NVIDIA release OpenCL GPU drivers for Linux and Windows
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NVIDIA have released certified OpenCL drivers for Windows and Linux, after passing conformance tests at Khronos in June. The Windows version is available for XP, Vista and 7, both 32- and 64-bit in all cases, and is tagged 190.89 for driver version number spotters.
The Linux one is 190.29 and is available for 32- and 64-bit just like the Windows version. Both OSes get support for the visual profiler, and any CUDA-capable GPU is an OpenCL compatible one, from G80 all the way up, and including Tesla T10-powered hardware in the compute space too.
You can get everything you need to get started on NVIDIA's OpenCL download page, and their OpenCL pages in general are a reasonable jump off point for OpenCL in general, taking you to Khronos, samples and what have you with just a couple of clicks.
And thus starts my tools dev for our OpenCL testing suite.
The Linux one is 190.29 and is available for 32- and 64-bit just like the Windows version. Both OSes get support for the visual profiler, and any CUDA-capable GPU is an OpenCL compatible one, from G80 all the way up, and including Tesla T10-powered hardware in the compute space too.
You can get everything you need to get started on NVIDIA's OpenCL download page, and their OpenCL pages in general are a reasonable jump off point for OpenCL in general, taking you to Khronos, samples and what have you with just a couple of clicks.
And thus starts my tools dev for our OpenCL testing suite.
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