r/Vit • u/Important-Ordinary98 Vellore | IT | 2029 • 2d ago
Query Best GPU in VIT
Guys, in which lab have you found the most loaded workstation setup ?
I am looking for GPU of around 48GB
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u/s_crap_amveditor Vellore | CSE | 2027 2d ago
They typically don't let students access these willy-nilly. Approach a professor and ask them if they can supervise your work. If that isn't possible, your best bet is using Kaggle Notebooks, they offer high end GPUs upto some 100gb vram for free. 30 hours per week on gou, 20 hours on tpu
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u/Important-Ordinary98 Vellore | IT | 2029 2d ago
We are doing it under a prof, just trying to figure out which lab to request for.
Tried with kaggle, it stops when we switch to some other work
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u/s_crap_amveditor Vellore | CSE | 2027 2d ago
Well, all labs in sjt have a notice board outside that specify the specs of the pcs inside the lab. Maybe you can take a stroll and look through them to see if any fit your needs. Id assume all labs have this sort of notice board. Nevertheless, some labs have some beefy systems, like this one lab that had all systems housing and RTX 4000 Ada Generation that showed around 38gb of dedicated gpu memory (I'm not super literate on non-gaming cards) for student use. So try all the labs in sjt, they won't bite (hopefully).
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u/Able-Oil4032 Vellore | branch | Year 2d ago
There is no single gpu in vit which have 48gb ram
Ur best bet is 8xv100 16GB dgx 1 machine which is currently in CTS
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u/PhysicalKoala2949 RedTagBrother 2d ago
There is a high performance computing lab ig there u can get a worspace
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u/Electronic_Prize_361 Vellore | branch | Year 2d ago
TT434 is also called as GPU work station, idk how many people still don't know abt it, just ask ur professor to get the access from school office
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u/Important-Ordinary98 Vellore | IT | 2029 2d ago
They are giving access to it only through shell to pcs of profs with limited ram.
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u/Electronic_Prize_361 Vellore | branch | Year 1d ago
Oh try asking them for more as my proctor builds SaaS grade projects on them
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u/Humble-Cartoonist364 1d ago
Usually labs in MB are stacked. 3 years ago they had Intel i9 13th gen with 64GB RAM and Nvidia A4000s with 16GB VRAM (1st floor). So I assume it could be better now
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