Gaming on NVIDIA Tesla GPUs - Part 2 - NVIDIA Pascal

Price at the launch of this video for the Tesla P4 is ~105 on eBay. Very curious what it will be tomorrow.

Main difference between P100 and P40 is not the VRAM. The P100 has 1:2 FP64:FP32 ratio, for the P40 (and all other Pascal GPUs) it's 1:32, basically incapable of FP64. P100 is much better for certain computational physics workloads that need the extra precision, like molecular dynamics or orbital mechanics.

I've been waiting for this one! Was holding out on buying a P40 or P100 until this came out. Thanks Jeff. :D

Hurray! More good ideas for my poor life decisions (building a cloud gaming server)

I have been waiting for this video for so long! I was planning to get a P4, and now I want it even more :)

Really curious to see how a t4 performs vs a p4

Wow, I wasn't expecting this, thank you for further experimenting. 😊

1 minute in and I'm already excited with my 2 x P40

I am running the p4 for almost one year 24x7 and absolutely love this card. I have more projects running on this thing now, my NAS doesnt classify as NAS anymore😅 more vGPU Emulation server, enjoying Mario Kart on many connected devices with the whole family 😂 its just so dang cheap now, its impossible to beat and great for inferencing llms (the p100 would be better due to faster memory).. i am now hoping the t4 will drop in price.

Lets goo! Love this cloud gaming series 😄

I somehow managed to snag a p100 last month for $40 off ebay. That may have been the greatest deal i have ever scored.

I'm so glad you ran these benchmarks! I'm elbows deep building a multipurpose virtualization/AI server out of 2nd gen threadripper and p100's. It's good to know what to expect, and also that my expectations weren't way off base when I started.

Thanks for keeping the info within your knowledge, I definitely appreciate it.

I know it is comparing completely different families, but I'm interested in comparing the P4 to an A380 in straight passthrough. The A380 can be had new for $120ish for the half-height cards. That's in the same ballpark. I know we will never get SR-IOV for the ARC cards (Except maybe the A770 with major hacks). But I do think it has the possibility of being really interesting. Plus, there are other comparisons to be made. The Nvidia cards likely have a gaming performance advantage, but QuickSync is SO much better than NVENC that it might make big differences when it comes to encoding those remote desktop video streams.

I was really surprised by the P4. I may have to try it as an energy efficient VDI solution. At two VMs per GPU it should be more than enough powerful for light CAD work, but I bet you could squeeze 4 VMs if you aren't working with large assemblies.

Great video and I love the series! Though it would be a lot easier to visualize the data in bar graph form rather than just a matrix of values.

I’d like to see an update on the we home server you did in that pre jonsbo style case! I made a very similar build but used LSI 9300i and 10gb m.2 adapter with TrueNAS scale (could not get pcie pass through to work either)

Have a couple of Quadro t400s for Plex and VM glad I got a P4 as it's been a powerhouse for running LLMs, recognize, etc. By the way, Epyc 7302 is what I'm running, and I love it other than being a little heater. Iron Horse Brewery has its main staples, like the quilter’s Irish Death, but they play with many others. I was up in their tap room last week, and the cookie death was only $3.

My big takeaway from this is just how impressive integrated graphics are now. These dedicated GPU's were once the bee's knees and now a 7840U can outpace them in games. Really cool times we live in!

Been using a Quadro P4000 gpu for over a year. Was half the price of a 1080ti on e-bay at the time. I dont game a great deal anymore but its never failed at anything Ive thrown at it.