NVIDIA CUDA-enabled products can help accelerate the most demanding tasks—from video and audio encoding to oil and gas exploration, product design, medical imaging, and scientific research. Many CUDA programs require at least 256 MB of memory attached to the GPU. Please check your system's specifications to ensure the GPU has enough memory to run CUDA programs.
CUDA ENABLED TESLA GPU COMPUTING PRODUCTS
CUDA Enabled Quadro Products
CUDA ENABLED NVS PRODUCTS
CUDA ENABLED GEFORCE PRODUCTS
*OEM-only products
- Product detail page on GeForce UK
How Do I know if I have CUDA?
(For Windows Users)
Question: How Do I Download the Latest NVIDIA Drivers?
Answer: 1. Run the NVIDIA Control Panel from Start -> Control Panel -> NVIDIA Control Panel (shortcut: right-click on your desktop and select NVIDIA Control Panel).
2. Select Help -> System Information and look at the "Graphics card information" section (on the Display tab) to see the list of GPUs in your system.
3. Confirm that at least one of the GPUs in your system is on the CUDA-enabled processors list.
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Question: How Do I Download the Latest NVIDIA Drivers?
Answer: Open a Windows Explorer window and confirm that the file nvcuda.dll was installed with your NVIDIA drivers in the C:\windows\system32 directory. If you have a CUDA-enabled GPU but do not have the nvcuda.dll file installed on your system, you can download the latest drivers with CUDA support from www.nvidia.co.uk/drivers.
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