[gmx-users] Force (%)" value in md.log file
David van der Spoel
spoel at xray.bmc.uu.se
Thu Dec 19 15:28:29 CET 2019
Den 2019-12-19 kl. 12:21, skrev Pragati Sharma:
> Hello all,
>
> I am simulating a polymer system (30000 atoms, 2fs time step, PME) on a
> workstation with CPU: 2X6 cores (24 logical) and 2 2080 RTX GPUs.
>
> I am running the 2 separate simulations using 10 threads and 1 GPU each
> using command:
>
> *gmx_tmpi mdrun -v -deffnm md2 -nb gpu -gpu_id 1 -nt 10*
>
> I found that the force values (%) are very high in md.log file. *Is this
> unusual ? If yes, how to decrease this value?*
MD is all about computing forces, the higher fraction of computer time
goes to this, the less overhead. The benchmark you refer to below seems
the strange one instead.
>
> *Excerpts from md.log file*
>
> "On 1 MPI rank, each using 10 OpenMP threads
>
> Computing: Num Num Call Wall time
> Giga-Cycles
> Ranks Threads Count (s)
> total sum %
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Neighbor search 1 10 1001 4.724
> 160.233 3.4
> Launch GPU ops. 1 10 200002 10.971 372.134
> 7.9
> * Force 1 10 100001 80.756
> 2739.287 57.9*
> Wait PME GPU gather 1 10 100001 0.472 16.007
> 0.3
> Reduce GPU PME F 1 10 100001 2.185 74.127
> 1.6
> Wait GPU NB local 1 10 100001 0.591 20.042
> 0.4
> NB X/F buffer ops. 1 10 199001 12.043 408.514
> 8.6
> Write traj. 1 10 11 0.337
> 11.429 0.2
> Update 1 10 100001 4.054
> 137.520 2.9
> Constraints 1 10 100003 19.981
> 677.776 14.3
> Rest 3.326
> 112.803 2.4
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Total 139.440 4729.873
> 100.0 "
>
> I am comparing with a published benchmark having values for "*Force=
> 14.9%".*
>
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