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2016-08-31, 14:59
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"Marv"
May 2009
near the Tannhäuser Gate
3·269 Posts |
Cuda say Goodbye to Fermi
Just so you know, Nvidia has stated that Cuda 8 is the last to support Fermi cards.
Actually, I'm surprised it has lasted this long. Of course, all the previous versions are still available. |
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2016-08-31, 16:42
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Sep 2006
The Netherlands
32716 Posts |
I will keep using the Fermi's for now :)
First of all they are dirt cheap. Secondly they are not so bad :) |
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2016-08-31, 17:26
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"/X\(‘-‘)/X\"
Jan 2013
https://pedan.tech/
24·199 Posts |
Yeah, I just bought another GTX 580 last night for $50 Canadian ($38 US). I still want another for this Broadwell-E system I'm building. Such a mismatch in eras.
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2016-08-31, 18:37
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Jul 2003
So Cal
2,663 Posts |
I still have two GTX 480's churning away now. I didn't know they were so cheap now! (I won't go into the Tesla S1070 also still running!)
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