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how to enable cuda only for computing purpose, not for display

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Iam using nvidia gt 440 gpu. It is used for both display and computational purpose which leads to less performance while computation. can i enable it only for computational purpose? if so how can i disable it from using display.

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sivapal ayyappan nadar Avatar asked Feb 20 '23 03:02

sivapal ayyappan nadar


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It depends -- are you working on Windows or Linux? Do you have any other display adapters (graphics cards) in the machine?

If you're on Linux, you can run without the X Windows Server (i.e., from a terminal) and SSH into the box (or attach your display to another adapter).

If you're on Windows, you need to have a second display adapter. As long as your display is connected to your GeForce 440 GT, there's no way to use it only for computational purposes. That also includes Remote Desktop, which won't work at all unless you have a Tesla card because of the way the WDDM (Windows Display Driver Model) was designed (it can't be accessed from within Session 0, which is where the RDP service runs).

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Jack P. Avatar answered Apr 28 '23 03:04

Jack P.