problem with Tesla k80 cuda version (Important)

Accelerated Computing CUDA CUDA Setup and Installation
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i have Tesla k80 with CUDA ver 8.0. when i ran some programs i receive this error:

" ‘Tesla k80’ device is not removable and cannot be ejected or unplugged."

Help me Plz.

thanks

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which driver version are you using?

which version of windows are you using?

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Which programs, specifically?

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Thanks for your attentions.

OS=Windows 7
Driver ver=376.84

Unfortunately, I am faced with this problem, when I run most programs.

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Can you mention what program(s) you are trying to run that cause this error message to appear? Do the programs use CUDA at all?

It sounds like it may be a some sort of a driver issue:
http://www.tomsguide.com/answers/id-3061677/nvidia-geforce-gtx-670m-device-removable-ejected-unplugged.html

What type of computer/server is this Tesla K80 GPU being used in?

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[quote]

Can you mention what program(s) you are trying to run that cause this error message to appear? Do the programs use CUDA at all?

It sounds like it may be a some sort of a driver issue:
http://www.tomsguide.com/answers/id-3061677/nvidia-geforce-gtx-670m-device-removable-ejected-unplugged.html

What type of computer/server is this Tesla K80 GPU being used in?[/quote

Almost to run any program on GPU, i have this problem. when i run a program the GPU starts normally, but after ~1 minute this error occurs and the GPU freezes. I upgrade my windows to 10 but the problem is not be resolved.

Motherboard= asus maximus viii hero

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Two things.

  1. If you haven’t done so already, you probably need to enable Above 4G decoding setting in your BIOS.

  2. Placing a fanless card like the K80 on a desktop environment is not a good idea as it will overheat once you start to actually use the card, assuming you are able to in the first place.

If you insist on such a configuration, you might want to look into a custom waterloop for the card (can be expensive) or at the very least some sort of jerry-rigging like this to cool the card:

[url]How to cool the nVidia Tesla K80 Cheaply - YouTube

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Yes, agreed. I didn’t realize you had the K80 in a non-qualified chassis configuration. I wouldn’t suggest filing a bug for this. Instead, put the K80 in a qualified server configuration.