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- Real Name: Matt Peberdy
Tue May 01, 2018 7:06 pm
Hi Guys
I'm running El Capitan on a Mac Pro (Early 2008 8 core, 32g ram) with a Nvidia GTX780, which I've been told is 3.5 on the CUDA scale of compute power. When launching Resolve 14 I am told that Davinci can not find CUDA enabled graphics card. I have also been informed Resolve 14 requires 3.0 CUDA compute power, so should work.
I am using the very latest driver update for the GTX780 from Nvidia, release date 04/18, CUDA 387.178, GPU Driver Version 346.03.15f13. I am getting a message saying update required, although this the latest I can find.
Anyone experience anything similar? Davinci without CUDA sucks.
Thanks
Matt
I'm running El Capitan on a Mac Pro (Early 2008 8 core, 32g ram) with a Nvidia GTX780, which I've been told is 3.5 on the CUDA scale of compute power. When launching Resolve 14 I am told that Davinci can not find CUDA enabled graphics card. I have also been informed Resolve 14 requires 3.0 CUDA compute power, so should work.
I am using the very latest driver update for the GTX780 from Nvidia, release date 04/18, CUDA 387.178, GPU Driver Version 346.03.15f13. I am getting a message saying update required, although this the latest I can find.
Anyone experience anything similar? Davinci without CUDA sucks.
Thanks
Matt
