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gpu-unlock: a Linux tool that lifts the FP16/BF16 tensor limit on RTX 30-series cards

A new open-source tool unlocks the FP16/BF16 tensor instruction rate on consumer Nvidia RTX 3000 cards to match their professional equivalents. samgd reports +60% FLOPS on two 3090s, neka_nat (in Japanese) says TF32 runs about twice as fast, and dl_insider...

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A new open-source tool unlocks the FP16/BF16 tensor instruction rate on consumer Nvidia RTX 3000 cards to match their professional equivalents. samgd reports +60% FLOPS on two 3090s, neka_nat (in Japanese) says TF32 runs about twice as fast, and dl_insider...

A new open-source tool unlocks the FP16/BF16 tensor instruction rate on consumer Nvidia RTX 3000 cards to match their professional equivalents. samgd reports +60% FLOPS on two 3090s, neka_nat (in Japanese) says TF32 runs about twice as fast, and dl_insider reports that an RTX 4090 version of the unlock doubled...

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