Oct 23, 2013 · The CUDA/OpenCL battle has begun and then sort of fizzled out. The ‘new’ OpenCL seems to be the answer. Philip Hodgetts – Stop the CUDA Panic – The software you use will work. It seems to me that the concerns over a lack of direct support for a proprietary hardware call, are misguided. DAVINCI RESOLVE FOR MAC - CERTIFIED CONFIGURATION GUIDE Building a Resolve Mac Pro Choosing graphics cards for your Mac Pro While Resolve 9 and newer support CUDA and OpenCL-based GPUs, CUDA performance is far faster than OpenCL and also supports noise reduction. For these reasons, NVIDIA CUDA is used for the GPUs when building a Resolve Mac Pro.

In this article, we are comparing the best graphics cards for deep learning in 2020: NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti vs TITAN RTX vs Quadro RTX 8000 vs Quadro RTX 6000 vs Tesla V100 vs TITAN V Oct 29, 2018 · [quote]Using hardware rendering on the IGP, we brought this down further to 21 minutes, a reduction from the 34-minute prior time of 38%[/quote] So it is clear that Adobe is using OpenCL / CUDA ... I found out that Intel supports OpenCL for HD graphics. More precisely the Intel SDK for OpenCL applications provides a comprehensive development environment for OpenCL application on Intel® platforms including compatible drivers, code samples, development tools, such as the code builder, optimization guide, and support for optimization tools.

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R&D in Image Processing and Computer Vision of DaVinci Resolve. Focus on high performance algorithm development and optimizations using CUDA, OpenCL and Metal. I hope software developers start to use OpenCl more and more for a better competition between Nvidia and AMD where we can only win. I think two points prevent this: NVidia pays good money to delay OpenCL to retain sales to niche markets. Developers of this firms are also happy, as they are not very good at OpenCL.

At one point CUDA was the end all/be all and users were locked to Nvidia. I haven't seen any 2016 test but for every month that passes OpenCL will be equal to CUDA in performance. It's probably already there for all practical purposes in Resolve. It's a huge win for users, especially on the Mac side to have OpenCL given the same attention as CUDA. Depend on the application you are using. Cuda accelerated editors will provide advantage to Nvidia while any polygon intensive application like 3d or animation or render works would work much faster on AMD.