Open octagonalsquare opened 4 years ago
@octagonalsquare It looks like tensorflow-gpu was only able to find your CPU device, not your NVIDIA card. Do you get output when you run nvidia-smi
? If not, either you don't have an NVIDIA card or something is misconfigured...
Hi,
Which version of CUDA do you have installed? It's likely that the version you have is incompatible with Tensorflow 1.14.
@octagonalsquare It looks like tensorflow-gpu was only able to find your CPU device, not your NVIDIA card. Do you get output when you run
nvidia-smi
? If not, either you don't have an NVIDIA card or something is misconfigured...
yes I get output. I was able to get it to detect my gpu using tf.config.list_physical_devices('XLA_GPU') but I don't know what to do with it at that point.
Hi,
Which version of CUDA do you have installed? It's likely that the version you have is incompatible with Tensorflow 1.14.
not sure how to check and I don't remember what it was when i installed it
I have a RTX 2070 and so I want to make sure it runs on my GPU since it will be significantly faster than cpu. But, after installing tensorflow-gpu, CUDA, and all other dependencies listed on the tensorflow website, it throws back this:
I don't really know what to make of this as it seems to be coming from files within the various packages required by the composer.
NOTE: This is with tensorflow-gpu 1.14 as most forums said to downgrade to that if you recieve the ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tensorflow.contrib error, which i was getting with the latest version.