CUDA and OpenCL not working

[jmenco]

Hi Guys,

I'm in desperate need of some help here. I just installed ML 10.8 and stuff is working just fine!

I'm running it on a

Gigabyte x58-ud5 F13 rev 1.0
i7 920 @ 3.8 ghz
12 GB 1600 mhz DDR3
EVGA gtx480 1500mb
120GB SSD

I had some trouble, as did some other people, with completing a multibeast install so I used an old Lion Custombeast, which worked and then ran MB 4.6.1 to update Chimera.

Now the only two things I can't get working are CUDA and OpenCL. I need them both since I edit a ****load of video.

OpenCL enabler in Multibeast causes a kernel panic. GPU sniffer is currently telling me: (see screenshot)

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CUDA installer tells me: (see screenshot)
CUDA does however install the prefpane and framework but it doesn't work (Cuda-z says no CUDA!). I already tried renaming the file in the framework to no avail.

And the Nvidia Quadro driver says I don't need to install because I already have the latest drivers and the shuts down.

Can some bright mind please help me solve this problem ?!! I want OpenCL and CUDA!!! Thanks guys!

 

[jmenco]

one vital piece of information I forgot to share with you is that the Custombeast I used to install ML was set up for a GTX260.
I know absolutely nothing about dsdt's but could it be that because the gtx260 is in the dsdt that my opencl and Cuda aren't working?

 

[rasterX]

MB 4.6.1's patch for OpenCL kernel panic'ed my system also, but I got OpenCL following Baoren's patch in this thread, 5th post:
http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/61367-opencl-problem-my-gtx-560-ti-mountain-lion.html

In your GPUSniffer output, you may have forgot to add the GPU name to opencl_supported_cards.txt (in addition to cuda_supported_cards.txt). Sorry, can't help you on CUDA installation failure, I just installed version 5.0.17 on a similar Fermi-based system, and the Premiere Mercury playback and accelerated filters are working:

 

[jmenco]

Thanks for the reply. Luckily I already fixed it though

I reinstalled ML and used multibeast without opencl enabler. This time I could install CUDA and I think openCL is working because I can run Lexmark...