is this a remote nvapi?
this is awesome. can it do 3d rendering (vulkan/opengl)
this is awesome. can it do 3d rendering (vulkan/opengl)
> is this a remote nvapi
Essentially yes! Just to be clear, this covers the entire GPU not just the NVAPI (i.e. all of cuda). This functions like you have the physical card directly plugged into the machine.
Right now we don't support vulkan or opengl since we're mostly focusing on AI workloads, however we plan to support these in the future (especially if there is interest!)
I bet you saw this https://github.com/mikex86/LibreCuda
they implemented the cuda driver by calling into rmapi.
My understanding is if there is a remote rmapi, other user mode drivers should work out of the box?