> On 14. Feb 2019, at 08:19, Sujit Sarkar wrote:
>
> Dear gmx-users,
> Is Gromacs 2018.3 installation supported by Cuda 10.0 toolkit?
Yes.
Carsten
> Thanks,
> Sujit
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Dear gmx-users,
Is Gromacs 2018.3 installation supported by Cuda 10.0 toolkit?
Thanks,
Sujit
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Dear all
I want to obtain the change of RDFs for 1ns interval during simulation. My
simulation time is 200 ns. Since my simulation box is large, it's time
consuming. Is it possible to define a script to calculate RDFs one after
another? Let me rephrase my question. Can I select the groups, which
For what it is worth: on our AMD 2990wd 32 core, 2 x 2080ti we can run 100k
atoms at ~ 100ns/day NVT , ~ 150 ns/day NPT so 8 -10 days to get that
microsecond. I'm curious to learn what kind of results you might obtain
from Oak Ridge and if the cost/clock time analysis makes it worthwhile.
Paul
Does anyone have experience running GROMACS on GPU's on Oak Ridge National
Labs Titan or Summit machines, especially parallelization over multiple
GPUs? I'm looking at applying for allocations there, and am interested in
experiences that people have had. We're probably mostly looking at systems
in
Dear gromacs users
I have 20 residues length of peptide and it has some helix content. I have
done REMD (with lower temperature range 300K and upper temperature 450K) to
denature the helix. I gave desired exchange probability 0.25 and I got 30
temperature points and I did REMD simulations all 30
Dear all,
Any idea on my questions, please?
Mostafa;
Using gmx densmap first produce a .xpm file;
~> gmx densmap -f case.xtc -s case.tpr -n index.ndx -o case.xpm -unit nm-3
-bin 0.02
The case.xpm file is a matrix, one way provided by Gromacs to visualize a
matrix is to convert it to a eps file for