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by einpoklum
209 days ago
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I actually find it is pretty easy to get confused between the different kinds of versions. For example: "The CUDA "driver version" looks like the CUDA runtime version - so what's the difference?"
https://stackoverflow.com/q/40589814/1593077 or consider the version you get when you run nvidia-smi, versus the version you get when you run nvcc --version. Those are very different numbers... The compatibility between different versions of the driver and the toolkit is also a cause for some headaches in my experience. |
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