test_gpu_scripts/modules/gpu_specs.py

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"""GPU specifications database for NVIDIA datacenter GPUs."""
import os
import shutil
import subprocess
from typing import List, Optional
# GPU name patterns -> internal key mapping
# Order matters: longer/more-specific patterns must come before shorter ones.
GPU_NAME_PATTERNS = {
"A100": "a100",
"A800": "a800",
"H100": "h100",
"H800": "h800", # H800 = H100 SXM with NVLink halved (400 GB/s) and FP64 restricted
"H200": "h200",
"H20": "h20", # H20 / H20-3e is the China-compliance export variant, REDUCED peaks
"B200": "b200",
"B300": "b300",
}
# Specs database — ALL values are DENSE (non-sparse) TFLOPS
GPU_SPECS = {
"h100": {
# Peaks below are NVIDIA marketing dense peaks (theoretical Tensor Core max).
# `compute_pass_thresholds_tflops` carries the absolute PASS thresholds used
# by report.py — decoupled from peaks so marketing-spec changes (dense vs
# sparse vs FP8-sparsity) don't shift the validation bar.
"full_name": "NVIDIA H100 SXM5",
"architecture": "Hopper",
"compute_capability": 9.0,
"hbm_capacity_gb": 80,
"hbm_type": "HBM3",
"memory_bandwidth_gbps": 3400, # GB/s (3.4 TB/s)
"fp32_tflops": 67,
"tf32_tflops": 495, # dense (989 sparse)
"fp16_tflops": 990, # dense (1979 sparse w/ 2:4)
"bf16_tflops": 990, # dense
"fp8_tflops": 1979, # dense
"compute_pass_thresholds_tflops": {
# Recalibrated 2026-05-25 to the H100 eager-cuBLAS achievable floor (each
# threshold ~2-4% below the sustained value measured across 16 GPUs via the
# MAMF shape sweep: fp32 ~52 / tf32 ~405 / fp16 ~732-748 / bf16 ~747-758 /
# fp8 ~1248-1271). The old marketing/MAMF-derived values (fp32 54, tf32 444,
# fp16 734, bf16 745, fp8 1400) sat ON or ABOVE what PyTorch cuBLAS reaches
# on H100, so healthy cards flaked to WARN/FAIL. fp8 1400 in particular was
# an H200/rowwise-scaling figure; H100 tensorwise _scaled_mm tops out ~1310.
"fp32": 50, "tf32": 385, "fp16": 720, "bf16": 730, "fp8": 1200,
# FP64 63 / INT8 1536 — listed for documentation; benchmark module
# doesn't currently exercise these dtypes.
},
"tdp_watts": 700,
"nvlink_gen": 4,
"nvlink_bandwidth_gbps": 900, # bidirectional
"pcie_gen": 5,
"min_driver_version": "535",
"min_cuda_version": "12.1",
},
"h200": {
"full_name": "NVIDIA H200 SXM",
"architecture": "Hopper",
"compute_capability": 9.0,
"hbm_capacity_gb": 141,
"hbm_type": "HBM3e",
"memory_bandwidth_gbps": 4800, # GB/s (4.8 TB/s) — THIS IS THE CORRECT VALUE, NOT 989!
"fp32_tflops": 67,
"tf32_tflops": 495, # dense
"fp16_tflops": 990, # dense
"bf16_tflops": 990, # dense
"fp8_tflops": 1979, # dense
# PASS thresholds aligned with H200_production_acceptance.md v2 (2026-05-21):
# calibrated against Semianalysis & stas00 MAMF — H200 shares H100 SMs so
# achievable TFLOPS in PyTorch is in the same band.
"compute_pass_thresholds_tflops": {
"fp32": 50, "tf32": 400, "fp16": 720, "bf16": 720, "fp8": 1400,
},
"tdp_watts": 700,
"nvlink_gen": 4,
"nvlink_bandwidth_gbps": 900,
"pcie_gen": 5,
"min_driver_version": "545",
"min_cuda_version": "12.4",
},
"h800": {
# H800 = China-compliance export variant of H100 SXM5. SAME chip / SMs /
# clocks / HBM as H100 SXM5 — Tensor Core peaks (FP16 / BF16 / FP8 / TF32 /
# FP32) are identical to H100. Two restrictions vs H100:
# 1. NVLink bandwidth halved: 400 GB/s bidirectional (vs H100 900 GB/s)
# 2. FP64 throughput severely cut to ~1 TFLOPS (vs H100 34/67 TFLOPS)
# All other interfaces (PCIe Gen5, NVSwitch, HBM3 80GB @ 3.35 TB/s) match H100.
# NCCL multi-GPU thresholds MUST be downscaled because NVLink BW is halved.
"full_name": "NVIDIA H800 SXM5",
"architecture": "Hopper",
"compute_capability": 9.0,
"hbm_capacity_gb": 80,
"hbm_type": "HBM3",
"memory_bandwidth_gbps": 3350, # GB/s (3.35 TB/s) — same as H100 SXM
"fp32_tflops": 67,
"tf32_tflops": 495, # dense (same as H100)
"fp16_tflops": 990, # dense (same as H100)
"bf16_tflops": 990, # dense (same as H100)
"fp8_tflops": 1979, # dense (same as H100)
