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Cuda on 3060ti

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I just chatted with the nvidia support. They say the list will be updated soon to add the 3060 ti to the list.

Hey,

 

I just noticed the 3060ti is not on the list for cuda supported gpus from nvidia.
The last gen 2060 is on the list , so I am questioning why that is.

I do not have any experience in this specific feature set and so it happened that I have bought a 3060ti for a friend who does graphics and is still in university and has upcoming projects which I think also can use the gpu.

My question is that, can the gpu somehow use those features if a programm is able to use cuda? The gpu does have cuda cores after all.

 

I am feeling realy dumb right now for missing sth like this. :/

The list:

https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus


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1 minute ago, Ruboka said:

I just noticed the 3060ti is not on the list for cuda supported gpus from nvidia.

It's just an oversight. The card does support CUDA just fine.

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43 minutes ago, WereCatf said:

It's just an oversight. The card does support CUDA just fine.

Really ? Thanks a lot.
Just to clarify, where could I read about this? Or did you test it with a 3060ti on your own?


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3 minutes ago, Ruboka said:

Really ? Thanks a lot.
Just to clarify, where could I read about this? Or did you test it with a 3060ti on your own?

There is no need to test, ALL GTX - and RTX - cards support CUDA.

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19 minutes ago, WereCatf said:

There is no need to test, ALL GTX - and RTX - cards support CUDA.

Whats then this list for?
https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus


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11 minutes ago, Ruboka said:

Whats then this list for?
https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus

From what I can see, it just quite literally exists to confirm that yes, those cards do support CUDA.

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I just chatted with the nvidia support. They say the list will be updated soon to add the 3060 ti to the list.


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13 minutes ago, Ruboka said:

I just chatted with the nvidia support. They say the list will be updated soon to add the 3060 ti to the list.

All nvidia cards since 2006 support Cuda... it's an oversight yes, it's also completely unnecessary to even mention it imo. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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4 minutes ago, Mark Kaine said:

All nvidia cards since 2006 support Cuda... it's an oversight yes, it's also completely unnecessary to even mention it imo. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Well if you cant trust the manufacturers website than what?
After all, this is new for me and as everyone else I rely on the information I get directly from the website.


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