T510 CUDA issue NVS3100m

Hi,
Has anyone been able to run CUDA applications on the T510 with NVS3100m?
The feature seems to have been disabled by lenovo and I bought this laptop due to it having this card to be able to work on my CUDA application due to the decent flops from the card.
Is the driver released graphics only and no CUDA?
Thanks in advance.
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awshanks wrote:
Thanks.
Can anyone from Lenovo chime in on this. Is there a release date for a new driver anytime soon as I know this is the initial driver. This also applies to the W series as they use the same driver.
There is no point in an quadro nvs GFX card if it does not run CUDA.
Assuming that would be the case between the two devices doesn't make it true, even if the drivers are in the same package they may not be the same driver on the system and they may function differently depending on the hardware. nVidia has had problems in the past with cuda on their mobile chipsets and this is a fairly new part. I would love to hear from someone with a W510 to see if this issue is seen on the presumably more powerful quaddro part.
Also, when using cuda on a mobile chipset you may want to try turning off Aero (along with any other applications which make use of the 3d portion of the card) it is possible that there just isn't enough power under the hood to run an application at the same time as 3d rendering.
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*Issue*
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Hello llaksh, welcome to Lenovo forum!
Please open up the powermanager (right click on battery icon in task bar)
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OK I found the performance issue with 6.0.2 atleast so far that I am seeing are the Hyperthreading cores are not being utilized on Windows. I will list the registry changes below. Unfortunately these will not work on OSX.
I will also insert image so you can see the registry locations for each.
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HKey_Local_Machine\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management
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0cc5b647-c1df-4637-891a-dec35c318583
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- Within this key, there is a value called: " ValueMax "
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Here's another link to a similar forumn on Creative Cow that is discussing the same issue I'm having.
http://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/930479
Any info would be awesome. I have another few days to decided if I want to keep the computer or not with a full refund from Apple, so I'm trying to resolve any issues.
- Eli

Does rMBP mean some kind of Mac?
If yes, some saved links that may help
Mac & nVidia Driver http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1075592
Mac Retina Bug http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1159632
Troubleshooting guide for Mac freeze
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/troubleshoot-system-errors-freezes-mac.html

T510 Wireless connection issue

I've had a T510 with the Centrino Advanced-N 6200AGN wireless for about 6 months now and it's been great. However, several days ago it started to not connect to my home network's wireless.
I've reset the router numerous times and rebooted the laptop to no avail. I've deleted the connection profile and recreated it with no change in behavior. All of my other devices both wireless and wired all work perfectly fine with no issues. I can also connect to other wireless networks with this laptop just fine.
Access connections shows that it is connecting to the router and then just sits at "Waiting for IP configuration" until it fails. Once it fails, if I go to the diagnostic tools to find the detailed error message it shows "Error code 031" with a recommended action of "The DCHP server on this network failed to respond to the request your system made for automatic IP address configuration." Clicking on Repair has no effect.
However, I check my router during these connection attempts/tests and I can watch the laptop show up in the DHCP clients with an IP address so it isn't an issue of connecting to the router. It also disappears from the DHCP clients once I manually disconnect, but at no point does the laptop actually bind an IP address to the wireless device. If I delete the DHCP client entry from the list of DHCP leases, the next connection attempt adds the laptop to the client list correctly but the laptop still does not set an IP address.
Running any of the Windows 7 Professional diagnostics has no effect either, it just says there is a problem with the IP configuration (duh!) and can't fix it.
The driver firmware version for the wireless device is 13.4.0.9 which is the most current listed. The system is also current on all other system updates, both Lenovo and Microsoft.
Does anyone have additional suggestions for troubleshooting/repair? This issue is extremely odd.

Of course as soon as I post something about the issue it starts working.
The only thing different I tried was plugging directly into the router which had the same issue as the wireless where it talked to the router but wouldn't get an IP address set to the device. I restarted the Windows "DHCP Client" service while plugged directly into the router and it magically worked once the service started again.
Looks like it was a Windows issue of some sort.

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