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Minor fixes #243
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preview available: https://docs.tds.cscs.ch/243 |
docs/software/sciapps/cp2k.md
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| ### Running on GH200 nodes |
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We could call this Running on Daint as well? I left the heading further down as Running on Eiger, so it's a bit inconsistent like this. Open to better suggestions.
Motivation to change it: HPC platform includes both daint and eiger. Note to self, change the later mentions of "HPC platform" as well in this section...
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Running on Daint: CP2K is deployed on the HPC platform only, and users on that platform might be familiar with Daint, but not ght200.
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Maybe the first sentence could say something like: Daint nodes have 4 grace-hopper GPUs that have to be configured properly to get the best performance.?
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I agree, Running on Daint is both the most consistent option, and one that non-experts will understand.
As @bcumming suggests, it is probably a good idea to briefly remind users of the architecture of Daint (which was kinda self-contained in the GH200 title, but for expert users only)
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Thanks both for having a look. I've updated this to "Running on daint", and a few other places to match hopefully.
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