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Adding up GPU RAM on a host is almost never useful. The useful metric is always per-GPU RAM. Don't add per-GPU RAM as a separate column. Just replace the current one.
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We have been collecting that info (and much more after actually starting the machines and running HW inspection tools, so publishing e.g. actual BIOS and firmware version of the GPUs and CPU L1/L2/L3 cache amount) and made it available at sparecores.com/servers for free via our open-source ETL/inspection tools and web frontend. You can also grab the SQLite database for more detailed lookups or hit our APIs.
Adding up GPU RAM on a host is almost never useful. The useful metric is always per-GPU RAM. Don't add per-GPU RAM as a separate column. Just replace the current one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: