Pantheon tests GPU compute, memory, cache, interconnect, and powerfulness behavior. Run focused workloads, seizure telemetry, and support the results for comparison.
45 workloadsfocused accent tests
CUDA + ROCmNVIDIA and AMD support
Local reportsexportable telemetry
Quick Start
The Debian package is the simplest installation way for Ubuntu and Debian systems.
1. Install prerequisites
Install the basal build tools:
Then instal the compiler for your GPU platform. You only request one:
NVIDIA CUDAAMD ROCm/HIP
2. Install Pantheon
Download and instal the latest Debian package:
To uninstall the Debian package later:
3. Verify the installation
Run a short hardware inventory test:
Then tally a targeted accent trial connected GPU 0:
Note
Pantheon automatically detects CUDA, ROCm/HIP, aliases mock mode. Run the pantheon command directly; you do not request to walk --platform cuda.
Completely region Pantheon
The autochthonal package bid supra removes Pantheon's package-managed files. To besides region runtime-created files and the existent user's compiled workload cache, aliases to region a portable installation connected RHEL, Fedora, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, aliases different Linux distribution, run:
This leaves CUDA, ROCm, strategy compilers, and benchmark reports stored outside Pantheon's installation and cache directories untouched.
Alternative: instal from the merchandise bundleThe merchandise bundle contains the Debian package and an install.sh helper for RHEL-family and different Linux distributions.
Uninstall a Debian package installation with:
On RHEL-family and different Linux systems, instal the portable bundle with sudo ./install.sh. Remove that installation with:
Use the complete-removal bid supra if you besides want to clear the current user's compiled workload cache.
Build cache
First-run workload builds are cached under ${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/pantheongpu/builds/. Set PANTHEON_BUILD_CACHE_DIR to take different writable cache directory.
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