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My planned setup was to have a GTX 1070Ti or 1080Ti as the display card for my workstation and have NGC containers running the Titan cards as headless compute engines.I am planning to use NGC containers with my Titan cards for Deep Learning, Scientific Computing, and general HPC.I am a Titan XP / Titan V owner and Nvidia GPU Cloud (NGC) member.here’s complex version of that question, but maybe workable: I suppose, if I had to, I could run both my display and CUDA off the GTX 960, but I would prefer not to. How can I get both nvidia 340 and nvidia 352/361 setup on my system, such that I can use my GeForce 210 for X while using my GTX 960 for CUDA processing?
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I’ve been using the built in driver manager to try to get the Nvidia drivers enabled at the same time.
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However, when I setup the Nvidia drivers for the 210, the GTX reverts back to the open source noveau drivers (not allowing me to run CUDA) and when I setup the Nvidia drivers for the GTX, the 210 reverts back to noveau (which messes up my display, since noveau and Nvidia don’t get along). Since the Noveau open-source drivers don’t play nice with the Nvidia drivers, I’m trying to run both of the cards on Nvidia drivers (340 for the 210 352/361 for the GTX 960). I’d like to use the 210 for my displays and the GTX 960 for CUDA computing (deep learning, to be specific - perhaps some VR in the future). I am adding a GTX 960 to a system, running Linux Mint 17.3, which already has a GeForce 210.