MATLAB couldn't find my gpu any more
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I have got a GTX 560.(win7_64, MATLAB 2012a,cuda 4.2, vs2010, windows sdks 7.1) Two days ago, i run some short and simple codes(eg: gpuDevice, gpuArray, gather) for test, and it's all right then. Then i downloaded the nvmex.m, and compiled a few .cu files. But now, something has really astonished me: when i run gpuDevice again, it tells me: Error using gpuDevice (line 26) No supported GPU device was found on this computer. To learn more about supported GPU devices, see www.mathworks.com/gpudevice.
the ans to gpuDeviceCount is 0.
How could it be that?
PS: as i am a new hand in programming, a detaied answer will be totally be appreciated. Thank you
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Edric Ellis
on 16 Aug 2012
Firstly, I don't know of any good reason why installing nvmex should have any effect on whether the GPU stuff works in MATLAB.
That specific error message implies that we could communicate with the CUDA driver OK, but that the driver told us there were no GPUs we could use. One thought is that something similar can happen if you attempt to use a (non-Tesla) GPU when connected through Windows Remote Desktop - are you doing that?
One other useful piece of information would be: what's the output of running
parallel.internal.gpu.CUDADriverVersion
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Jason Ross
on 16 Oct 2012
Edited: Jason Ross
on 16 Oct 2012
Use VNC instead of Remote Desktop. Depending on the GPU, the driver can only be loaded in WDDM mode or TCC mode. If you can't use TCC mode, the GPU becomes unavailable using RD.
Rohit
on 27 Aug 2013
Hi - I am having similar issues with GPU and remote desktop. As suggested by Jason I installed VNC, but Matlab still refuses to identify my GPU. Any help will be helpful.
Rohit
on 27 Aug 2013
Hi - I am having similar issues with GPU and remote desktop. As suggested by Jason I installed VNC, but Matlab still refuses to identify my GPU. Any help will be helpful.
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