I just updated to CUDA 5 with latest drivers etc and everything fell apart. My system has a crummy little VGA card for display and a C2075 with no monitor for development with MSVC2010. Now CUDA can’t find the Tesla, I’m thinking it needs to be switched to TCC mode but nvidia-smi doesn’t ship with the 32 bit drivers. I have some vague memory of a registry hack back when I first installed this thing, does anybody have a hint? Thanks.
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