Do your (X86) CPU and GPU support OpenCL?

[MeMYBob]

Might as well add these links as well

http://software.intel.com/en-us/vcsource/tools/opencl

http://wn.com/opencl/wikipedia?orderby=relevance&upload_time=this_month

http://fireuser.com/blog/free_opencl_for_cpu_beta_download_from_amd/

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[ManeBjorn]

It does help quite a bit.
I have a Phenom 9750 X4 that supports OpenCL which will make it a little more useful for when the replacement motherboard arrives this week. 
The main reason I was running it was to operate my mining gear but maybe I can squeeze a bit more use out of it now.

[MeMYBob]

Glad it helps  ;D

[ManeBjorn]

Great links thanks for the info.
That should help lots of people including me.

[MeMYBob]

Do your (X86) CPU and GPU support OpenCL?

Came across this web page by chance while search for any info on opencl on a celeron t3500 (my Phenom laptop hard drive has crashed)

Anyway although not that recent I thought I would mention it here in case anyone else found it informative.  I am a newbie and not technically minded so can not answer any question about stuff as I have not a clue.. :o

Written by Vincent Hindriksen
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Does your computer have OpenCL-capable hardware? Read on and find out if your computer is compatible...

If you want to know what other non-PC hardware (phones, tablets, FPGAs, DSPs, etc) is running OpenCL, see the OpenCL SDK page.


http://streamcomputing.eu/blog/2011-12-29/opencl-hardware-support/

Mobile Processor OpenCL drivers (Q3 2013) + rating     http://streamcomputing.eu/blog/2013-09-05/mobile-processor-opencl-drivers-q3-2013/

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