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Carter Adams
>nvidia meme
Nicholas Jenkins
I would honestly say get 2 GPUs. That way you can work with one with out affecting your desktop performance.
More "enterprise" companies prefer CUDA over OpenCL. AMD only has them selves to blame for releasing the same CPU 4 years in a row.
Bentley Stewart
>CUDA Not worth it unless you're doing meme learning.
Tyler Davis
Not him but CUDA is better and more popular than OpenCL
Charles Green
>better Questionable. >more popular Aka more libs aka the only way CUDA is "better".
Nathan Thomas
Oh please, OpenCL is not a standard
Elijah Flores
Get a skhynix ssd for that price
Jack Cooper
OpenCL is the standard, but shitty implementation and tools.
Thomas Reed
it's free
Josiah Walker
>get 2 GPUs Easily the best advice in this thread. Sure, get a 1080 if you want, but you definitely want another card to drive your display, even if it's something cheap. A 1050 may be a good choice for that.
It may sound strange, but there are plenty of graphics applications (rendering, video processing) that graphics processors are great for.
Josiah Sanchez
>be nvidia >own cuda >want update new shit >add it in the next version without problem
>opencl >want add new shit >you cant/or need wait because no standard
CUDA will alway be superior over OpenCl, it's a fact
t. Pajeet engineer
Brandon Green
OpenCL 2.2 looks amazing but ... AMD will implement to next navi.
Brody Anderson
I have a headless server where I do Vulkan development but when I tried to set up my 770 gtx with the Nvidia drivers that seem to require me to set up an x server to access any of the gpu features? Nearly every gpu command line tool complains about there not being an x server when this is clearly a headless server.
Also fucking arch removed Vulkan.hpp from the Vulkan headers repo.
Noah Thompson
Go on reddit, people on Sup Forums are too much autistic and anti nvidia.
Aaron Richardson
That's strange, I do performance measurements with CUDA all the time, and always kill my X server before running measurements. CUDA runs just fine without X for me. Also, you *have* to kill X in order to install the drivers. It sounds more like an issue with the Vulkan tools to me, but that being said I've never tried installing on the drivers that didn't even have X installed.
>Video Card: EVGA - GeForce GTX 1080 8GB FTW Gaming ACX 3.0 Video Card >Gigabyte GV-N1080G1 GAMING-8GD Same price, and speed. I remember that the evga acx 3.0 coolers had issues with the gtx 1080 ftw, so you might be better off with this gigabyte.
Liam Carter
Same thing user, I eventually gave up and just let Debian install a gui and I never attach a monitor to it.
