Nvidia CUDA

Dhiraj Patra - May 31 - - Dev Community

CUDA

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To install NVIDIA CUDA with your GeForce 940MX GPU and Intel Core i7 processor, follow these steps:

Verify GPU Compatibility: First, ensure that your GPU (GeForce 940MX) is supported by CUDA. According to the NVIDIA forums, the 940MX is indeed supported1. You can also check the official NVIDIA specifications for the GeForce 940MX, which confirms its CUDA support2.

System Requirements: To use CUDA on your system, you’ll need the following installed:

A CUDA-capable GPU (which you have)
A supported version of Windows (e.g., Windows 10, Windows 11)
NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit (available for download from the NVIDIA website3)
Download and Install CUDA Toolkit:

Visit the NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit download page and select the appropriate version for your system.
Follow the installation instructions provided on the page. Make sure to choose the correct version for your operating system.
Test the Installation: After installation, verify that CUDA is working correctly:

Open a command prompt or terminal.
Run the following command to check if CUDA is installed:
nvcc --version
If you see version information, CUDA is installed successfully.
Remember that CUDA enables parallel computing on GPUs, allowing you to harness their power for high-performance tasks. Good luck with your CUDA development! 😊

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