Nvidia Releases Final Version of CUDA 5

[Guest]

Nvidia released the final version of CUDA 5.

Nvidia Releases Final Version of CUDA 5 : Read more

 

[teaser]

cool......

 

[Cryio]

No Visual 2012?

 

[EDVINASM]

I wonder would that improve poor GTX 6xx series performance on Cuda accelerated apps like Adobe Premiere Pro CS6. At the moment GTX 660 Ti runs on par with GTX 560 Ti that is half the price..

 

[Cy-Kill]

I wonder if Stream will ever be as good as CUDA, of course ATi -- or was it AMD by then -- was late to the game with Stream, so AMD is playing catch up now.

 

[calmstateofmind]

This article is a disaster. No structure, abrupt dialogue, random facts that don't flow with overall paragraph, etc. If I wanted to read something like this I'd just check the release notes.

CUDA 5 is cool and all but what are you thinking?!?

Get it together...

 

[raytseng]

and the title says "final" yet there's no blurb about exactly about that finality

 

[danwat1234]

Final as in there will never be a 6.0?

 

[Guest]

I would say Final Means its No longer in Beta

 

[dasper]

The final version or a finalized version (or finalised if you are so inclined to spell it that way)?

 

[heffeque]

Less CUDA and more OpenCL, please. Stop this nonsense, nVidia.

 

[Shin-san]

I almost read it as the final release of CUDA, ever

 

[Guest]

[citation][nom]EDVINASM[/nom]I wonder would that improve poor GTX 6xx series performance on Cuda accelerated apps like Adobe Premiere Pro CS6. At the moment GTX 660 Ti runs on par with GTX 560 Ti that is half the price..[/citation]
that is a memory bandwidth problem, 192 vs 256, not a kepler problem. go check out the adobe forums.