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No CUDA graphics
I have a NVidia 980 card on a Mac running Hugh Sierra. It has been behaving perfectly for a couple of years. Now every time I boot up I get several white bars rolling upwards. Then when I log in I get the NVidia update screen that says “No GPU detected” I open Premiere Pro and it does not give me the CUDA option. What should I do?
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2 Replies
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It sounds like your GPU has failed if nVidia can’t detect a GPU. Do you have two cards? Check your System Info and see if it reports the nVidia card. You might try pulling and re-seatting the card. You might also try running the Apple Diagnostics for your machine.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202731
If the machine is older than 2013, you need the Apple Hardware Test. See the link in the above article.
As for Premiere, current versions don’t have a CUDA option (2018+ I think), but assuming you haven’t updated, then this might also be a failed card.
Tod Hopkins
Hillmann & Carr Inc.
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Many thanks. I was looking around and someone posted that they had the same problem when they upgraded the driver from the NVidia update screen that came up. I went to a site that has all the old drivers, found the right one for my system and installed it. That solved the problem!
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