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DaVinci Resolve 9 beta on new MacBook – CUDA issue
I’ve installed DaVinci Resolve 9 on my new MacBook (the Retina model) but can’t open the software and I get the error message “No CUDA Acceleration Hardware Detected”. CUDA 5.0.17 is installed. Should I be able to get this to work?
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3 Replies
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1. Switch off energy saver, auto graphics switch
2. Set display scaling to 1920×1200
3. You might need to toggle the display scaling to 1440×900, and back to 1920×1200 if you get out of GPU memory errors. This clears away the GPU memory for CUDA use. -
Can we somehow link this to the “Basics and Configuration” forum, so that people who are looking for this kind of information will be able to search it, or is there an automatic filter so that configuration questions are automatically linked? For example I see a lot of Speedgrade threads cross-linked in Adobe Creative Suite fora.
jPo
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Works. Thanks 🙂
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