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## Remote GPU-accelerated Visualization on res-hpc-lo02 ## Remote GPU-accelerated Visualization on res-hpc-lo02
If you want to run a graphical program that will show 3D animation, movies or any other kind of simulation/visualization, we have the second login node **res-hpc-gpu01** for this. If you want to run a graphical program that will show 3D animation, movies or any other kind of simulation/visualization, we have the second login node **res-hpc-lo02** for this.
This server has a powerful Tesla T4 GPU card (16Gb memory). This server has a powerful Tesla T4 GPU card (16Gb memory).
Steps for setting a up a remote GPU-accelerated visualization: Steps for setting a up a remote GPU-accelerated visualization:
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* connect your remote desktop (X2Go) to the second login node res-hpc-lo02 * connect your remote desktop (X2Go) to the second login node res-hpc-lo02
* start your visualization program (with "vglrun" in front of it if needed) * start your visualization program (with "vglrun" in front of it if needed)
Once you are in your remote desktop, open a terminal Once you are in your remote desktop, open a terminal.
For the GPU acceleration, you have to run the VirtualGL command: **vglrun** in front of the real program you want to run. For the GPU acceleration, you have to run the VirtualGL command: **vglrun** in front of the real program you want to run.
Examples: Examples:
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