Tesla V100 Gaming Possibility?

GigaBusterEXE · May 4, 2021, 3:00am

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Gaming, on my Tesla, more likely than you think GPU

Datacenter in the streets, Gaming Beast in the Sheets You might have seen old tesla’s for sale on ebay pretty cheap, but they don’t have any video outputs with the new windows update that doesn’t hold you back anymore this guide is specifically for the K40, the tesla version of the Kepler Titan Black, but I’m pretty sure it’ll work with any Tesla, post your results in the comments Hardware and Firmware Requirements first thing first you need a motherboard that can handle a graphics card with REALLY huge bar space all at once, so older boards are out, I got reliable results with b350 and newer, I tried on z77 and X79 and while I could boot with the sabertooth z77 it didn’t have enough bar space to use it, if you have a motherboard that works please post your specs of your success for others to see Mining motherboards might work as they generally have huge bar space for multiple cards you might also have luck with workstation or server class hardware as long as they support, UEFI, disabling of CSM and Above 4G Decoding you’ll also need integrated video, you can try using another graphics card but that’s just asking for trouble as that’s even more bar space your mobo will need to handle Setting Up for Success so before you even put the card in the system you’ll need to set some things up, first enable UEFI mode, disable CSM, and enable above 4G decoding then you’ll want to install windows, you’ll want to make sure its the UEFI GPT install of windows. after its installed its at this point you’ll want to get your CPU/RAM overclocking as if you reset the bios, it resets the above settings which will make your computer not boot while the Tesla is plugged in plug in your tesla, and now you want to install your integrated GPU drive, then the Tesla driver, you can use latest as of 462.33, note that you can’t just reuse your Geforce drivers you have hanging out in your flashdrive, you need the datacenter drivers, its as simple as going to the drivers page (note: gefo…