09-19-2019, 09:44 AM
Hello,
I was wondering wether it is possible to use CUDA and OpenCL side-by-side on two different GPUs. Let's say, I have an NVIDIA GPU and an AMD one in my system and I would like two utilize both of them at the same time. Would that be possible?
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Background info:
Why not just use OpenCL on both: The system is a Jetson Xavier for which only CUDA support is available. The dev-kit, however, has a PCIe slot, which I plan to plug another GPU into. Problem is that NVIDA does not provide aarch64 drivers for their GTX cards (or any GPUs I guess) which leaves me with the only option of using a RADEON. RADEON, of course, has no CUDA support and that's where OpenCL comes into play. In order to use the internal Volta GPU as well as the external RADEON GPU I would need to run CUDA and OpenCL side-by-side.
I was wondering wether it is possible to use CUDA and OpenCL side-by-side on two different GPUs. Let's say, I have an NVIDIA GPU and an AMD one in my system and I would like two utilize both of them at the same time. Would that be possible?
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Background info:
Why not just use OpenCL on both: The system is a Jetson Xavier for which only CUDA support is available. The dev-kit, however, has a PCIe slot, which I plan to plug another GPU into. Problem is that NVIDA does not provide aarch64 drivers for their GTX cards (or any GPUs I guess) which leaves me with the only option of using a RADEON. RADEON, of course, has no CUDA support and that's where OpenCL comes into play. In order to use the internal Volta GPU as well as the external RADEON GPU I would need to run CUDA and OpenCL side-by-side.