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How can I use my NVIDIA P1000 as a GPU to accellerate the simulations?

thomas.halama
thomas.halama over 7 years ago
I would like to use the graphic card on my workstation (NVIDIA P1000) as a GPU. There is no monitor connected to the card as I'm accessing it via remote. So, I thought it should be possible. The P1000 is CUDA capable and I've also installed the CUDA Toolkit as per the Marc User Manual. But when I run the solver with the gpgpu command it still runs only on the CPU. I'm using Marc 2018.1.0.
Does anyone has experience using GPU and can give me a hint how to go forward?
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  • zhong.qin
    0 zhong.qin over 7 years ago
    Do you have a license to run Marc with GPU? It is FEATURE MARC_GPU in your license file.
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  • thomas.halama
    0 thomas.halama over 7 years ago
    We have MSC One​ licenses and there is Marc GPU included.
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