NVIDIA Opens Up OpenACC Toolkit for academia developers
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Re: NVIDIA Opens Up OpenACC Toolkit for academia developers
I thought it might be be interesting to someone. Apparently not.s55 wrote:Ok?
I'm wondering if it generates decent code. I worked on a large multi-cpu system in a past life. These guys out bench marked my old room sized system
Re: NVIDIA Opens Up OpenACC Toolkit for academia developers
You have to provide context. Otherwise everyone is just ???
Re: NVIDIA Opens Up OpenACC Toolkit for academia developers
The context is I know you do multi-cores or you do Intel Video Synch. Some Nviida chips have 256 cores and have done a teraflop benchmark. I was wondering if that would be useful for transcoding.
The record I was referring to was ASCII Red doing a teraflop when I worked on it at Intel. I have no clue about the software, hence the no comment.
The record I was referring to was ASCII Red doing a teraflop when I worked on it at Intel. I have no clue about the software, hence the no comment.
Re: NVIDIA Opens Up OpenACC Toolkit for academia developers
No, they're not useful, and even nVidia gave up on doing video encoding on the GPU cores.
Re: NVIDIA Opens Up OpenACC Toolkit for academia developers
Interesting, thanks. It is supposed to speed up filtering. I guess filtering video frames is a small percentage of the total CPU load.mduell wrote:No, they're not useful, and even nVidia gave up on doing video encoding on the GPU cores.
I also worked on vector processors that filtered seismic data to find oil. So I have had an interest in vector processing for a long time.