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Concretely which GeForce GPUs TensorRT-LLM supports. #146
Are you planning to extend support for other more modest NVIDIA GPUs or via Google Colab?
In my case, I am able to run the text-generation-webui on local premises by tuning the execution of a Llama-2 7B LLM among a modest NVIDIA RTX Quadro 4GB VRAM and 64GB RAM laptop and achieving a throughput of up-to 5 Tokens/sec against a REST API.
We do not have a concrete list of supported GPU boards.
TensorRT-LLM can be compiled for Volta, Turing, Ampere, Ada and Hopper GPU architectures. If your board has one of those architectures, it can be supported, irrespective of the fact that it's a GeForce or not. However, not all cards will be able to build all models or support all configurations. Some models require more GPU memory and will necessitate a lot of CPU RAM to be compiled. If you have a lower-end GPU.
Many thanks, Julien. My GPU is a Quadro T2000 4GB with Turing Architecture. If that is the case I will set up this weekend TensorRT-LLM and see how it goes.
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jdemouth-nvidia commentedon Oct 27, 2023
Hi @cenguix ,
We do not have a concrete list of supported GPU boards.
TensorRT-LLM can be compiled for Volta, Turing, Ampere, Ada and Hopper GPU architectures. If your board has one of those architectures, it can be supported, irrespective of the fact that it's a GeForce or not. However, not all cards will be able to build all models or support all configurations. Some models require more GPU memory and will necessitate a lot of CPU RAM to be compiled. If you have a lower-end GPU.
I hope it helps.
Thanks,
Julien
cenguix commentedon Oct 27, 2023
Many thanks, Julien. My GPU is a Quadro T2000 4GB with Turing Architecture. If that is the case I will set up this weekend TensorRT-LLM and see how it goes.
Thanks again, Carlos