# Tensor Core peaks identical to H100, so PASS thresholds match v2 calibration.
# FP64 deliberately NOT listed — H800 is restricted to ~1 TFLOPS FP64 and
# is not a valid HPC target dtype.
"compute_pass_thresholds_tflops": {
"fp32": 50, "tf32": 400, "fp16": 720, "bf16": 720, "fp8": 1400,
},
"tdp_watts": 700,
"nvlink_gen": 4,
"nvlink_bandwidth_gbps": 400, # bidirectional — HALF of H100 (export restriction)
"pcie_gen": 5,
"min_driver_version": "535",
"min_cuda_version": "12.1",
},
"h20": {
# China-compliance export variant of H200 (reported as "H20" / "H20-3e" by nvidia-smi).
# Same silicon family / HBM as H200, but Tensor Core peaks are throttled.
# Peaks below are sourced from supplier / NVIDIA China and confirmed against
# measured throughput on 8x H20-3e (FP16 ~741, BF16 ~770, FP8 ~1328 TFLOPS).
"full_name": "NVIDIA H20 / H20-3e",
"architecture": "Hopper",
"compute_capability": 9.0,
"hbm_capacity_gb": 141,
"hbm_type": "HBM3e",
"memory_bandwidth_gbps": 4800,
"fp32_tflops": 54, # China spec (matches measured ~51-52)
"tf32_tflops": 372, # ~75% of H200 (matches measured ~362)
"fp16_tflops": 744, # dense, China spec
"bf16_tflops": 739, # dense, China spec
"fp8_tflops": 1420, # dense, China spec
"tdp_watts": 700,
"nvlink_gen": 4,
"nvlink_bandwidth_gbps": 900,
"pcie_gen": 5,
"min_driver_version": "535",
"min_cuda_version": "12.1",
},
"b200": {
"full_name": "NVIDIA B200 SXM",
"architecture": "Blackwell",
"compute_capability": 10.0,
"hbm_capacity_gb": 180,
"hbm_type": "HBM3e",
"memory_bandwidth_gbps": 8000, # GB/s (8 TB/s)
"fp32_tflops": 90,
"tf32_tflops": 1125, # dense
"fp16_tflops": 2250, # dense
"bf16_tflops": 2250, # dense
"fp8_tflops": 4500, # dense
"tdp_watts": 1000,
"nvlink_gen": 5,
"nvlink_bandwidth_gbps": 1800,
"pcie_gen": 5,
"min_driver_version": "550",
"min_cuda_version": "12.4",
},
"a100": {
"full_name": "NVIDIA A100 SXM",
"architecture": "Ampere",
"compute_capability": 8.0,
"hbm_capacity_gb": 80,
"hbm_type": "HBM2e",
"memory_bandwidth_gbps": 2039, # GB/s (~2.0 TB/s)
"fp32_tflops": 19.5,
"tf32_tflops": 156, # dense
"fp16_tflops": 312, # dense
"bf16_tflops": 312, # dense
"fp8_tflops": 0, # Ampere has no FP8
"tdp_watts": 400,
"nvlink_gen": 3,
"nvlink_bandwidth_gbps": 600, # bidirectional
"pcie_gen": 4,
"min_driver_version": "470",
"min_cuda_version": "11.0",
},
"a800": {
"full_name": "NVIDIA A800 SXM",
"architecture": "Ampere",
"compute_capability": 8.0,
"hbm_capacity_gb": 80,
"hbm_type": "HBM2e",
"memory_bandwidth_gbps": 2039, # GB/s (~2.0 TB/s)
"fp32_tflops": 19.5,
"tf32_tflops": 156, # dense
"fp16_tflops": 312, # dense
"bf16_tflops": 312, # dense
"fp8_tflops": 0, # Ampere has no FP8
"tdp_watts": 400,
"nvlink_gen": 3,
"nvlink_bandwidth_gbps": 600, # bidirectional (NVLink 3, limited vs A100)
"pcie_gen": 4,
"min_driver_version": "470",
"min_cuda_version": "11.0",
},
"b300": {
"full_name": "NVIDIA B300 SXM (Blackwell Ultra)",
"architecture": "Blackwell Ultra",
"compute_capability": 10.0,
"hbm_capacity_gb": 288,
"hbm_type": "HBM3e",
"memory_bandwidth_gbps": 8000, # GB/s (8 TB/s)
"fp32_tflops": 125,
"tf32_tflops": 1750, # dense (estimated)
"fp16_tflops": 3500, # dense
"bf16_tflops": 3500, # dense
"fp8_tflops": 7000, # dense
"tdp_watts": 1200,
"nvlink_gen": 5,
"nvlink_bandwidth_gbps": 1800,
"pcie_gen": 5,
"min_driver_version": "550",
"min_cuda_version": "12.4",
},
}
# Fallback for unknown / unsupported GPUs
_UNKNOWN_SPECS = {
"full_name": "Unknown GPU",
"architecture": "unknown",
"compute_capability": 0.0,
"hbm_capacity_gb": 0,
"hbm_type": "unknown",
"memory_bandwidth_gbps": 0,
"fp32_tflops": 0,
"tf32_tflops": 0,
"fp16_tflops": 0,
"bf16_tflops": 0,
"fp8_tflops": 0,
"compute_pass_thresholds_tflops": {}, # empty => report.py falls back to 80% of peak
"tdp_watts": 700,
"nvlink_gen": 0,
"nvlink_bandwidth_gbps": 0,
"pcie_gen": 0,
"min_driver_version": "",
"min_cuda_version": "",
}
def detect_gpu_type() -> str:
"""Detect GPU type via nvidia-smi and return the internal key (e.g. 'h200').
