How do i choose certai nslave GPUs?
When you install the daemon, you can specify which GPUs should be used.coilbook wrote:Hi We have a slave with 3 1080s. We do not want to use he main GPU that is conencted to the monitor. How do i tell slave to only use 2 bottom video cards? Thank you
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Hi I tried and i could not. do I just type GTX 1080, GTX 1080. and i have three of them how do i tell it to use two secondary GPUs and not primary one?abstrax wrote:When you install the daemon, you can specify which GPUs should be used.coilbook wrote:Hi We have a slave with 3 1080s. We do not want to use he main GPU that is conencted to the monitor. How do i tell slave to only use 2 bottom video cards? Thank you
Thank you
Hi coilbook,
you don't need to specify the model of your GPU but the number of GPU, from 0 to 2 in your case. From the manual:
ciao beppe
you don't need to specify the model of your GPU but the number of GPU, from 0 to 2 in your case. From the manual:
Code: Select all
-g <int>, --gpu <int> (accepted multiple times)
add GPU device to use for rendering (0 = first)
bepeg4d wrote:Hi coilbook,
you don't need to specify the model of your GPU but the number of GPU, from 0 to 2 in your case. From the manual:ciao beppeCode: Select all
-g <int>, --gpu <int> (accepted multiple times) add GPU device to use for rendering (0 = first)
hi i still cannot get it to work. Could you tell me exactly what to type to get two secondary video cards to be used and the top one on the motherboard not to use thank you
Itypes 1, 2 and it used primary one and the third one on the motherboard If i type anything else like 0,1 or 0, 2 Slave just wont run
it says which GPUs should be used Please keep default or enter a coma/space separated list"
Please post a screenshot of the device tab (File -> Preferences... -> Devices) of the Standalone on the slave and highlight all device that should be enabled. I will then let you know what to enter during the daemon installation.coilbook wrote:bepeg4d wrote:Hi coilbook,
you don't need to specify the model of your GPU but the number of GPU, from 0 to 2 in your case. From the manual:ciao beppeCode: Select all
-g <int>, --gpu <int> (accepted multiple times) add GPU device to use for rendering (0 = first)
hi i still cannot get it to work. Could you tell me exactly what to type to get two secondary video cards to be used and the top one on the motherboard not to use thank you
it says which GPUs should be used Please keep default or enter a coma/space separated list"
In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. - Yogi Berra
Hi.abstrax wrote:Please post a screenshot of the device tab (File -> Preferences... -> Devices) of the Standalone on the slave and highlight all device that should be enabled. I will then let you know what to enter during the daemon installation.coilbook wrote:bepeg4d wrote:Hi coilbook,
you don't need to specify the model of your GPU but the number of GPU, from 0 to 2 in your case. From the manual:ciao beppeCode: Select all
-g <int>, --gpu <int> (accepted multiple times) add GPU device to use for rendering (0 = first)
hi i still cannot get it to work. Could you tell me exactly what to type to get two secondary video cards to be used and the top one on the motherboard not to use thank you
it says which GPUs should be used Please keep default or enter a coma/space separated list"
HEre is the screenshot. we do not want to use the card that is connected to the motherboard Thank you
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All GPUs are connected to the motherboard. You probably mean the GPU that is not connected to any displays. There is no way I know of, that would allow Octane or me to figure out which GPUs are used for displays. The only way would be to enable each, render a complex scene and see for which GPUs the GUI performance drops noticable.coilbook wrote:Hi.
HEre is the screenshot. we do not want to use the card that is connected to the motherboard Thank you
Anyway, the daemon installer asks for a list of GPUs that should be used by the slave. You have 3 CUDA GPUs so the possible GPU indices are 1, 2 and 3. If you want to disable GPU 1, you would enter
2,3
. If you want to disable GPU 2, you would enter 1,3
.In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. - Yogi Berra
abstrax wrote:All GPUs are connected to the motherboard. You probably mean the GPU that is not connected to any displays. There is no way I know of, that would allow Octane or me to figure out which GPUs are used for displays. The only way would be to enable each, render a complex scene and see for which GPUs the GUI performance drops noticable.coilbook wrote:Hi.
HEre is the screenshot. we do not want to use the card that is connected to the motherboard Thank you
Anyway, the daemon installer asks for a list of GPUs that should be used by the slave. You have 3 CUDA GPUs so the possible GPU indices are 1, 2 and 3. If you want to disable GPU 1, you would enter2,3
. If you want to disable GPU 2, you would enter1,3
.
Thank you !