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Show HN: PantheonGPU – GPU health testing and AI workload benchmarking
Pantheon tests GPU compute, memory, cache, interconnect, and power behavior. Run focused workloads, capture telemetry, and keep the results for comparison.
The Debian package is the simplest installation path for Ubuntu and Debian systems.
Then install the compiler for your GPU platform. You only need one:
Pantheon automatically detects CUDA, ROCm/HIP, or mock mode. Run the pantheon
command directly; you do not need to pass --platform cuda.
The native package command above removes Pantheon's package-managed files.
To also remove runtime-created files and the current user's compiled workload
cache, or to remove a portable installation on RHEL, Fedora, Rocky Linux,
AlmaLinux, or another Linux distribution, run:
This leaves CUDA, ROCm, system compilers, and benchmark reports stored outside
Pantheon's installation and cache directories untouched.
The release bundle contains the Debian package and an install.sh helper for
RHEL-family and other Linux distributions.
On RHEL-family and other Linux systems, install the portable bundle with
sudo ./install.sh. Remove that installation with:
Use the complete-removal command above if you also want to clear the
current user's compiled workload cache.
First-run workload builds are cached under
${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/pantheongpu/builds/.
Set PANTHEON_BUILD_CACHE_DIR to choose another writable cache directory.