Run error when trying to use 980 Ti

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Hello

Im trying to run the laplace test in my gpu. I have a gtx 1070 and a gtx 980 Ti. When I compile the code with:
$ pgcc laplace2d.c -o laplace2dacc.out -O3 -ta=tesla:cc60 -Minfo=acc
the code runs fine in the gtx 1070 but when I use:
$ pgcc laplace2d.c -o laplace2dacc.out -O3 -ta=tesla:cc50 -Minfo=acc
in order to run in the gtx 980 Ti the terminal shows:
Jacobi relaxation Calculation: 4096 x 4096 mesh
call to cuModuleLoadData returned error 209: No binary for GPU

My OS is ubuntu 16.04 and Im using the PGI compiler 16.9

Thank you.

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Hi lpadilla94033,

While PGI officially only supports the NVIDIA Tesla line of devices, typically it’s fine to run on a GeForce having the same compute capability.

Can you post the output from the PGI utility “pgaccelinfo”? Maybe you have a second device that’s the default, and the runtime is trying to run the binary there?

  • Mat