This configuration however is not trivial. Many online tutorials are written using older versions of software, while newer versions of some parts work only in special environments: not on Windows.
This configuration seems to work now on our Windows 10 system:
- Cuda 10.0
- Tensorflow-GPU==1.14.0
- Python 3.6.5
- Keras 2.2.4
There are several things no be aware of:
- Remove all other Python installations
- Cuda also needs CuDNN. A zip file corresponding to the Cuda installation can be downloaded. Then files the folder should be copied to the corresponding folders in the Cuda installation.
- The path to the Cuda folders ..\CUDA\v10.0\libnvvp and ..\CUDA\v10.0\bin should be included in the systems Path variable
- - Visual Studio Build Tools 2017 and
- Nvidia Nsight Visual Studio Edition
should be de-installed before installing Cuda, otherwise the installation will fail. - Don't forget to update Pip to the latest version before installing from requirements.txt