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For Blender, you must carefully read requirements of your software. Unfortunately, only NN software are more or less standardized, so in many cases, you could
by simne 3y ago
For Blender, you must carefully read requirements of your software.
Unfortunately, only NN software are more or less standardized, so in many cases, you could choose best fit for your pocket, but all other could be tightly coupled not even to one brand, but to one model. For example, I've seen some software which work in Nvidia-960; I'm not sure about 1060; it don't work on 2060 (for some reason, developers avoid this series).
- simne 3y agoAlso remember, Nvidia prohibited to virtualize their hardware for all gaming cards (only professional lines allowed), even pushed virtual machines vendors to extract support of Nvidia gaming cards (for example, Xen have official statement on this). But AMD and Intel does not follow Nvidia in this controversy, and all their officially supported cards could work under virtual environment. This is not unbreakable issue, for example could use old drivers or from independent open source, but in some cases this could be very annoying.