Asus Rog 1050ti

[reefcrazed]

New Asus Rog laptop, not seeing the GPU, is this normal and expected? Driver is the latest.

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02:29:24:******************************* System ********************************
02:29:24:          CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz
02:29:24:       CPU ID: GenuineIntel Family 6 Model 158 Stepping 9
02:29:24:         CPUs: 8
02:29:24:       Memory: 15.88GiB
02:29:24:  Free Memory: 11.17GiB
02:29:24:      Threads: WINDOWS_THREADS
02:29:24:   OS Version: 6.2
02:29:24:  Has Battery: true
02:29:24:   On Battery: false
02:29:24:   UTC Offset: -6
02:29:24:          PID: 7416
02:29:24:          CWD: C:/Users/jkg/AppData/Roaming/FAHClient
02:29:24:           OS: Windows 10 Home
02:29:24:      OS Arch: AMD64
02:29:24:         GPUs: 0
02:29:24:         CUDA: 6.1
02:29:24:  CUDA Driver: 8000
02:29:24:Win32 Service: false

[foldy]

The nvidia driver delivered by Windows 10 update is missing the OpenCL part.
Did you install the driver from nvidia website 378.49?
http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverRe ... 4350/en-us

[reefcrazed]

Yes

[foldy]

Does the laptop use nvidia Optimus?
Or maybe the driver from ASUS website may work better?

[7im]

Open a command prompt window, then run FAHClient --lspci from whatever directory the FAHClient lives in. In my case, it was C:\Program Files\FAHClient>FAHClient --lspci. Then capture the text output of the lspci run and paste it in to a post here. This will give the exact hex codes for the recognized GPUs to allow the mods to check or update the GPUs list.

Note the lspci command has TWO DASHES in front of it - so the command is FAHClient [Space] --lspci[ENTER]