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Special Forums UNIX and Linux Applications High Performance Computing Graphics cards Post 302484957 by fpmurphy on Monday 3rd of January 2011 08:50:48 PM
Old 01-03-2011
You do not know for sure unless you try it. However in general you will not see any improvement in performance unless you can partition your problem domain into threads of execution which keep the GPU processors busy but minimize data transfers to/from the GPU.
 

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intel_gpu_top(1)					      General Commands Manual						  intel_gpu_top(1)

NAME
intel_gpu_top - Display a top-like summary of Intel GPU usage SYNOPSIS
intel_gpu_top intel_gpu_top [ parameters ] DESCRIPTION
intel_gpu_top is a tool to display usage information of an Intel GPU. It requires root privilege to map the graphics device. Options -s [samples per second] number of samples to acquire per second -o [output file] collect usage statistics to [file]. If file is "-", run non-interactively and output statistics to stdout. -e ["command to profile"] execute a command, and leave when it is finished. Note that the entire command with all parameters should be included as one parame- ter. -h show usage notes EXAMPLES
intel_gpu_top -o "cairo-trace-gvim.log" -s 100 -e "cairo-perf-trace /tmp/gvim" will run cairo-perf-trace with /tmp/gvim trace, non-interactively, saving the statistics into cairo-trace-gvim.log file, and col- lecting 100 samples per second. Note that idle units are not displayed, so an entirely idle GPU will only display the ring status and header. BUGS
Some GPUs report some units as busy when they aren't, such that even when idle and not hung, it will show up as 100% busy. X Version 11 intel-gpu-tools 1.3 intel_gpu_top(1)
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