Tell NEURAX your machine

Measured, priced: the figures become this machine's.

1Open the machine button in the toolbar (your processor, its free memory). Where this runs checks what the design needs against what the machine has; open the full report.
2Press Measure this machine: in a few seconds NEURAX measures what your processor really sustains, and what PyTorch itself costs a training step on it, and keeps both.
3Give your electricity price and your grid's carbon intensity, then Done. Without them, cost and CO₂ stay *unknown* — never zero.

Where this runs: what the design needs against what this machine has — 1 — the full hardware report, where the machine is measured and priced.

The machine measured: sustained throughput and the numeric precision — 1 — measured here: what an ordinary kernel sustains on this processor, a prudent figure. 2 — the precision the run trains at: it changes all the memory.

The electricity price and the grid carbon intensity fields — 1 — what a kilowatt-hour costs you. 2 — what it emits where you are. With both, every run has a cost and a footprint.

Page 6 of 33. This guide is in English for now. It is the same guide that is built into the NEURAX desktop app (the ? button, or F1). Found a mistake? Tell us.