Why can't CUDA be used for one card? Do I have to use an N card?

Be sure to apply for an n card. CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) is a computing platform launched by NVIDIA, a graphics card manufacturer. CUDA？ It is a general parallel computing architecture introduced by NVIDIA, which enables GPU to solve complex computing problems.

There is no corresponding development platform for ATI at present, but it is said that the next generation CUDA will support ATI cards.

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The meaning of GT NVIDIA graphics card is named in a way similar to F 1 racing car. GT itself means a high-performance sports car, and GTX is a super sports car. I'm sure NVIDIA wants his graphics card to be as "awesome" as a sports car. Generally speaking, the top version of each series of NVIDIA graphics cards is suffix Ultra.

GTX stands for Super Edition, Ultra stands for Extreme Edition, and GS stands for Enhanced Edition. From the graphics card, GS refers to the HD version and GT refers to the enhanced version.

In terms of performance, the GT graphics card of the same model is much stronger than GS. In addition to GS and GT, the meanings of other models include LE, GE,, ATI PRO, XT, etc.

Le: Down-frequency GE: Audio-visual HD Games: Super Enhanced: Ultimate PRO: Super Enhanced XT: Super Enhanced Ultimate Performance, A-card and N-card models rank from low to high.

N card: LE-GS-GE-GT-GTS-GTXA card: gt-pro-XT-TX.

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