I’d ever experienced from Tesla K80 and gave comment that it is not suitable for data training
First things it could ended unknown error and second halt at the end of epochs once using pytorch lightling Trainer. I’d no issues on normal GTX970 card and faster as compare to it.
This sounds misleading as K80s were heavily used in e.g. Colab for all kinds of ML/DL use cases.
Unsure what exactly is failing as mentioning random errors is not really actionable.
However, note that K80 support is dropped in the latest CUDA releases as Keppler GPUs are too old.
So not proper cooling will degrade the faster performance?
FYI, i’m using this fan but change it from 12 volt to 5 volt for simply blow hot air to outside only (not cool air to inside).
Are you using the K80 in a proper server or a desktop? You may get a lot of problems in desktop as it’s not designed for that.
You need something like a Supermicro | Products | SuperServers | 2U | 2027GR-TRF which will have proper cooling, power, and connectivity. Can likely find on eBay. And get the proper RAM and CPUs. And then you will also need to setup IPMI to run the fans at the appropriate time.
Yea, agree, I’d recently tested out 12 volt for my fan (before that I swap to 5 volt under molex connector), then all trainings are runnning smooth to the end without any problem only a lot of noise coming from these two fans:).
Cooling is absolute important for computing device in order to train it without any problems.