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Everything You Need to Set Up Your Development Environment

NVIDIA SDK Manager provides an end-to-end development environment setup solution for NVIDIA’s DRIVE and Jetson SDKs for both host and target devices.

Version 1.3.1 is required for all SDKs

Highlights

✔ Faster than ever
Fast download and streamlined development environment setup.

✔ Packages and dependencies manager
Orchestrates SDKs, tools and driver combinations, secures incompatibilities of software versions.

✔ Supports both host machine and target devices
Installs SDKs on host machine, flashes NVIDIA HW development platforms, supports different OSes.

✔ Designed for developers
GUI and command line applications.

✔ Easy to get
A single location for multiple software development SDKs and tools.

✔ Know when there is an update
Update notifications to get the latest and greatest from NVIDIA.

SDK Manager deploys NVIDIA DRIVE, Jetson and Clara SDKs.

Learn more about NVIDIA DRIVE
Learn more about NVIDIA Jetson
Learn more about NVIDIA Clara

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What’s New in SDK Manager v1.3:

Log in process to NVIDIA Developer was changed.
Added APT configuration verification to reduce install errors.
Added interactive interface to the command line.
Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Host OS	Ubuntu Desktop 16.04 and 18.04 on x64 system
Dependencies	Requirements vary depending on the deployed SDK.
Hardware	RAM 8GB Internet Connection

For specific DRIVE, JetPack and Clara deployed SDKs, see product release notes.

Setting Up The Development Environment:

1. DOWNLOAD

Version 1.3.1 is required for all SDKs

2. INSTALL

From a terminal window, install the Debian package with the command: sudo apt install ./sdkmanager-[version].deb
SDK Manager also supports command line interface. Run sdkmanager --help to see the options

3. LAUNCH

From a terminal window, launch SDK Manager with the command: sdkmanager

4. LOGIN & SETUP

From the SDK Manager launch screen, select the appropriate login tab for your account type, NVIDIA Developer (developer.nvidia.com) OR NVONLINE (partners.nvidia.com) and complete the login process.
Select the Product Category you would like to install and follow the steps to complete the installation.
For further detail, consult the SDK Manager User Guide.

Visit SDK Manager Downloads Archive for older versions.

*SDK Manager is using open source software available for download here.

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OptiX is free to use within any application, including commercial and educational applications. To download, you must be a member of the NVIDIA Developer Program.

Key Features

Programmable GPU-accelerated Ray-Tracing Pipeline
Single-ray shader programming model using C++
Optimized for current and future generations of NVIDIA GPU architectures
Transparently scales across multiple GPUs
Automatically combines GPU memory over NVLink for large scenes
AI Accelerated rendering using Tensor Cores
Ray Tracing acceleration using RT Cores
Free for Commercial-Use
ARM support (Coming Soon)

Operating System	Windows, Linux, OSX, Power9, ARM (Coming Soon) (see release notes for specific version)
Dependencies	NVIDIA GeForce, Quadro and Tesla products with Maxwell and newer generation GPUs. RecentNVIDIA Display Driver
Development Environment	C/C++ Compiler and Recent CUDA Toolkit

Operating System

Windows, Linux, OSX, Power9,
ARM (Coming Soon)
(see release notes for specific version)

Dependencies

NVIDIA GeForce, Quadro and Tesla products with Maxwell and newer generation GPUs.

RecentNVIDIA Display Driver

Development Environment

C/C++ Compiler and Recent CUDA Toolkit

By clicking the 'Accept & Download' button, you are confirming that you have read and agree to be bound by the SOFTWARE DEVELOPER KITS, SAMPLES AND TOOLS LICENSE AGREEMENT for use of the SDK package. The download will begin immediately after clicking on the 'Agree & Download' button below.

OptiX SDK for Windows
Version 7.2.0
10/07/2020
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OptiX SDK for Linux
Version 7.2.0
10/07/2020
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Release Notes (119KB, PDF)

[DEVBLOG] - How to get started with OptiX 7 DevBlog

NOTE: Requires NVIDIA R456.71 driver or newer for Windows and 455.28 or newer for Linux..

OptiX 7.2.0 introduces: support for module specializations for runtime feature toggles, Arbitrary Output Variable (AOV) denoising for increased flexibility, improved error checking and debugging for an enhanced developer experience, as well as source libraries and sample code to support demand loading of rendering data.

Release Highlights NVIDIA® OptiX™ 7.2.0 (Oct 2020)

Specialization is a powerful new feature that allows renderers to maintain generality while increasing performance on specific use cases. The OptiX compiler is leveraged to fold constant values and elide complex code that is not required by a particular scene setup.
OptiX 7.2 adds the ability to denoise multiple AOV layers simultaneously along with the color image in a single denoising pass.
Validation mode, when turned on, enables extra safety checks when starting or debugging an OptiX application. For example, it enables debug exceptions automatically, and checks the CUDA stream status for every API call.
Demand loading source library enables textures to be loaded on demand, which greatly reduces memory requirements, start-up time, and disk I/O compared to preloading textures.

Windows 7 and higher, 64-bit
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Release Notes (91KB, PDF)

NOTE: Requires NVIDIA R435.80 driver or newer. You may need a Beta Driver for certain operating systems.

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The 6.5.0 release of the OptiX SDK introduces many performance improvements and extended functionality. cuDNN is no longer required to use the OptiX Denoiser and all required files are shipped with the driver. The introduction of demand loaded buffers allows faster startup times by permitting launch calls before all textures are loaded and the ability to render scenes with very large texture sets by loading the required textures and mipmap levels to the device as needed. Support for Nsight tools has also been added in this release.

Release Highlights NVIDIA® OptiX™ 6.5.0 (Aug 2019)

OptiX AI denoiser no longer requires redistribution of cuDNN
New disk caching features offer flexibility for production environments
Improved PTX handling (extended instruction set)
Improved build times (3x to 4x faster on average)
Hit shaders can access triangle vertex data, motion blur data, and the transformation stack
Introduction of demand loaded buffers and textures
- Decreases memory requirements of large textur

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