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There are a number of very old threads on CUDA so I'm starting a new one rather than resurrecting an old one. Does anyone here have any experience setting up and developing in CUDA on a Windows platform? I know that there is a system that can be set up …

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I've been editing on a (windows based) desktop and now want and need to transition to notebook computers. I've been assured that notebook computers are now showing specs that can rival any desktop based system (if you have the $$$). Specially HP's Z-Book series which is built with video and …

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Hi everyone, I am writing some PDE code, and I am just starting to think about parallelizing it. The code is extremely parallelizable by both CUDA (at the lowest level) and regular threading at the higher level. Specifically, I am coding a matrix multiply, and the matrix is banded, so …

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HI I am trying to make a dll file that performs its tasks using CUDA library. Here is a simple version of my code: CUDADll.cu ` #include <iostream> #include "cuda.h" #include "cuda_runtime.h" #include "device_launch_parameters.h" __global__ void test(int a, int b, int* c) { *c = a+b; } extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) …

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Hi, I am implementing an applicaiton which uses CPU but having a problem about allocating in GPU memory. Above all, my work environment is Windows 7 Visual Studio 2010 NVIDIA Quadro NVS 290 (256MB) When I run a piece of CUDA code: cudaMemGetInfo(&freeMem, &totalMem); I get 256MB of total memory …

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I have heard you can efficiently use your GPU to do fast floating point calculations. This can be done using OpenGL but you may have to use the library in an unorthodox way or graphics card toolkits such as CUDA (by nVidia) which I guess is Graphics card specific. Does …

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I have heard you can efficiently use your GPU to do fast floating point calculations. This can be done using OpenGL but you may have to use the library in an unorthodox way or graphics card toolkits such as CUDA (by nVidia) which I guess is Graphics card specific. Does …

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