Returns 'unknown' if nvidia-smi is unavailable or the GPU is not recognized.
"""
nvidia_smi = shutil.which("nvidia-smi")
if not nvidia_smi:
return "unknown"
try:
r = subprocess.run(
[nvidia_smi, "--query-gpu=name", "--format=csv,noheader"],
capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=10,
)
if r.returncode != 0:
return "unknown"
first_line = r.stdout.strip().splitlines()[0].strip().upper()
# Iterate longest-pattern-first so "H200" doesn't get matched by "H20".
for pattern, key in sorted(GPU_NAME_PATTERNS.items(), key=lambda kv: -len(kv[0])):
if pattern in first_line:
return key
return "unknown"
except (subprocess.TimeoutExpired, FileNotFoundError, OSError):
return "unknown"
def get_gpu_specs(gpu_type: str = None) -> dict:
"""Return specs dict for the given gpu_type, auto-detecting if None.
Returns a minimal 'unknown' fallback dict with zero peaks for unsupported GPUs.
"""
if gpu_type is None:
gpu_type = detect_gpu_type()
return GPU_SPECS.get(gpu_type, dict(_UNKNOWN_SPECS))
def get_supported_gpus() -> list:
"""Return list of supported GPU type keys."""
return list(GPU_SPECS.keys())
def get_gpu_label(gpu_type: str) -> str:
"""Return a short human-readable label like 'H200 SXM' for display in tables."""
specs = GPU_SPECS.get(gpu_type)
if specs:
full = specs["full_name"]
# Strip the "NVIDIA " prefix for display
return full.replace("NVIDIA ", "")
return "Unknown GPU"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Tools path resolution
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def resolve_tools_dir(config: dict) -> str:
"""Resolve tools installation directory with smart fallback.
Priority: GPU_TOOLS_DIR env > config value > /opt/gpu-test-tools > /tmp/gpu-test-tools
"""
# 1. Env var override
env_dir = os.environ.get("GPU_TOOLS_DIR")
if env_dir:
return env_dir
# 2. Config value if explicitly set
cfg_dir = config.get("tools", {}).get("install_dir", "")
if cfg_dir:
return cfg_dir
# 3. /opt/gpu-test-tools if it already exists or /opt is writable
default = "/opt/gpu-test-tools"
if os.path.isdir(default) or os.access("/opt", os.W_OK):
return default
# 4. Fallback to /tmp
return "/tmp/gpu-test-tools"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Driver / CUDA compatibility validation
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def _query_nvidia_smi(field: str) -> Optional[str]:
"""Query a single nvidia-smi field, return value string or None."""
nvidia_smi = shutil.which("nvidia-smi")
if not nvidia_smi:
return None
try:
r = subprocess.run(
[nvidia_smi, f"--query-gpu={field}", "--format=csv,noheader,nounits"],
capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=10,
)
if r.returncode == 0 and r.stdout.strip():
return r.stdout.strip().splitlines()[0].strip()
except (subprocess.TimeoutExpired, FileNotFoundError, OSError):
pass
return None
def _version_lt(actual: str, minimum: str) -> bool:
"""Return True if actual version < minimum (numeric dotted comparison)."""
def to_tuple(v: str):
parts = []
for p in v.split("."):
try:
parts.append(int(p))
except ValueError:
break
return tuple(parts) if parts else (0,)
return to_tuple(actual) < to_tuple(minimum)
def validate_driver_compatibility(gpu_type: str) -> List[str]:
"""Check if current driver/CUDA meets minimum requirements for the detected GPU.
Returns a list of warning strings (empty if everything is fine).
"""
specs = get_gpu_specs(gpu_type)
warnings: List[str] = []
min_driver = specs.get("min_driver_version", "")
min_cuda = specs.get("min_cuda_version", "")
if not min_driver and not min_cuda:
return warnings
actual_driver = _query_nvidia_smi("driver_version")
# nvidia-smi reports the highest CUDA version supported by the driver
actual_cuda = _query_nvidia_smi("cuda_version")
gpu_label = get_gpu_label(gpu_type)
if actual_driver and min_driver and _version_lt(actual_driver, min_driver):
warnings.append(
f"Driver {actual_driver} < minimum {min_driver} required for {gpu_label}"
)
if actual_cuda and min_cuda and _version_lt(actual_cuda, min_cuda):
warnings.append(
f"CUDA {actual_cuda} < minimum {min_cuda} required for {gpu_label}"
)
return warnings