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| * **standard** | * **standard** | ||
| - | * The default queue. Contains the 26 standard compute nodes (at least 128GB RAM, at least 16 cores). No time limit. | + | * The default queue. Contains the 31 standard compute nodes (at least 128GB RAM, at least 16 cores). No time limit. |
| * **gpu** | * **gpu** | ||
| * Contains the GPU machines only. No time limit. node91 has two (old) Nvidia K20m GPUs. node94 has an Nvidia V100 with 32GB of RAM. | * Contains the GPU machines only. No time limit. node91 has two (old) Nvidia K20m GPUs. node94 has an Nvidia V100 with 32GB of RAM. | ||
| * **bigmem** | * **bigmem** | ||
| - | * Contains | + | * Contains big memory machines only (512GB or 768GB, 32 cores). No time limit. |
| * **short** | * **short** | ||
| * Contains all nodes, including gpu and bigmem, but has a 5 hour time limit, and jobs in this queue have a lower priority than jobs in the other queues. The short queue allows users with quick-running jobs to make use of all the cluster nodes without holding up users who need the special purpose (bigmem or gpu) nodes too much. | * Contains all nodes, including gpu and bigmem, but has a 5 hour time limit, and jobs in this queue have a lower priority than jobs in the other queues. The short queue allows users with quick-running jobs to make use of all the cluster nodes without holding up users who need the special purpose (bigmem or gpu) nodes too much. | ||
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