Is there Nvidia CUDA cloud hosting that does't cost arm and leg?
Amazon EC2 CUDA instances start at $0.65/hr, which is way too expensive and uses Tesla, which is extremely expensive overkill for most CUDA tasks.
I just want some cloud instances that I can rent by hour (by minutes would be better) that has GTX 960 or better.
>>53696158
buy a used 960
>>53696158
>not openCL
>>53696964
This. Since the implementation of amd support, it has been proven time and time again that openCL is on average 2.6x faster than cuda.
>>53696158
>This. Since the implementation of amd support, it has been proven time and time again that openCL is on average 2.6x faster than cuda.
[citation needed]
But still, OP, if you think Teslas are overkill for your usage case, then you're far better off just buying a consumer line card.
Just out of curiosity, what is it you plan on computing with CUDA?
>>53696158
>$0.65/hr
The fuck are you on about? that's cheap.
>>53696964
>>53696986
>openCL
No, I need cuDNN.
>>53698762
Why?
>>53698807
Because I don't have $100M+ I would need to pay in engineer salaries to re-implement cuDNN on OpenCL.
>>53698849
on Neural Network stuff
yer fucked, start coding your own programs that utilize open CL
Otherwise buy a 960
