hey
what are the differences in plus for the driver listed on your site
http://developer.nvidia.com/object/cuda ... loads.html
vs official stable?
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp64-25 ... river.html
the latter has support for CUDA Toolkit 3.1
im kinda confused as to which is better to play with octane...
cheers
tom
recommended NVIDIA driver vs current stable
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SurfingAlien
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Hi!
I don't think there a definitive solution for any system but I'd suggest you to stick with stable drivers recommended in the installation notes, and try with newest only if you experience some issues with them (for example if you have very recent hardware or so...).
I don't think there a definitive solution for any system but I'd suggest you to stick with stable drivers recommended in the installation notes, and try with newest only if you experience some issues with them (for example if you have very recent hardware or so...).
MacBookPro unibody 2x2.4GHz | 4Gb | 9400M+9600GT 256Mb | OSX 10.6.8
i7 2600-K @3.4GHz | 8Gb | GTX560Ti 2Gb | Windows7x64 | Octane 1.0 b2.52
i7 2600-K @3.4GHz | 8Gb | GTX560Ti 2Gb | Windows7x64 | Octane 1.0 b2.52
