How to use the onboard video with Octane??message "no cuda"?

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sergiomatheo
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I wonder if I can use the onboard graphics processor to the monitor and my two cards to render the Gtx560ti Octane, I went when I try and open the Octane, he warns that did not find Cuda? I enabled in the bios to use the onboard video and wanted to use my 2 video cards only for the Octane.
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sergiomatheo wrote:I wonder if I can use the onboard graphics processor to the monitor and my two cards to render the Gtx560ti Octane, I went when I try and open the Octane, he warns that did not find Cuda? I enabled in the bios to use the onboard video and wanted to use my 2 video cards only for the Octane.
... what type of onboard graphics do you have (intel/amd/ati)?
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I have a core i7, intel should be.
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sergiomatheo wrote:I have a core i7, intel should be.
... not necessary. if you examine the windows device manager, it should list all graphics hardware. if you know the maker/type of your board it'll also help.
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Chipset Intel.
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sergiomatheo wrote:Chipset Intel.
... is this the label, that the windows device manger shows under "graphic cards"?
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I have Intel. Works fine.
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you will also have to install the latest nvidia drivers for your GTX560 cards,
otherwise cuda eg octane won't see them.

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sergiomatheo
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It turns out that here. I'm using the onboard video to the monitor and you Gtx560 for Octane, have already installed the latest driver board, and still the same, this message appears when I try to load a objeto.O wonder what's going on? Please anyone who can help me.
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Could you setup something in File/Preferences/Cuda Device menu?

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