4 kepler GPU card for virtualized environments.
Card is detected as 4 separated videcards, each with its own 4GB of memory. No video output, no active cooling - depends on servers coolers.
Vlask's card:
Not compactible with my usuall test board, wont boot at all - so limited system compactibility. Tested with 353.30 driver from windows update, because latest oficial driver 370.41 adds vulkan support, but removes CUDA and OpenCL an have often blue screens at boot. Tested on bare Win10, not on virtualised system as it supposed to be.
NVIDIA GRID K1
NVIDIA GRID K1
GRID K1 GPUZ
GRID K1 GPGPUAdditional Info
- Made by: NVIDIA
- Codename: GK107
- Architecture: Kepler
- Bus: PCI-E 3 x16
- Memory Size: 16GB
- Max Memory Size: 16GB
- Memory Type: DDR3
- Year: 2013
- Announce Date: Monday, 18 March 2013
- Card Type: VGA
- Manufacturer: TSMC
- Process tech: 28nm
- Made in: Taiwan
- Owned by: Vlask
- Power consumption (W): 130
- Video Acceleration: MPEG-4 AVC (H.264)
- DirectX: DX11
- OpenGL: 4.5
- Other API: NVIDIA CUDA, OpenCL 1.2
- Core Clock (MHz): 850
- Effective Memory Clock (MHz): 1782
- Memory Bus Width: 128bit
- Memory Bandwidth (MB/s): 28512
- Texture Units: 16
- ROPs: 16
- Unified Shaders: 768
- Shader Model: 5.0 (DX11)
- Sold by: NVIDIA
- Vendor PCI ID: 10DE - nVidia
- Device PCI ID: 0FF2
- OpenGL/D3D report: Txt
- Press info: NVIDIA
- Press info: Supermicro
- Documentation: Specs
- Documentation: Whitepaper
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