GPU Computing

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Jeremy
Jeremy on 2 Feb 2011
I just tried running the following code:
N = 6;
M = magic(N);
G = gpuArray(M);
??? Error using ==> gpuArray at 28
An error occurred during: setting up the CUDA device. The CUDA error was: (Unknown code: 10100).
And I got the above error and am not sure why.
I'm running Mac OSX 10.6.6 on a Macbook Pro, Matlab 2010_b, an NVIDIA gpu ( Chipset Model: NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M Type: GPU Bus: PCIe PCIe Lane Width: x16 VRAM (Total): 512 MB )
and I just downloaded CUDA Driver Version: 3.2.17 and installed it.
Any suggestions?

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Edric Ellis
Edric Ellis on 3 Feb 2011
Unfortunately, that GPU is compute capability 1.2, and Parallel Computing Toolbox requires GPUs with compute capability 1.3 and above. (I'm not sure quite why you're getting such a cryptic error message though). There's a post over on the newsgroup explaining why 1.3 is required:

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Jeremy
Jeremy on 4 Feb 2011
How do I find the compute power of my (and other) GPU(s)? I tried searching online to no avail and I wasn't sure where to look in my hardware specs.
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 20 Feb 2011
Thanks, Mark. I see that the Quadro 4800 is also available in the Apple store. Neither are configurable in the configure-your-own system (at least not for Canada), so it appears you have to buy the ATI and then add the NVIDIA as a separate purchase.
The ads and press releases from other years show the Quadro 4500 and 5400 as previously having been available for the G5 and Mac Pro as build-to-order options.
Mark Shore
Mark Shore on 21 Feb 2011
I just noticed Jeremy had a question there. You can find the compute capabilities of different GPUs here:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda_gpus.html

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Denis Zhegalin
Denis Zhegalin on 17 Feb 2011
Hello, I've got the same error.
??? Error using ==> feval An error occurred during: setting up the CUDA device. The CUDA error was: (Unknown code: 10100)
I have two teslas c2050 + quadro for OS purposes. What to test ?
One remark, I use remote desktop access.
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Petter
Petter on 20 Feb 2011
You cannot use the GPU via remote desktop access.

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Najeeb Ahmad
Najeeb Ahmad on 3 Mar 2011
I have TESLA C1060 (as compute only non-graphic device) and getting same error in MATLAB. What should I do???
Note: Using TELSA 263.06 WHQL driver (has TCC capability but I didn't find nvidia-smi.exe to exclusively switch it into TCC mode).
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Jason Ross
Jason Ross on 3 Mar 2011
Try the 263 developer drivers from
http://developer.nvidia.com/object/cuda_3_2_downloads.html
This is what we downloaded and it's definitely there.

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Najeeb Ahmad
Najeeb Ahmad on 8 Mar 2011
Thanks for your reply!
I finally found that Tesla TCC driver doesn't work with Windows 7 32-bit. Now I have installed Windows 7 64-bit and Tesla C1060 TCC driver. It is working without a problem.

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