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Anyone tested this in GeForce 540M?
Updated NVIDIA CUDA 5.0 for Mac Released
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A little bit off topic, but does Cuda help with transcoding using Handbrake? I have just built a Customac and I am debating whether to get a discrete graphics card. I am going to be transcoding a large number DV tapes to H.264.
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New update!
CUDA 5.0.36 driver for MAC
... available at the link on the first post...
From Nvidia's website:
Known Issues
• There is a known issue in this release where forcing or allowing the system to go to sleep while running CUDA applications on 2012 MacBook Pro models with automatic graphics switching will cause a system crash (kernel panic). You can prevent the computer from automatically going to sleep by setting the Computer Sleep option slider to Never in the Energy Saver pane of the System Preferences.
• There is a known issue in this release where CUDA applications will not automatically engage the discrete GPU on 2012 MacBook Pro models with automatic graphics switching. To run CUDA applications, it is necessary to uncheck the Automatic Graphics Switching checkbox in the Energy Saver pane of the System Preferences.
Double -click on CUDADriver-5.0.36-macos.dmg
Click Continue on the CUDA 5.0 Installer Welcome screen
Click Continue after you read the License Agreement and then click Agree
Click Install on the Standard Install Screen. You will be required to enter an Administrator password
Once you see the Successful Installation screen, your install is complete. No restart is required
CUDA 5.0.36 driver for MAC
... available at the link on the first post...
From Nvidia's website:
Known Issues
• There is a known issue in this release where forcing or allowing the system to go to sleep while running CUDA applications on 2012 MacBook Pro models with automatic graphics switching will cause a system crash (kernel panic). You can prevent the computer from automatically going to sleep by setting the Computer Sleep option slider to Never in the Energy Saver pane of the System Preferences.
• There is a known issue in this release where CUDA applications will not automatically engage the discrete GPU on 2012 MacBook Pro models with automatic graphics switching. To run CUDA applications, it is necessary to uncheck the Automatic Graphics Switching checkbox in the Energy Saver pane of the System Preferences.
Double -click on CUDADriver-5.0.36-macos.dmg
Click Continue on the CUDA 5.0 Installer Welcome screen
Click Continue after you read the License Agreement and then click Agree
Click Install on the Standard Install Screen. You will be required to enter an Administrator password
Once you see the Successful Installation screen, your install is complete. No restart is required
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