It seems that a lot of GPU problems revolve around specific versions of drivers. Though NVidia has their own support structure, you can often learn from information reported by others who fold.
I have an older machine that im am trying to put to work that has 2 Quardro K620s in it but FAH will not recognize them no what drivers I select. I am running Ubuntu 18.04.
Every time I try to add a gpu I get a "On client "local" 127.0.0.1 No available GPUs"
The system info tab shows that i have 0 GPUs but 2 cuda devices and 2 opencl devices. But I am unable to get either of my cards added.
In the client, if you click on config and go to the expert tab, do you see a variable that says something like"GPU=false"? If so, set it to true and reboot.
Your card should be supported as It runs OpenCL 1.2 and does Double Precision floating point math.
It was introduced in 2014 so I would be surprised if it was not in the whitelist. On the other hand it is a workstation card not a gamer card so it may have a small audience.
For me to help more I would need the first 200 lines of your log so I could see what the software thinks your PC looks like.
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Paragon wrote:In the client, if you click on config and go to the expert tab, do you see a variable that says something like"GPU=false"? If so, set it to true and reboot.
That did the trick. I set gpu to true and restarted my machine. After the restart I was able to add both of my gpus and everything is now working.
No available GPUs"