Available GPU partitions:

NameGPUcompute capabilityVRAMCUDA cores

GFLOPS SP

GFLOPS DPCPU Arch

# Nodes

# GPUs / nodemax. CPUs  / nodemax. Mem / nodemax. Walltime
gpuv100Tesla V1007.016GB HBM25120148997450Skylake (Gold 5118)1424192 GB2 days
vis-gpuTitan XP6.112GB GDDR5X384010790337Skylake (Gold 5118)1824192 GB2 days
gpu2080GeForce RTX 2080 Ti7.511GB GDDR6435211750367

Zen3
(EPYC 7513)

5832240 GB7 days
gpuexpressGeForce RTX 2080 Ti7.511GB GDDR6435211750367

Zen3
(EPYC 7513)

1832240 GB2 hours
gputitanrtxTitan RTX7.524GB GDDR6460812441388

Zen3
(EPYC 7343)

1432240 GB7 days
gpua100A1008.0

40GB
HBM2

6912195009700

Zen3
(EPYC 7513)

5432240 GB7 days
gpuhgxA100 SXM8.0

80GB
HBM2

6912195009700

Zen3
(EPYC 7343)

2864990 GB7 days
gpu3090GeForce RTX 30908.624GB GDDR6x1049629284458

Zen3
(EPYC 7413)

2848240 GB7 days


If you want to use a GPU for your computations:

  • Use one of the gpu... partitions (see table above)
  • Choose a GPU according to your needs: single- or double-precision, VRAM etc.
  • You can use the batch system to reserve only some of the GPUs. Use Slurm's generic resources for this.
    You can for example write #SBATCH --gres=gpu:1 to get only one GPU. Reserve CPUs accordingly.

Below you will find an example job script which reserves 6 CPUs and 1 GPU on the gpuv100 partition.

Please do not reserve a whole GPU node if you are not using all available GPUs and do not need all available CPU cores! This allows more users to use the available GPUs at the same time!

gpuexpress

You can maximally require 1 GPU, 4 CPU cores and 29G of RAM on this node (such that 1 node can accommodate 8 jobs).


GPU Job Script
#!/bin/bash

#SBATCH --nodes=1
#SBATCH --tasks-per-node=6
#SBATCH --partition=gpuv100
#SBATCH --gres=gpu:1
#SBATCH --time=00:10:00

#SBATCH --job-name=MyGPUJob
#SBATCH --output=output.dat
#SBATCH --mail-type=ALL
#SBATCH --mail-user=your_account@uni-muenster.de

# load modules with available GPU support (this is an example, modify to your needs!)
module load fosscuda
module load TensorFlow

# run your application
...



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