Hello All,
On my home PC, I was advised that with just one GPU, I need two CPUs. So, that's the way I operate.
However, I may soon have access to two high-end GPUs. Then, should I step up to a total of four CPUs (retaining two CPUs for each GPU), or is best performance obtained with still keeping just two CPUs? I see that in TCEC where Leela has two GPUs, only a total of two CPUs are retained.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
-Steve-
Leela - Best Practice
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Stephen Ham
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Re: Leela - Best Practice
In GTX card 1 cpu has always been better in bench and testsuites! Never trust recommendation, but test itself
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Re: Leela - Best Practice
Just to be pedantic, it's cores not CPUs.Stephen Ham wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2024 10:09 pm Hello All,
On my home PC, I was advised that with just one GPU, I need two CPUs. So, that's the way I operate.
However, I may soon have access to two high-end GPUs. Then, should I step up to a total of four CPUs (retaining two CPUs for each GPU), or is best performance obtained with still keeping just two CPUs? I see that in TCEC where Leela has two GPUs, only a total of two CPUs are retained.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
-Steve-
Which cards are you using? On a 4090 a core is almost as fast as 2, so maybe one core per GPU is best.
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Modern Times
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Re: Leela - Best Practice
To be even more pedantic, I think you'll find it is threads not cores
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Re: Leela - Best Practice
Modern Times wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2024 6:26 pm To be even more pedantic, I think you'll find it is threads not cores