
because all operations could be done at much higher speed in memory cache and then just results of all operation flushed to memory instead of loading and flushing whole array each step because it simply overflows caches etc. we have lot of SIMD instructions what can even multiply two arrays of FP numbers but if I do more subsequent operation with that arrays it could be more effective do all with one row or column and then with second etc. But similar concepts should be used in programming at large scale where HW optimization cannot do job instead of programmers - what data I can reuse, what causes a bottleneck and how could/should I process data to prevent it. Optimization in the example is mainly focused on execution queues even it's done by hardware in limited scale in modern CPUs because it's notoriously known problem after years to be imaginable for laymen. I have quite simple example to describe how encoding can significantly affect performance (double in the example) and why I'm talking about for who are curious. I have no clue what can be issue in this specific case because I don't know anything about algorithm and it's coding. Could someone explain why it can benefit but can't? With respect to mention of inefficiency with low amount of 元 cache I assume that there are no or little optimization of algorithm to specifics of the CPU/GPU architecture. does the same from my point of view but it benefits from amazing GPU power a lot. Their work is related to medical research, but they aren't saying whether their current work will help COVID-19 research or not - apparently they don't know yet. That GPU should be well suited to run for GPUGRID. I've seen no sign that this has been tried again with newer versions of the applications. This usually indicates that the algorithm used has too few places for enough of the many cores on a GPU to be used at once. The previous attempt to add a GPU application for gave a result that only ran at a speed similar to that of the CPU application - a little faster on some machines, a little slower on others. It's hard to see my CPU struggle at 89☌ while my NVIDIA RTX 2080super is on half-astronomic diet, munching away workunits in 2'30" each while crunching in parallel. īy the way: Any chance that we will get GPU appications, too ? glad to be able to assit in fighting Corona.
