fp16 is actually faster than fp32 on a GTX 1080.
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@ -987,16 +987,13 @@ def should_use_fp16(device=None, model_params=0, prioritize_performance=True, ma
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if props.major < 6:
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return False
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fp16_works = False
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#FP16 is confirmed working on a 1080 (GP104) but it's a bit slower than FP32 so it should only be enabled
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#when the model doesn't actually fit on the card
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#TODO: actually test if GP106 and others have the same type of behavior
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#FP16 is confirmed working on a 1080 (GP104) and on latest pytorch actually seems faster than fp32
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nvidia_10_series = ["1080", "1070", "titan x", "p3000", "p3200", "p4000", "p4200", "p5000", "p5200", "p6000", "1060", "1050", "p40", "p100", "p6", "p4"]
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for x in nvidia_10_series:
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if x in props.name.lower():
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fp16_works = True
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return True
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if fp16_works or manual_cast:
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if manual_cast:
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free_model_memory = maximum_vram_for_weights(device)
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if (not prioritize_performance) or model_params * 4 > free_model_memory:
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return True
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