HHCJ6 Dell NVIDIA Tesla K80 24GB GDDR5 PCI-E 3.0 Server GPU Accelerator (Renewed)

Sadly I bought this card and then left it on a shelf for nearly 7 months as I was too busy to get the cooling set up for it. When I finally installed it, it not only failed to fire up but it also prevented my PC from booting - basically several hundred pounds of brick.With the time that elapsed between purchase and finding out it was worthless there wasn't much I could do - can I prove it broke itself whilst sitting in a box on the shelf? Of course not - would never touch a refurbished Amazon product again.

Leider keine aktuellen Treiber mehr, daher für aktuelle Anwendungen auch nicht mehr zu gebrauchen

Una gráfica espectacular para Machine Learning pero, por desgracia, los drivers de la K80 son incompatibles con los de mi otra gráfica, una Nvidia Titan X Pascal de 12Gb. ¡Una verdadera pena!

Picked up for $59 and committed to not spending a dollar more to get it running on its own server. I wound up having to buy a couple flash drives for $11, so $70 all-in.I used an old bargain-bin motherboard with a dual-core FM2 CPU with integrated graphics which was living in a dusty closet box and which had a stick of RAM left on it, some leftover 25mm fans (and yes, these ARE awful to listen to) I affixed to the card directly with spare acrylic glue, and a free PSU which came with one more CPU power connector than I required for the motherboard -- and, of course, drivers from Liz II's reign. I've spent somewhere around 10 hours getting everything to work -- I tried a free flash drive which failed before caving and buying a couple decent ones; this wasted a lot of time -- I also started off working on two other motherboards, but found them to be unsuitable for different reasons. The current working setup is sitting on the floor lifted by a clothespin and a tube of chapstick, and I think the stick of RAM is bad, but the K80 is now remotely addressable when the rest of the system feels like working, by God.Just know what you're getting into: a project, and Fun with a capital F. Note, too, that setups like this are not supported by Nvidia and is not how the cards were designed to operate. Don't expect it to work with any random PC setup; in theory, you should use a certified-compatible motherboard and power supply in an enclosure made to handle cooling cards like this.

una porqueria, echa fuego y no va

Had to redo the thermal paste on the GPU (suggest you do the same if you get one) also suggest getting fans for it as it’s built with passive cooling which is no bueno… the active cooling systems are easily found and run about $30 bucks… a bit loud but well worth it. The gpu is good for LLM local builds and some other large tasks. It functions fine and for the price I will pick three of these any day over a new 5080. Not as fast as the Nvidia Instinct but more applicable use…