Difference between revisions of "Shogun"
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| − | *Shogun is a dedicated GPU resource for code ''development''. It is not intended for batch | + | *Shogun is a dedicated GPU resource for code ''development''. It is not intended for batch use. |
== Hardware == | == Hardware == | ||
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== Getting Started == | == Getting Started == | ||
| − | If you are using the gwu-qcd suite, you can find a configuration file in the config directory named shogun. Simply copy it to gwu-qcd/.config. | + | If you are using the gwu-qcd suite, you can find a configuration file in the config directory named shogun. Simply copy it to <tt>gwu-qcd/.config</tt> and compile. <br> |
| + | To execute jobs with, say 2 processes, run the command<br> | ||
| + | <tt> mpirun -n 2 ./my_program </tt> | ||
Revision as of 15:39, 30 December 2011
- Shogun is a dedicated GPU resource for code development. It is not intended for batch use.
Hardware
1 X 4U dual Xeon 5600, for 4x GPU (not inc), 8x 3.5" Hotswap, Dual GbE, 1400W Redundant PS-Black
6 X 4GB PC3-10600 ECC Reg. DDR3 (1333MHz)
4 X NVIDIA Tesla C2075 1.5GHz Single GPU, 6GB GDDR5 - Dual Slot
1 X 2TB Sata II 6GB/s Hard Drive 7200 RPM w/ 64MB Cache
1 X 24X DVD+/- RW Black
2 X Intel Six Core Xeon E5649 2.53GHz w/ 12 MB Cache - 80W
Getting Access
To get access to Shogun, you need to contact Craig Pelissier at craig.pelissier@gmail.com
Getting Started
If you are using the gwu-qcd suite, you can find a configuration file in the config directory named shogun. Simply copy it to gwu-qcd/.config and compile.
To execute jobs with, say 2 processes, run the command
mpirun -n 2 ./my_program
