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I am using the latest driver pack: NVIDIA-vGPU-kepler-vSphere-6.5-367.123-370.17, and using 370.17_grid_win10_server2016_64bit_international.exe in the Windows Server 2016 VM.
Everything looks correctly installed. But.....
I am trying to use applications which utilise CUDA, so I am trying to install a CUDA driver, (I have tried CUDA version 7.5, 8 and 9) but when I try and install any of these CUDA drivers I just get the massage that no compatible hardware was found.
Any ideas please?
What am I doing wrong?
Do not install driver from "CUDA8 package" it is incompatible with Grid K1/K2 cards (even in passthrough mode) because package contains driver version 376.51 (Grid K1/K2 cards are unsupported from version 375). Install only other components (like demos and header files if needed). The CUDA driver runtime (nvcuda32/64.dll ...) is already installed with driver 370.17.
1. Is CUDA 8 the last version that can be used with this K1 (I cant install or use CUDA 9, whihc is what I would prefer) ?
2. For CUDA 8, I can just install the driver package "370.17-quadro-winserv-2016-64bit-international-whql.exe" and CUDA 8 should work?
3. I would like to use this K1 card for some Mining (I know its not veru profitable, but it is spare currently, and I wanted to test), but whatever I use complains that it can't see any CUDA devices.
Kind regards.
I think that you are not limited by CUDA SDK Version (eg. compiler and header files) (CUDA SDK 9.0 has support for Compute Capability 3.0 – 7.x (Kepler, Maxwell, Pascal, Volta)) but you are limited by driver CUDA capabilities (seems to be version 8 in 370.17) and definitely by CUDA HW Compute Capability (it is only 3.0 for GK107 (4 chips in GRID K1)). See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUDA and continue in CUDA forums https://devtalk.nvidia.com/.