Workload based graphics processing unit (GPU) performance adjustment for energy efficiency
AssigneeDell Products L.P.
InventorsDanial Ali Rizvi, Vaishnavi Suchindran, Anand Singh Bisen, Ravi Shekhar Singh
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AssigneeDell Products L.P.
InventorsDanial Ali Rizvi, Vaishnavi Suchindran, Anand Singh Bisen, Ravi Shekhar Singh
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Techniques for improving energy efficiency in a distributed system including a plurality of processing units are described. One example method includes configuring an initial power limit for each processing unit in the distributed system; initiating processing of a workload by plurality of processing units in the distributed system, wherein the workload is associated with a target workload performance level; and during the processing of the workload: identifying a peak workload performance level associated with the processing of the workload based on telemetry data received from the plurality of processing units in the distributed system; determining that the peak workload performance level is less than the target workload performance level; and in response to determining that the peak workload performance level is less than the target workload performance level, configuring an increased power limit for at least a portion of the processing units in the distributed system.
A method for improving energy efficiency in a distributed system including a plurality of processing units, the method comprising:
A system for improving energy efficiency in a distributed system including a plurality of processing units comprising:
An article of manufacture comprising a non-transitory, computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions thereon that are executable by a processor of a computer system to perform operations for improving energy efficiency in a distributed system including a plurality of processing units, the operations comprising:
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