"The difference between a high end card and a low end card within the same generation often comes down to the number of chips available." GPUBench The MultiprocessorCount is effectively the number of chips on the GPU. There's one other number, though, that might be helpful to you when comparing GPUs. The other information provided by gpuDevice is mostly useful to the developers writing low-level GPU computation routines, or for troubleshooting. The sixth generation is known as Pascal." As of the R2017b release, GPU computing with MATLAB and Parallel Computing Toolbox requires a ComputeCapability of at least 3.0. And ComputeCapability refers to the generation of computation capability supported by this card. "An Index of 1 means that the NVIDIA driver thinks this GPU is the most powerful one installed on your computer. You've got a pretty good GPU there - a lot better than the one I've got, at least for deep learning." (I'll explain this comment below.) I asked Ben to walk me through the output of gpuDevice on my computer. The function gpuDevice tells you about your GPU hardware. Comparing CPU and GPU speed for deep learning.
Getting information about your GPU card.
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