On 29. Jun 2012, at 21:03, WangWentao wrote:
how about 2 same GPUs?
First one is chosen.
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On 26. Jun 2012, at 8:57, GeeKer Wang wrote:
In fact, Windows NVidia driver will try to send OpenGL cammands to all GPU
when SLI model disabled.
NVidia drivers =256.0 send the commands to the most powerful GPU and then blit
the result to the display GPU. You can override the GPU on a
how about 2 same GPUs?
在 2012-6-29，21:18，Stefan Eilemann eilem...@gmail.com 写道：
On 26. Jun 2012, at 8:57, GeeKer Wang wrote:
In fact, Windows NVidia driver will try to send OpenGL cammands to all GPU
when SLI model disabled.
NVidia drivers =256.0 send the commands to the most
Hi, Jason
It's a GPU issue.
I just want to verify the scalability of multi-GPU in windows, and the
answer is disappointing.
Few NVIDIA GPU cards support GPU-affinity in Windows, and SLI mode is the
only way to use multi-cards.
In fact, Windows NVidia driver will try to send OpenGL cammands to all
On 06/25/2012 12:59 AM, GeeKer Wang wrote:
Hi, all
I want to use two GTS 250 cards to do the parallel rendering job based
on OpenSceneGraph。
In my experiment, a scene full of complex models is split to 2 parts
according to viewport。
The 2 parts are rendered in seperated windows (actually
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