CUDA: Difference between revisions
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Added a brief Driver Installation section, as it may be unclear to newer users whether or not they need to configure CUDA separately. |
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{{tip|1='''Data center GPUs''': Note that you may need to adjust your driver version to use "data center" GPUs like V100/A100s. See [https://discourse.nixos.org/t/how-to-use-nvidia-v100-a100-gpus/17754 this thread] for more info.}} | {{tip|1='''Data center GPUs''': Note that you may need to adjust your driver version to use "data center" GPUs like V100/A100s. See [https://discourse.nixos.org/t/how-to-use-nvidia-v100-a100-gpus/17754 this thread] for more info.}} | ||
== Driver Installation == | |||
Assuming you've followed the [[NVIDIA]] page correctly, and have a CUDA compatible GPU, you shouldn't need to do any further configuration. You can confirm your CUDA version by running the following command in your terminal. | |||
{{code|lang=sh|line=no|<nowiki>nvidia-smi | grep CUDA</nowiki>}} | |||
== <code>cudatoolkit</code>, <code>cudnn</code>, and related packages == | == <code>cudatoolkit</code>, <code>cudnn</code>, and related packages == | ||