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You know you’re ancient when you find it odd to see a 1GB video card be labelled as “old”.
by 28304283409234 3y ago
You know you’re ancient when you find it odd to see a 1GB video card be labelled as “old”.
- vkaku 3y agoIt was a fun video experiment, I wanted to actually see if a low-power semi-modern PCIe card (2.0 x16) with HDMI would actually work on a slot 478 motherboard with PCIe 1.0 x16. It works rather well and can run OpenCL 1.2 applications. Apparently CUDA v6.5 can run on Windows XP 32-bit as well. I intend to try this on a GeForce 730 I have saved from before (PCIe 3.0 x16). Incidentally, the first Graphics Card I had was a 32MB RIVA TNT2. Do not have that working card anymore. :-)
- vkaku 3y agoCorrection: Geforce (GT) 730 is PCIe 2.0 (Fermi or Kepler). Mine is Kepler. It works fine, I can CUDA+ run a few other things quite well.