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Nvidia TESLA K40 User Manual

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Tesla K40 GPU Accelerator BD-06902-001_v05 | 1
OVERVIEW
The NVIDIA
®
Tesla
®
K40 graphics processing unit (GPU) is a PCI Express, dual-slot
computing module in the Tesla (267 mm length) form factor comprised of a single
GK110B GPU. The Tesla K40 is designed for servers and offers a total of 12 GB of
GDDR5 on-board memory and supports PCI Express Gen3. The Tesla K40 uses a passive
heat sink for cooling.
Tesla K40 boards ship with ECC enabled by default protecting the register files, cache
and DRAM. With ECC enabled, some of the memory is used for the ECC bits, so the
user available memory is reduced by ~6.25%. On the Tesla K40 the total available
memory with ECC turned on will be ~11.25 GB.
Figure 1. K40 Passive Board

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Nvidia TESLA K40 Specifications

General IconGeneral
GPU ArchitectureKepler
CUDA Cores2880
Memory Size12 GB
Memory TypeGDDR5
Memory Bandwidth288 GB/s
Base Clock745 MHz
Boost Clock875 MHz
TDP235 W
ArchitectureKepler
GPUGK110B
Memory Interface384-bit
Double Precision1.43 TFlops
ECC MemoryYes
InterfacePCIe 3.0 x16
Single Precision Performance4.29 TFlops
Double Precision Performance1.43 TFlops
CoolingPassive
Form FactorDual Slot

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