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My laptop runs Linux. If I need to run any (deep learning) code on a GPU, I do so on a university cluster that I have access to (which also runs Linux).
I want to use a piece of commercially available software that requires Windows 10 and (ideally) a GPU.
If I want to download and run this software, does that mean that I can:
(a) Download it to a local machine with Windows 10 and run the processing through the university GPU cluster
or
(b) I have to have the software and Windows 10 installed on the GPU cluster that I have access to. I am not the system admin and so would not be able to do this.
Or I am misunderstanding completely?
user1551817
Posted 2020-02-17T14:39:13.693
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1At first glance that looks like software that runs in an enclosed system (or can submit the job to a cloud service). It doesn't look like you can utilise the cluster with it. – Smock – 2020-02-17T14:49:30.553
So it seems like my only option is to run it on a Windows 10 machine that has a GPU? – user1551817 – 2020-02-17T17:15:56.983