ETCG: Energy-Aware CPU Thread Throttling for CPU-GPU Collaborative Environments

Tiago Knorst, M. Jordan, Arthur F. Lorenzen, M. B. Rutzig, Antonio Carlos Schneider Beck
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High-Performance computing systems have been constantly adopting CPU-GPU architectures as a collaborative environment to accelerate applications by partitioning threads/kernels execution across both devices. However, exploiting the synergetic benefits of this system is challenging, since maximizing resource utilization by triggering the highest number threads is not always the best strategy to optimize performance or energy consumption. This work shows that selecting the right number of CPU threads in a CPU-GPU collaborative environment is even trickier. To address this problem, we propose ETCG - Energy-aware CPU Thread throttling for CPU-GPU collaborative environments. ETCG transparently selects a near-optimal number of CPU threads to minimize the energy-delay product (EDP) of CPU-GPU applications. Compared to the use of the maximum number of threads supported by the hardware, ETCG provides, on average, 73% of EDP reduction. In addition, ETCG shows, on average, 3% less EDP by just taking 5% of searching time compared to the optimal solution.
ETCG:用于CPU- gpu协作环境的能量感知CPU线程节流
高性能计算系统一直在不断采用CPU-GPU架构作为协作环境,通过在两个设备上划分线程/内核执行来加速应用程序。然而,利用这个系统的协同优势是具有挑战性的,因为通过触发最多数量的线程来最大化资源利用率并不总是优化性能或能耗的最佳策略。这项工作表明,在CPU- gpu协作环境中选择正确数量的CPU线程甚至更加棘手。为了解决这个问题,我们提出了用于CPU- gpu协作环境的ETCG -能量感知CPU线程节流。ETCG透明地选择接近最优数量的CPU线程,以最小化CPU- gpu应用程序的能量延迟产品(EDP)。与使用硬件支持的最大线程数相比,ETCG平均减少了73%的EDP。此外,与最优解相比,ETCG平均只需花费5%的搜索时间,EDP就减少了3%。
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