Fix front-end bandwidth unit: Mbps → Gbps in ND GB200-v6 and ND GB300-v6 series#460
Fix front-end bandwidth unit: Mbps → Gbps in ND GB200-v6 and ND GB300-v6 series#460Aleda wants to merge 1 commit into
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The Network tables for ND GB200-v6 and ND GB300-v6 list Max Front-end Bandwidth with unit (Mbps) while the value 160 refers to Gbps, consistent with comparable HPC/GPU SKUs and the Scale-Up/Scale-Out columns in the same tables. Update the column header unit only; values are unchanged.
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Summary
The Network spec tables in
nd-gb300-v6-series.mdandnd-gb200-v6-series.mdlabel the front-end bandwidth column asMax Front-end Bandwidth (Mbps)with a value of160. The unit is incorrect — it should be Gbps.Why
Gbps/TBpsand Scale-Out inGbps/TBps. A front-end NIC at 160 Mbps (~0.005% of the scale-out fabric) is internally inconsistent for this class of HPC/GPU VM.Change
Column header only; values are unchanged.
nd-gb300-v6-series.mdMax Front-end Bandwidth (Mbps)Max Front-end Bandwidth (Gbps)nd-gb200-v6-series.mdMax Front-end Bandwidth (Mbps)Max Front-end Bandwidth (Gbps)If the intended bandwidth for this VM family is something other than 160 Gbps, please advise and I can adjust the value as well.