Check whether the computer graphics card (GPU) supports CUDA and its version

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Recently I wanted to try out the GPU versions of tensorflow and mindspore, so I flipped around my computer to see if it supports GPU and which version it is.

Preliminary knowledge:

What is a GPU?
CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) is a computing platform launched by graphics card manufacturer NVIDIA. CUDA™ is a general-purpose parallel computing architecture introduced by NVIDIA that enables GPUs to solve complex computing problems.

View method

(1) Open the NVIDIA control panel. Can be opened via direct search.
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(2) After opening, you can view some information about NVIDIA and the driver version of the graphics card on the interface, as shown in the menu on the left.
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(3) Click the [Help] menu and select the [System Information] option Insert image description here
(4) There are two menu pages in the system information window: Display and Components. Insert image description here
(5) Select [Component], and in the 3D settings module, find NVCUDA.DLL. In this line, you can see the version of NVCUDA.
Like here I am NVIDIA11.8

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