TECH TIPS - Do's and Dont's

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Most users know how to check the status of their CPUs, see how much system memory is free, or find out how much disk space is free. In contrast, keeping tabs on the health and status of GPUs has historically been more difficult. If you don’t know where to look, it can even be difficult to determine the type and capabilities of the GPUs in a system. Thankfully, NVIDIA’s latest hardware and software tools have made good improvements in this respect. The tool is NVIDIA’s System Management Interface ( nvidia-smi ). Depending on the generation of your card, various levels of information can be gathered. Additionally, GPU configuration options (such as ECC memory capability) may be enabled and disabled. As an aside, if you find that you’re having trouble getting your NVIDIA GPUs to run GPGPU code, nvidia-smi can be handy. For example, on some systems the proper NVIDIA devices in /dev are not created at boot. Running a simple nvidia-smi query as root will initialize all the c...