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== Verbs jobs == <!--T:16-->
== Verbs jobs == <!--T:16-->
NOTE: For NAMD 2.14, use OFI GPU on cedar and UCX GPU on other clusters. Instructions below apply only to NAMD versions 2.13 and 2.12.
These provisional instructions will be refined further once this configuration can be fully tested on the new clusters.
These provisional instructions will be refined further once this configuration can be fully tested on the new clusters.
This example uses 64 processes in total on 2 nodes, each node running 32 processes, thus fully utilizing its 32 cores.  This script assumes full nodes are used, thus <code>ntasks-per-node</code> should be 32 (on Graham).  For best performance, NAMD jobs should use full nodes.
This example uses 64 processes in total on 2 nodes, each node running 32 processes, thus fully utilizing its 32 cores.  This script assumes full nodes are used, thus <code>ntasks-per-node</code> should be 32 (on Graham).  For best performance, NAMD jobs should use full nodes.
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== UCX jobs == <!--T:42-->
== UCX jobs == <!--T:42-->
This example uses 80 processes in total on 2 nodes, each node running 40 processes, thus fully utilizing its 80 cores.  This script assumes full nodes are used, thus <code>ntasks-per-node</code> should be 40 (on Béluga).  For best performance, NAMD jobs should use full nodes.
This example uses 80 processes in total on 2 nodes, each node running 40 processes, thus fully utilizing its 80 cores.  This script assumes full nodes are used, thus <code>ntasks-per-node</code> should be 40 (on Béluga).  For best performance, NAMD jobs should use full nodes.
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