Can RTX 3080 support CUDA 10.1?

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Can RTX 3080 support CUDA 10.1 ?
I want to use RTX 3080 for deep learning with RTX 2080 Ti.
Please help me.

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I quote this : 1. CUDA 12.3 Update 1 Release Notes — Release Notes 12.3 documentation [CUDA Toolkit v11.1.0][Release Notes]

"Added support for NVIDIA Ampere GPU architecture based GA10x GPUs GPUs (compute capability 8.6), including the GeForce RTX-30 series. "

The answer I believe is no, because support for SM_86 was added in CUDA 11.x. This link might help you understand better : Matching CUDA arch and CUDA gencode for various NVIDIA architectures - Arnon Shimoni

If you could point out why you need CUDA 10.1 specifically I might be able to help you.

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Thanks for your kindness,jlidiborhen.

I understand that RTX-30 may not support CUDA10 or earlier versions.

The reason why I need CUDA 10.1 is that I’m using RTX-2080 Ti with CUDA 10.1 for a image processing library ,in which different versions of CUDA may not work at the same time.

I’m going to buy new PC.

Thanks.

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You can try to compile the library from source with CUDA 11.1, but you should know that TensorRT support for CUDA 11.1 isn’t announced yet (if TRT is one of the dependencies). That way you can use the two GPUs under one version of CUDA (be aware that the motherboard must be SLI Ready).
I could also suggest using docker and dividing the workload, but no docker image supporting RTX 30 is released yet. The only solution I can think of is setting the environment on the host for RTX 3080 and pulling a docker image supporting RTX 2080ti.
Best of luck.

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hi Jldiborhen , even i am in a similiar problem , i am trying to use Zed camera from Isaac SDK and i have Nvidia RTX 3080 with CUDA 11.1 , while sample app for Zed Camera is isaac SDk is written for 10.2.

When i run the app , i am getting GPU incompatible error . Any leads on how to resolve this ?

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@Ish I am sorry, I am not familiar with Isaac SDK. Try asking in Robotics - Isaac - NVIDIA Developer Forums.

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Hi, you can use Ubuntu installation on Live USB called LivelyLinux. The version 20.04 has Cuda 11.0.3 and the version 20.10 has Cuda 11.1. You can take the USB to any machine and boot from it without re-imaging your system. Look for the distro on the Internet. Good luck.