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Ran out of memory #83
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same here running into OOM issue for a multimer on an RTX4090 24GB |
I also suspect there is something with the data returned by the public Colab MMseq server. Tamarind Bio's Boltz server is seemingly running on a single L4 GPU and has no issue with any of the seqs above that I tested. I don't know what mmseq tool they use though. |
same OOM issue, I'm using version 0.3.0 which is supposed to resolve the memory issue..... It works when there are 2 input protein sequences, but failed on 3 input protein sequences.... |
We just released v0.3.2 which should address some of these issues. You can update with |
I just installed (24-12-18) via pip install the current version and I'm running into the same memory issue on a RTX 2080 Titan with 11 GB and a AMD Threadripper 64 GB. Protein A 427 aa, Protein B 135 aa , Protein C 109 aa Using only B & C I get 9.3 GB memory usage on the GPU and it works fine. Is that amount of memory used by this task normal? |
I tested the 0.3.0 with different sequences and GPU. In some cases I see
ran out of memory, skipping batch
issue. Here are the details:Command:
Input 1:
keytruda.yaml
:Input 2:
adalimumab.yaml
:input 3:
example_multimer_from_your_repo
:My feeling is that the main difference is in the GPU memory. e.g. growing from 24G to 80G does solve the OOM issue of some larger complexes. But the type of GPU (e.g. A10-24G vs L4-24G) might lead to different outcomes as well.
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