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How to enable CUDA processing?

my system has a ISV certified GPU. Other design software are able to use the CUDA processing feature. But I'm unable to find any such option in the AWRDE.

How do I do that?

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David Webster over 2 years ago

Hi Dhiman Sarkar,

What are you trying to simulate? Is this a linear, APLAC, AXIEM, or Analyst simulation?

We do not currently support GPU processing in AWR, but typically this is only useful in very specific types of simulations. Depending on what you are trying to do, this may be a more appropriate question for Clarity.

Link to the Clarity forums:

https://community.cadence.com/cadence_technology_forums/system-analysis/f/clarity-3d-solver

It looks like Clarity does support simulating on GPUs with their 3D Transient Solver. Here is where you can find more information:

www.cadence.com/.../clarity-3d-transient-solver.html

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David Webster over 2 years ago

Hi Dhiman Sarkar,

What are you trying to simulate? Is this a linear, APLAC, AXIEM, or Analyst simulation?

We do not currently support GPU processing in AWR, but typically this is only useful in very specific types of simulations. Depending on what you are trying to do, this may be a more appropriate question for Clarity.

Link to the Clarity forums:

https://community.cadence.com/cadence_technology_forums/system-analysis/f/clarity-3d-solver

It looks like Clarity does support simulating on GPUs with their 3D Transient Solver. Here is where you can find more information:

www.cadence.com/.../clarity-3d-transient-solver.html

David Webster
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