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Trying to improve a Tesla M40


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3 minutes ago, Avacado said:

Ok, I'll admit it. What is going on here is mindblowingly cool. It also makes me feel quite stoopid. This is about 5 levels above my knowledge base. 

I 100% agree with this!

Thanks @emci, @neko10082 and everyone else contributing to this project! It's so cool to see this growing 😄 

 

@emci Stay safe out there..

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1 minute ago, Avacado said:

This is about 5 levels above my knowledge base. 

and about 5² levels above my "comfortable attempting this" zone, but it is very interesting to follow along while eating my 🍿.

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I have 6 dead Tesla M40's that I would be willing to ship to any of you guys to practice on if that would help. @emci @neko10082

 

My country might not be supporting you with enough troops, but I can drown you in practice GPUs, blower fans and a waterblock. 

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43 minutes ago, Avacado said:

Ok, I'll admit it. What is going on here is mindblowingly cool. It also makes me feel quite stoopid. This is about 5 levels above my knowledge base. 

I was happy to see the electrical schematic, but my soldering days are way behind me. I don't have the steady hands I used to as a teenager and my 20s.

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2 hours ago, Avacado said:

Ok, I'll admit it. What is going on here is mindblowingly cool. It also makes me feel quite stoopid. This is about 5 levels above my knowledge base. 

You are not alone lol.

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15 hours ago, emci said:

I found info about changing DeviceID in Windows until the next system boot. It really change DeviceID but I didn't have time to test it with non-modified drivers. If it works fine we could do an automatic replacement of registry keys at system boot.

 

 

 

English: I tried this method last night. It does change the Device ID information that is recognized by the system. It can cheat the installation of unmodified driver software directly, but the system will not load into M40 correctly after installing the driver, because the registry modified information will be restored after installing the driver, and it will not load into the graphics card correctly when I modify it again. No GPU is also prompted in the nvida control panel.

 

Chinese: 我昨晚对这个方法进行了尝试,这个操作确实会改变系统所识别到的 Device ID 信息,它可以骗过未修改驱动软件直接进行安装,但安装完驱动后系统不会正确加载到M40,因为安装驱动后对注册表修改的信息会还原,当我重新修改后也不会正确加载到显卡,在nvida控制面板中也提示无gpu。

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10 hours ago, Avacado said:

Ok, I'll admit it. What is going on here is mindblowingly cool. It also makes me feel quite stoopid. This is about 5 levels above my knowledge base. 

English: Don't say that, you're also great, but everyone's good at something different

Chinese: 别这么说,你同样也很棒,只是每个人擅长的东西不一样

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9 hours ago, ArchStanton said:

and about 5² levels above my "comfortable attempting this" zone, but it is very interesting to follow along while eating my 🍿.

Although I can't fully understand what you mean, can I explain it to "吃瓜群众" in Chinese? " "吃瓜群众" meant "give me tea" or "watch the fun"

 

chinese:虽然我不能完全理解你整句话的意思,但我能把它解释为“吃瓜群众“用的中文吗。”吃瓜群众” 意思是“看热闹”

 

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4 minutes ago, neko10082 said:

Although I can't fully understand what you mean, can I explain it to "吃瓜群众" in Chinese? " "吃瓜群众" meant "give me tea" or "watch the fun"

Either is a reasonable approximation.  🍿= popcorn.  Many Americans, myself included, associate the eating the eating of popcorn with watching a movie, or more generally with being entertained.  While the finer points of this discussion exceed my technical prowess, I have found it highly enjoyable and entertaining to observe from the shadows, to which I will now return 😉.

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11 minutes ago, ArchStanton said:

Either is a reasonable approximation.  🍿= popcorn.  Many Americans, myself included, associate the eating the eating of popcorn with watching a movie, or more generally with being entertained.  While the finer points of this discussion exceed my technical prowess, I have found it highly enjoyable and entertaining to observe from the shadows, to which I will now return 😉.

English: Haha, I thought this Emoji meant French fries at first, and now I fully understand it. In China, popcorn is also associated with entertainment or watching movies, but our tradition is to eat watermelon and peanuts, so you will see that the expression in my last reply is that a person or a group of people are eating watermelon

 Chinese: 哈哈 ,我开始以为这个Emoji是薯条的意思,现在我完全明白了。在中国爆米花也与娱乐或者看电影联系起来,不过我们的传统是用吃西瓜以及吃花生米,所以你会看到我上一个回复里面的表情是一个人或者你群人在吃西瓜

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10 hours ago, Avacado said:

I have 6 dead Tesla M40's that I would be willing to ship to any of you guys to practice on if that would help. @emci @neko10082

 

My country might not be supporting you with enough troops, but I can drown you in practice GPUs, blower fans and a waterblock. 

English: Thank you very much for your help. At present, I live in China. If you ship the graphics card to me, it may cost a high freight, which may cost $50 or more? Probably. However, I'd be happy to try to help you repair them. I now have two m40, one of which is helping me with the game and the other is used for project research. In China, due to mining(ETH), the price of graphics card is very high, and the 3060ti with the highest cost performance has increased from the recommended retail price of 2499RMB (395USD) to 5699RMB (900USD)

 

Chinese: 非常感谢你的帮助,目前我居住在中国,你把显卡运送给我可能会产生很高的运费,可能需要50美元或者更高?大概。不过,我很乐意尝试帮你去修复它们。我现在有两张M40,其中一张在帮助我进行游戏,另一张则用于项目研究。在中国因为挖矿 ETH的关系,显卡价格非常高,其中性价比最高的3060ti从建议零售价从2499人民币 (395美元)升高到5699RMB(900美元)

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English: Thank you very much for your help. At present, I live in China. If you ship the graphics card to me, it may cost a high freight, which may cost $50 or more? Probably. However, I'd be happy to try to help you repair them. I now have two m40, one of which is helping me with the game and the other is used for project research. In China, due to mining(ETH), the price of graphics card is very high, and the 3060ti with the highest cost performance has increased from the recommended retail price of 2499RMB (395USD) to 5699RMB (900USD)

 

Chinese: 非常感谢你的帮助,目前我居住在中国,你把显卡运送给我可能会产生很高的运费,可能需要50美元或者更高?大概。不过,我很乐意尝试帮你去修复它们。我现在有两张M40,其中一张在帮助我进行游戏,另一张则用于项目研究。在中国因为挖矿 ETH的关系,显卡价格非常高,其中性价比最高的3060ti从建议零售价从2499人民币 (395美元)升高到5699RMB(900美元)

Thank you, but I don't have any solder station or repair capability yet. I can't believe the cost of a 3060Ti there. Could still see what the costs to ship would be anyway. 

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ok i just came back few days, first i did soldered the wire to the gpu unfortunately i broke the SMD while doing it, however i got warranty covered for so they replaced it for me.

so i decided to overrided it with nvflash:

after few attempts i managed to use 24GB variant on M40

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^ it's still showing mem size of original M40

however the the control panel detects it as 24GB.

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1 hour ago, Chris said:

ok i just came back few days, first i did soldered the wire to the gpu unfortunately i broke the SMD while doing it, however i got warranty covered for so they replaced it for me.

so i decided to overrided it with nvflash:

after few attempts i managed to use 24GB variant on M40

image.png.2a61d810f0a911590fbe592d98eadfad.png

^ it's still showing mem size of original M40

however the the control panel detects it as 24GB.

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Nice ! Well-done 🙂

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