Want to test drive a K80 Tesla cluster?
 

Nvidia has a program in which some lucky folks will get access to a GPU cluster of K80s,
currently the best number cruncher that Nvidia has. It's a dual GPU board of a souped-up
Titan black core ( ecc, more memory in specific areas such as cache, registers,etc.)
Looks like it's free, too IF you qualify.
Good Luck !

Go here [URL]http://www.nvidia.com/object/gpu-test-drive.html[/URL]

CudaLucas not in list :cool:

I understand an NVIDIA representative will contact me to schedule time for the test drive after reviewing my application within 2 working days. Test Drive is not available for crypto currency applications or [B]any kind of coin mining or Folding@Home[/B], graphic applications such as Adobe Photoshop, Maya, or any other graphic/gaming application. If you are planning to run applications other than the ones listed in this form you must own the license for it and be able to install and uninstall it on the Test Drive server during your scheduled time. - See more at: [url]http://www.nvidia.com/object/gpu-test-drive.html#sthash.FJNQ3av6.dpuf[/url]

[QUOTE=Lorenzo;430339]CudaLucas not in list :cool:

I understand an NVIDIA representative will contact me to schedule time for the test drive after reviewing my application within 2 working days. Test Drive is not available for crypto currency applications or [B]any kind of coin mining or Folding@Home[/B], graphic applications such as Adobe Photoshop, Maya, or any other graphic/gaming application. If you are planning to run applications other than the ones listed in this form you must own the license for it and be able to install and uninstall it on the Test Drive server during your scheduled time. - See more at: [url]http://www.nvidia.com/object/gpu-test-drive.html#sthash.FJNQ3av6.dpuf[/url][/QUOTE]

There is an option for "other" and you free type in. I've signed up, expect it'll put my GTX-970 to shame :-)

[QUOTE=Gordon;430342]There is an option for "other" and you free type in. I've signed up, expect it'll put my GTX-970 to shame :-)[/QUOTE]

Hey, it's worth a shot! Good Luck, Gordon. Keep us posted.
I would think Nvidia would be very interested in seeing how the GPU code from this site
would run on this board.

[QUOTE=Gordon;430342]There is an option for "other" and you free type in. I've signed up, expect it'll put my GTX-970 to shame :-)[/QUOTE]
Way Cool! Best of luck!

Perfomance very bad (((

hehe, just figured that i should run two instance.

[QUOTE=Lorenzo;431979]hehe, just figured that i should run two instance.[/QUOTE]

You may also wish to tune the GPUSieveProcessSize, GPUSieveSize, and GPUSievePrimes parameters. It can make a significant difference.

[QUOTE=Lorenzo;431979]hehe, just figured that i should run two instance.[/QUOTE]
Maybe even three or four instances.

GPU-Z will tell you the gpu utilization.