I'm still working on the build I asked about in http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2129303/titan-asus-z87-gpgpu.html.
I'm building a desktop for scientific computing with 3 GPUs. I was going to buy 3 Titan Zs (if they come out soon), but I have one more question before committing to that.
For one Titan Z do the GPUs show up as two separate cards? The biggest question is whether or not I can start 1 kernel that uses 12GB of memory (even if it only uses 1 GPU) or whether I can only start 2 kernels on different GPUs if I want to use all 12GB.
If I can start 1 kernel that uses 12GB then I'll get 3 Titan Z's. Otherwise I'll get 2 machines with 3 Titan Blacks each.
I'm building a desktop for scientific computing with 3 GPUs. I was going to buy 3 Titan Zs (if they come out soon), but I have one more question before committing to that.
For one Titan Z do the GPUs show up as two separate cards? The biggest question is whether or not I can start 1 kernel that uses 12GB of memory (even if it only uses 1 GPU) or whether I can only start 2 kernels on different GPUs if I want to use all 12GB.
If I can start 1 kernel that uses 12GB then I'll get 3 Titan Z's. Otherwise I'll get 2 machines with 3 Titan Blacks each.