I was recently looking into developing applications with cuda however i've been unsuccessful
i pieced together a program that runs through an array and increments each value by a certain amount just to test it out however the performance was fairly poor in comparison to the cpu
I don't usually like asking for code however i have tried and am completely stuck i was hoping someone could provide me with sample code that will allow me to copy an array over to the gpu with pre-defined values and able to take advantage of all the unified shaders on my card (32 for my 8600gt)? any help will be greatly appreciated :)
i'm trying to code this in visual studio 2008 however i heard there was some issues with cuda not supporting vs2008 so i've downloaded c++ 2005 express edition
the problem i'm having is that its really slow and i guess i was expecting more but i can't say for certain i'm hoping i've done something wrong and more performance can be gained.
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I was recently looking into developing applications with cuda however i've been unsuccessful
i pieced together a program that runs through an array and increments each value by a certain amount just to test it out however the performance was fairly poor in comparison to the cpu
I don't usually like asking for code however i have tried and am completely stuck i was hoping someone could provide me with sample code that will allow me to copy an array over to the gpu with pre-defined values and able to take advantage of all the unified shaders on my card (32 for my 8600gt)? any help will be greatly appreciated :)
i'm trying to code this in visual studio 2008 however i heard there was some issues with cuda not supporting vs2008 so i've downloaded c++ 2005 express edition
the problem i'm having is that its really slow and i guess i was expecting more but i can't say for certain i'm hoping i've done something wrong and more performance can be gained.
thank you :)
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