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Thanks for the suggestion. Yes, convertibles are probably the way to go in near future. Though the current Surface lineup, both tablet and book, don't fit my re
by maga 10y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Yes, convertibles are probably the way to go in near future. Though the current Surface lineup, both tablet and book, don't fit my requirements mainly due to the lack of Thunderbolt. I need a CUDA enabled graphic card to experiment with neural nets, trying to attach one to a tablet without Thuderbolt might prove futile at the moment. There are some convertibles coming out with Thunderbolt 3 right now, like Acer Switch and Dell XPS, though I'm not sure about their Core M. I guess I'll wait with upgrages until the specs for next Surface tablet become known.
- lmm 10y agoSounds like they intend for CUDA to be usable on the surface book and that it's possibly usable at present with some fiddling, just going by http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/forum/surfbook-surfdrivers/cuda-support-for-the-surface-book-with-discrete/e23eb530-0a04-4600-9c10-6f9aa35dfc54?page=2 http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/forum/surfbook-su... .