Bought my NVIDIA because OpenCL was required for my Adobe Photoshop CC 2014
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Robert Keith Emery
7 years ago
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I am new to FPGA dev in OpenCL as open development is they way of the future. I request Nvidia to put back the OpenCL samples and profiler in their latest CUDA SDK.
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John Skinner
9 years ago
I'm tasked with developing software that is not exclusively tied to Nvidia.
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Nikolay Polyarniy
9 years ago
OpenCL 2.2 and cl_khr_spir extension - are the only things I need in my life!
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AndreyOGL_D3D
9 years ago
Dear NVIDIA ! you should support OpenCL 2.x in your hardware, please do it.
Thanks!
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Xin Tong
9 years ago
OpenCL profiling support on NVIDIA graphics cards is very important to me.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Nvidia succeeded only in pushing me to write cuda code with opencl in mind in order to ease porting later. Don't push it Nvidia! there are opensource/free profilers out there (TAU is one of them) for the OpenCL community.
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cellucciv
10 years ago
It would be nice to support OpenCL 2.x.
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hong
10 years ago
it's a pity I can not run OpenCL in new graphic card GTX980TI.
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Szilard Pall
10 years ago
Our kernels run 1.5-3x slower in OpenCL wrt CUDA. We need better OpenCL support and more community-friendly attitude.
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Paul Keir
10 years ago
Please return the OpenCL samples to the CUDA Toolkit; or at least provide a single download for them. Please also update the version of OpenCL you support.
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David Buchaca
10 years ago
I am a neuralnet researcher,
Most of the comunity uses CUDA probably because nvidia helped researches by providing very fast operation as well as free of charge hardware. Nevertheless the scientific community should adopt open standards. It is not very reasonable that someone develops code that someone else can't run just because he has different hardware.
In the long run, if NVIDIA has the GPU monopoly market for computing purposes we loose as consumers. NVIDIA won't be pushed by AMD GPUS if researchers can't use AMD GPUs because the libraries they use are CUDA based.
Moreover, the code developed in CUDA can't be used in the GPUs embedded in the CPUs and those GPUs are improving every year.
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Rajesh Kumar
10 years ago
For the beginners like me, I found OpenCL programs much closer to GLSL. And as GLSL is widely familiar to the community, it a larger group would prefer OpenCL.
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Gangadharan Esakki
11 years ago
We need OpenCL support back from NVIDIA again!
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Nicholas Gildea
11 years ago
I was excited to try out my GTX 970 upgrade until I realised I had downgraded my OpenCL capability
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Christoffer Hjortlund
11 years ago
Christoffer Hjortlund
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Andreas Reiten
11 years ago
To Nvidia shareholders embracing OpenCL might seem like a poor idea since they have their own functioning equivalent. But I do not think they can overthrow the open standard that so many other companies now have adopted. So for the sake of everyone, show some love for OpenCL
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Jovansonlee Cesar
11 years ago
I agree
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Jon Arintok
11 years ago
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Lack of OpenCL support is the only reason I haven't bought a Jetson. If Nvidia wants me to choose between them and everyone else(AMD, Intel, Qualcom, etc.), then I choose everyone else.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
NVidia, if you are really proud of CUDA and stand behind your product then show everyone that you aren't afraid of supporting the competitor "OpenCL" as well.
Bought my NVIDIA because OpenCL was required for my Adobe Photoshop CC 2014
I am new to FPGA dev in OpenCL as open development is they way of the future. I request Nvidia to put back the OpenCL samples and profiler in their latest CUDA SDK.
I'm tasked with developing software that is not exclusively tied to Nvidia.
OpenCL 2.2 and cl_khr_spir extension - are the only things I need in my life!
Dear NVIDIA ! you should support OpenCL 2.x in your hardware, please do it. Thanks!
OpenCL profiling support on NVIDIA graphics cards is very important to me.
Nvidia succeeded only in pushing me to write cuda code with opencl in mind in order to ease porting later. Don't push it Nvidia! there are opensource/free profilers out there (TAU is one of them) for the OpenCL community.
It would be nice to support OpenCL 2.x.
it's a pity I can not run OpenCL in new graphic card GTX980TI.
Our kernels run 1.5-3x slower in OpenCL wrt CUDA. We need better OpenCL support and more community-friendly attitude.
Please return the OpenCL samples to the CUDA Toolkit; or at least provide a single download for them. Please also update the version of OpenCL you support.
I am a neuralnet researcher, Most of the comunity uses CUDA probably because nvidia helped researches by providing very fast operation as well as free of charge hardware. Nevertheless the scientific community should adopt open standards. It is not very reasonable that someone develops code that someone else can't run just because he has different hardware. In the long run, if NVIDIA has the GPU monopoly market for computing purposes we loose as consumers. NVIDIA won't be pushed by AMD GPUS if researchers can't use AMD GPUs because the libraries they use are CUDA based. Moreover, the code developed in CUDA can't be used in the GPUs embedded in the CPUs and those GPUs are improving every year.
For the beginners like me, I found OpenCL programs much closer to GLSL. And as GLSL is widely familiar to the community, it a larger group would prefer OpenCL.
We need OpenCL support back from NVIDIA again!
I was excited to try out my GTX 970 upgrade until I realised I had downgraded my OpenCL capability
Christoffer Hjortlund
To Nvidia shareholders embracing OpenCL might seem like a poor idea since they have their own functioning equivalent. But I do not think they can overthrow the open standard that so many other companies now have adopted. So for the sake of everyone, show some love for OpenCL
I agree
Lack of OpenCL support is the only reason I haven't bought a Jetson. If Nvidia wants me to choose between them and everyone else(AMD, Intel, Qualcom, etc.), then I choose everyone else.
NVidia, if you are really proud of CUDA and stand behind your product then show everyone that you aren't afraid of supporting the competitor "OpenCL" as well.