i have recently bought a new laptop wit Nvidia GeForce GT 330M CUDA 1GB gpu.
After visiting the nvidia wbsite i came to know about parallel computing and stuff so i though to give it a try. I then downloaded the Note drivers, CUDA Toolkit and CUDA SDK. Running a sample program fro the SDK Browser gave me an error saying “OpenCL.dll missing” and i should try and reinstall the program and i did that but again got the same error! :(
is it that my GPU won’t support CUDA programming or i am missing something?!?!?!?!?!
Judging from that screen, it looks like you are running XP. Have not run that since 2007, so not too familiar. What is important is your version of the Display driver. OpenCL.DLL is distributed wt driver in C:\windows\system32, since 195.xxx version.
Check for the DLL.
Go into Display properties, NVidia Control Panel. The System Information dialog box, from the Help>System Information Menu, should list the driver version. Cannot personally recommend anything after 197.xxx. The 256-258.xxx versions introduce progressively more bugs. Unless you need OpenCL 1.1, stick with the last stable version.
Judging from that screen, it looks like you are running XP. Have not run that since 2007, so not too familiar. What is important is your version of the Display driver. OpenCL.DLL is distributed wt driver in C:\windows\system32, since 195.xxx version.
Check for the DLL.
Go into Display properties, NVidia Control Panel. The System Information dialog box, from the Help>System Information Menu, should list the driver version. Cannot personally recommend anything after 197.xxx. The 256-258.xxx versions introduce progressively more bugs. Unless you need OpenCL 1.1, stick with the last stable version.
There must be some sort of retro taskbar setting in Win7, but I cannot find it. I am not saying your Win7 is not genuine, but my taskbar in win7-64 looks like this.
There must be some sort of retro taskbar setting in Win7, but I cannot find it. I am not saying your Win7 is not genuine, but my taskbar in win7-64 looks like this.
i have uninstalled my current Nvidia drivers 189.xxx and have come down to a crappy resoulution but still i am unable to update my driver!!! when execute the 140mb exe file it just allows me to install the HD audio drivers Grrrrrr…
Pls help guys its urgent!
Got it… the problem is that i cannot install the drivers from anywhere other than the Acer site, the OEM thingy!!!i also know that there is a way to break this. I have even tried a couple of them but didn’t work, if any one of you have succeded in doing so, pls share here. Thanks
i have uninstalled my current Nvidia drivers 189.xxx and have come down to a crappy resoulution but still i am unable to update my driver!!! when execute the 140mb exe file it just allows me to install the HD audio drivers Grrrrrr…
Pls help guys its urgent!
Got it… the problem is that i cannot install the drivers from anywhere other than the Acer site, the OEM thingy!!!i also know that there is a way to break this. I have even tried a couple of them but didn’t work, if any one of you have succeded in doing so, pls share here. Thanks
I have a Dell laptop (Vostro 3700) with Nvidia GeForce GT 330M. OS is win7. When I run the OpenCL sample code in GPU Computing SDK, I got a “Missing OpenCL.dll” error also.
After investigating, I noticed that the video card driver which download from Dell website doesn’t install OpenCL.dll to windows/system32 folder. And I can’t install the newest driver (258.96) which download from Nvidia website (got same response as Post #6).
Does anyone know how to solve this problem? Thanks in advance!
I have a Dell laptop (Vostro 3700) with Nvidia GeForce GT 330M. OS is win7. When I run the OpenCL sample code in GPU Computing SDK, I got a “Missing OpenCL.dll” error also.
After investigating, I noticed that the video card driver which download from Dell website doesn’t install OpenCL.dll to windows/system32 folder. And I can’t install the newest driver (258.96) which download from Nvidia website (got same response as Post #6).
Does anyone know how to solve this problem? Thanks in advance!
I also have a Dell Vostro 3700 with the same problem! The Dell drivers dont support opencl.
The NVIDIA reference driver for the gt 330m does not support hybrid vision, you can read that in the download details. Is there any other driver which works?
Or is there a workaround to use the original dell driver? Maybe to manually copy the opencl libraries from the reference driver to the dell driver?
I also have a Dell Vostro 3700 with the same problem! The Dell drivers dont support opencl.
The NVIDIA reference driver for the gt 330m does not support hybrid vision, you can read that in the download details. Is there any other driver which works?
Or is there a workaround to use the original dell driver? Maybe to manually copy the opencl libraries from the reference driver to the dell driver?