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]]> By: Eyal Hirsch http://insidehpc.com/2009/09/08/calling-for-your-experiences-with-personal-supercomputers/#comment-181748 Eyal Hirsch Wed, 09 Sep 2009 06:13:10 +0000 http://insidehpc.com/?p=7003#comment-181748 Hi, I've been using CUDA and GTXs/Tesla for the last year. The speedup over our CPU code (a few similar algorithms) is ~x60. Its been the most challenging stuff I've ever done (in my 13 years of experience) and for sure the most fun (altough frustrating at the same time ;) ) I'm now working on converting another algorithm to CUDA and it seems promissing as well. I've been using both Linux and Windows with C++ and Cuda 2.0 through 2.3. Let me know whether I can offer some more information. Eyal. eyalhir74@gmail.com Hi,
I’ve been using CUDA and GTXs/Tesla for the last year. The speedup over our CPU
code (a few similar algorithms) is ~x60. Its been the most challenging stuff I’ve ever done (in my 13 years of experience) and for sure the most fun (altough frustrating at the same time ;) )
I’m now working on converting another algorithm to CUDA and it seems promissing as well.
I’ve been using both Linux and Windows with C++ and Cuda 2.0 through 2.3.

Let me know whether I can offer some more information.

Eyal.
eyalhir74@gmail.com

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