guppy graphic card
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francofer ▴ 10

Hello I am trying to acquire a graphics card to be able to basecalling in guppy. In the Argentine market we have this Nvidia MSI GeForce GTX 10 Series GTX 1050 Ti 4GT OC Edition 4GB model. According to the manufacturer's specifications, the computing capacity is 6.1, which would be compatible for guppy. However I have no way of assuring that it can work. Can anyone tell me if this card will allow me to use guppy in GPU mode. There are other options in the market of my country but they are beyond the budget

Thanks for your comments!

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c2997108 ▴ 30

I was able to run guppy 5.0.11 on my GTX 1050 Ti. guppy seems to have default parameters set for 8GB of GPU memory, so I ran it with the --chunks_per_runner 128 option to reduce it by half for 4GB. The default seems to be --chunks_per_runner 256. By using the GPU, I could calculate 100 times faster than the CPU.

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Hello,

I tested gpu-guppy (version 5.0.7 for ubuntu 16.04) on a GTX 1080 8G, which has the same computing capacity of the GTX 1050 Ti, and it works just fine. It took me about 5 hours to basecall 3.1 Gb in high accuracy mode with default parameters. This was my first and only experience with gpu-guppy.

I know this is an old post but I hope this answer might help someone

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