The cards seem to work on the existing apps just fine. At least for Milkyway, Einstein and Primegrid. No recompilation was needed.

Whether the existing apps are getting all they can out of the hardware is a different question.

CUDA 11.1 also brings a new PTX compiler static library, version 7.1 of the Parallel Thread Execution (PTX) ISA, support for Fedora 32 and Debian 10.3, new unified programming models, hardware-accelerated sparse texture support, multi-threaded launch to different CUDA streams, improvements to CUDA Graphs, and various other enhancements. GCC 10.0 and Clang 10.0 are also now supported as host compilers.

I'd like to see a CUDA 11.1 Linux app here at GPUGRID :)
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That does suggest that there is more performance to be squeezed out of the hardware once the software is fine-tuned.

I'd like to see a CUDA 11.1 Linux app here at GPUGRID :)

Toni mentioned that they also need the OpenMM libraries to be updated before they can update the app.

Thanks for the reply. Following the thread through the OpenMM link was illuminating.

Will watch for Toni's announcement of a new app eventually.

Thanks for the reply. Following the thread through the OpenMM link was illuminating.

with the 3060ti release today, that's 4 models of Ampere cards that will be floating around in the wild.

GPUGRID, Einstein, and Milkyway are the only projects that have GPU app and aren't some number theory thought experiment. out of these GPUGRID is the only one providing a CUDA app. Currenty Einstein is the only worthwhile project to contribute to on a 30-series card since MW requires DP and DP is quite poor on the 30-series cards. The Einstein app is 'ok' but certainly favors AMD for productivity/watt since they lack a CUDA optimized app.

any update on the progress of a CUDA 11.1 app here? We need a place for the 30-series cards to be more productive. My 3070 is running at Einstein, but I want to get it here to stretch its legs.
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with the 3060ti release today, that's 4 models of Ampere cards that will be floating around in the wild.

GPUGRID, Einstein, and Milkyway are the only projects that have GPU app and aren't some number theory thought experiment. out of these GPUGRID is the only one providing a CUDA app. Currenty Einstein is the only worthwhile project to contribute to on a 30-series card since MW requires DP and DP is quite poor on the 30-series cards. The Einstein app is 'ok' but certainly favors AMD for productivity/watt since they lack a CUDA optimized app.

any update on the progress of a CUDA 11.1 app here? We need a place for the 30-series cards to be more productive. My 3070 is running at Einstein, but I want to get it here to stretch its legs.