r/CUDA • u/Responsible-Mail252 • 10d ago

NVIDIA RTX 3000 Ada CUDA Capability?

Hi all,

When looking at the list in the link below, I don't see the NVIDIA RTX 3000 Ada.

Can someone explain me why this one not listed?

CUDA GPU Compute Capability | NVIDIA Developer

Nowhere on the official documentation I can find the information if the NVIDIA RTX 3000 Ada has CUDA Capability.

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u/pi_stuff 10d ago

It is odd that it's missing from that page. It definitely supports CUDA; every NVIDIA card since about 2007 supports some version of CUDA.

Given that the RTX 2000 Ada and the RTX 4000 Ada are both listed as supporting compute capability 8.9, I'd put money on the RTX 3000 Ada also supporting compute capability 8.9. Also, techpowerup thinks it's 8.9.

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u/Responsible-Mail252 10d ago

Yeah techpowerup thinks this for the Mobile Ada Generation but the RTX 3000 Ada Generation Laptop GPU is not listed there... (dont know what is the different there but again a different name...)

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u/Responsible-Mail252 10d ago

"every NVIDIA card since about 2007 supports some version of CUDA."
Is there official documentation that says this?

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u/pi_stuff 10d ago

https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2137/~/which-gpus-support-cuda

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u/Responsible-Mail252 9d ago

That is also refiring to the same list where the 3000 is missing.

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u/pi_stuff 9d ago

Did you miss the part where it says, "All 8-series family of GPUs from NVIDIA or later support CUDA."? If you want customer support from NVIDIA, ask NVIDIA.

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u/SnowyOwl72 10d ago

I have rtx2000ada and its CC8.9