This is exactly what I need. Thanks so much! I've subscribed. I'm just getting started with CUDA but I have an old 2010 computer with a Geforce GTX 460. I think I need a new computer. Should I get Linux or Windows (or both on the same machine)? What's a good, reasonably powerful GPU to start on?
Windows or Linux really depends your particular work and the apps you need. That said, I have been running Linux as my daily driver for a while now and it covers pretty much everything I need, I rarely need to reboot into Linux. I made another video on this if you're interested: th-cam.com/video/iKBbz3uSxvk/w-d-xo.html
I am running vscode on Linux and just did a normal installation, which I honestly don't recall. But after that I didn't bother configuring it to automatically build, etc. I pretty much just used it as an editor and did the compilation by hand in a terminal. Given that the cuda projects just had a couple of files I didn't want to spend the time configuring the editor.. that can get complicated.
Thank you, this was a really great introduction and going to try some stuff with it on my own!
Glad it was helpful!
thanks for the framework terms. mb
This is exactly what I need. Thanks so much! I've subscribed.
I'm just getting started with CUDA but I have an old 2010 computer with a Geforce GTX 460. I think I need a new computer.
Should I get Linux or Windows (or both on the same machine)? What's a good, reasonably powerful GPU to start on?
Windows or Linux really depends your particular work and the apps you need. That said, I have been running Linux as my daily driver for a while now and it covers pretty much everything I need, I rarely need to reboot into Linux. I made another video on this if you're interested:
th-cam.com/video/iKBbz3uSxvk/w-d-xo.html
@@SonoranTech-hf5hfThanks, I've already watched it! It's helpful too.
Hi, could you explain in short how you setup it up on vscode? in all the tutorials i could find online for c++, they use visual studio instead.
I am running vscode on Linux and just did a normal installation, which I honestly don't recall. But after that I didn't bother configuring it to automatically build, etc. I pretty much just used it as an editor and did the compilation by hand in a terminal. Given that the cuda projects just had a couple of files I didn't want to spend the time configuring the editor.. that can get complicated.