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CUDA support is pretty critical for a lot of media production. I'm thankful that official support is here. The downside is a Mac Pro looks like a rats nest of
by imagetic 9y ago
CUDA support is pretty critical for a lot of media production. I'm thankful that official support is here. The downside is a Mac Pro looks like a rats nest of cables with external video I/O cards, 10GbE cards, eGPus. It's a much larger physical footprint than a tower with a lot more technical troubleshooting resulting in making sure a crappy thunderbolt 2 cable is seated correctly.
- waynecochran 9y agoSo nVidia cards are indeed supported?
- opencl 9y agoNVIDIA cards and thus CUDA are still not officially supported.
- waynecochran 9y agoI have a older MacBook with an nVidia card specifically for CUDA development. I get my drivers from nVidia. Could this work the same way?
- opencl 9y agoYes, external NVIDIA GPUs already work this way and will continue to do so. This announcement is about official support which only applies to a few specific configurations. The only GPUs supported are Polaris/Vega and the only Macs supported are 2016+ MBPs, 2017+ iMacs, and the iMac Pro. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208544 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208544
- chrisper 9y agoCan one not use a docking station and hide all the stuff?