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Asked: 2026-06-10T06:14:43+00:00

I read one tutorial about CUDA on this link. http://geco.mines.edu/tesla/cuda_tutorial_mio/index.html In this tutorial, It

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I read one tutorial about CUDA on this link.

http://geco.mines.edu/tesla/cuda_tutorial_mio/index.html

In this tutorial, It calls “CUDA Device”. What is a “CUDA Device”? Is every GPU is a “CUDA Device” and vice verse ?? if not, please name one “CUDA Device”

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    A “CUDA device” is a single unit device that can support CUDA. In theory it can be anything; I am surprised that there are no efficient CUDA-on-CPU drivers yet 🙁
    However, currently, the only devices that do so are NVIDIA GPUs starting from GF8000 series.

    Do note however, that dual-cards (e.g. GTX690) provide two CUDA devices.

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