CUDA Drivers - 11.1.3

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Ray Tragesser

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CUDA Drivers - 11.1.3

PostThu Jan 15, 2015 8:13 pm

Does the latest version of Resolve 11.1.3 still install CUDA drivers by default? Since I am on a Mac with D700's I am looking to avoid the CUDA.

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Re: CUDA Drivers - 11.1.3

PostThu Jan 15, 2015 9:27 pm

No it does not.
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Re: CUDA Drivers - 11.1.3

PostFri Jan 16, 2015 12:06 am

i am so confused about this...should we have CUDA installed with the new mac pro D700 or not? i remember doing running some tests and getting slightly better results with CUDA....but that makes no sense? or does it?
what is the official work from black magic and or apple?
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Re: CUDA Drivers - 11.1.3

PostFri Jan 16, 2015 5:19 am

To put it in simple terms: CUDA is a technology made by Nvidia for nvidia cards only and requires physical cuda cores on the card. Opencl is a similar concept (by that I mean it utilizes the GPU for compute) to cuda but it is open source it works with any GPU that supports it. No extra hardware cores required. The D700/500/300 are made by AMD so you don't need to install CUDA. Even if you did davinci wouldn't be able to use it.

TL;DR No you don't need to install cuda with the Dxxx cards in the Mac pro

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