"OpenCL works fine on NVIDIA cards, but performance is reasonably slower (up to 2x slowdown) compared to CUDA, so it doesn't really worth using OpenCL on NVIDIA cards at this moment."
I wonder if that's intentional on NVIDIA's part.
Does it mention which version of OpenCL they're using? I'm looking forward to hearing news about v2.x and SPIR-V.
"OpenCL works fine on NVIDIA cards, but performance is reasonably slower (up to 2x slowdown) compared to CUDA, so it doesn't really worth using OpenCL on NVIDIA cards at this moment."
I wonder if that's intentional on NVIDIA's part.
Does it mention which version of OpenCL they're using? I'm looking forward to hearing news about v2.x and SPIR-V.