per GPU) 512-bit When I use OpenCL, I can display the following board…
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AIR 3D Amazon render server with NVIDIA Tesla GPU not working

We have an Adobe AIR Stage3D application that renders 3D objects and lets the user view them. We want to create a render server for fallback if the user has no Flash installed. The easiest would be to use the same codebase to generate 3D images on a…
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Do I need a 64 bit SDK on a 64 bit machine

My lab just received a Tesla C2070 , and the card is installed on a machine running windows server 64 bits. I'm supposed to write some cuda simulations. Do I need to install the 64 bits version of the SDK and CUDA toolkits ? The reason I'm asking…
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Fermi architecture possible solution to my comparative study?

I am working on a comparative study in which I have to make a comparison of the serial and parallel versions of an algorithm (NSGA-II algorithm to be precise download link here). NSGA-II is a heuristic optimization method and hence depends on the…
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Tesla based server for web server?

I just want to know if I can use a tesla based server (with a Tesla GPU to be clear) as a web server just like a normal server for example by installing apache and mysql? If it's possible, I would like to know if it will use efficiently the power of…
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Set proxy credentials with Tesla.Adapter.Mint

How can I set proxy credentials when using Tesla.Adapter.Mint. According https://hexdocs.pm/tesla/Tesla.Adapter.Mint.html It should be something like {:http, "127.0.0.1", 8888, []} , but where can I pass credentials just like:…
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