Hi,
does anyone know a way to determine which of the build in GPUS runs opencl? I want the card that isn' plugged to a monitor to work on that. Any way?
Determine which GPU runs OPENCL support
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The command “export” does not exist in Windows “shell”. Use the command “set”. However, this will only last as long as the command window is open. In order to make a Windows environment variable permanent, you need to set using the control panel or Settings. In Windows 10 run Settings, then search for “environment variables”, this opens “System Properties” dialog which has an “Environment Variables” button, which opens yet another dialog where you can edit environment variables.
Now, I have no idea if this the correct method to fix your problem, but I just thought I would stick this in to help folks that need to set Windows environment variables.
Now, I have no idea if this the correct method to fix your problem, but I just thought I would stick this in to help folks that need to set Windows environment variables.
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Yes, multi-cpu setups are normally quite easy to setup and use, just not sure you are doing the normal things to test it, such as removing the 1080 card, swapping pcie slots et al.
If the environmental variable isn't working properly then its a bug and should be sent into SideFx. Much quicker than the piecemeal method being done here.
If the environmental variable isn't working properly then its a bug and should be sent into SideFx. Much quicker than the piecemeal method being done here.
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