GPU to 72 status...

[pinhodecarlos]

Originally Posted by LaurV

Which is 1.3MWh, and he said 75%.

Anyhow, as I posted repeatedly in the past, I really envy you guys living in cold climate, haha. (grrr... where's the smiley with the green envy face??)

I know, my problem was the voltage not the kWh, MWh conversions.

Do not envy us for living in a cold place, when you get older the best is to retire in a warm place where you don’t suffer with cold, no pain in bones, etc. For us below 20 degC is already a nightmare, always blowing nose, cough, etc

[kruoli]

Originally Posted by storm5510

I want this to be the last one I ever build. ... I am rapidly closing in on age 65.

In that case, I wish you well-being for many years, maybe you then might consider building another machine then (or buying a pre-built one).

[firejuggler]

up until now I had T4 (1700 GHz/D) and K80 (400 GHz/D) on notebook.
Today, I got a Tesla P100-PCIE-16GB (1150 GHz/D). Is this new?

[Mark Rose]

Originally Posted by LaurV

He's in US, V=120.

Canada, not the US. But most of North America shares the globally oddball 120 volt nominal general purpose circuit..

Originally Posted by LaurV

Which is 1.3MWh, and he said 75%.

Anyhow, as I posted repeatedly in the past, I really envy you guys living in cold climate, haha. (grrr... where's the smiley with the green envy face??)

Depending on where you live in Canada, it's only cold enough to snow for a short part of the year. Toronto summers are usually in the 20° to 35° range for months on end. Definitely not cold. That's why I can use a MWh in a month just cooling an apartment. But tomorrow I start a move to a new semi-detached place where I'll only have to fight the heat creation of one neighbour.

[Chuck]

Originally Posted by firejuggler

up until now I had T4 (1700 GHz/D) and K80 (400 GHz/D) on notebook.
Today, I got a Tesla P100-PCIE-16GB (1150 GHz/D). Is this new?

No. I've been getting those for months.

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by firejuggler

Today, I got a Tesla P100-PCIE-16GB (1150 GHz/D). Is this new?

No... The P100's have been on Colab since we started this adventure (and, as I understand it, is the only GPU given to paid Colab accounts).

One thing I've noticed, though, is P4s appear to no longer be in the fleet. I haven't seen one for weeks.

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by Mark Rose

But most of North America shares the globally oddball 120 volt nominal general purpose circuit..

Barbados is 110V @ 50 Hz. I think only Japan shares that standard.

[PhilF]

Originally Posted by chalsall

Barbados is 110V @ 50 Hz. I think only Japan shares that standard.

You may be unique. Japan uses 100V mains.

[James Heinrich]

Originally Posted by Mark Rose

Depending on where you live in Canada, it's only cold enough to snow for a short part of the year. Toronto...

And when it does you call in the army to plow the streets?

[James Heinrich]

Originally Posted by chalsall

Barbados is 110V @ 50 Hz. I think only Japan shares that standard.

According to the handy Wikipedia table, Barbados is 115V @ 50Hz, as is (partially) Bolivia. Jamaica is the only one listed at 110V @ 50Hz (but perhaps also Guyana and/or North Korea, depending how you interpret the table).

[DrobinsonPE]

Originally Posted by LaurV

Which is 1.3MWh, and he said 75%.

And considering that circuit breakers are only rated for 80% under a continuous load (more than 8 hours), He is really talking about 90%.