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NVIDIA Tesla C1060 Computing ProcessorvTable of ContentsIntroduction 1About This Guide 1Minimum System Requirements 2Unpacking 3Unpacking 3Equipment 3Hardware Installation 5Before You Begin 5Tesla C1060 Installation 6Driver Installation 9Windows Installation 9Control Panel Set Up 14Linux Installation 16Verifying Linux Installation 20References and Resources 21Getting Driver Updates 21Registration, Support and Warranty 23Registering Your Tesla C1060 Computing Board 23Warranty and Support 24Compliance and Certifications 25Tesla C1060 Installation Guide1IntroductionThe NVIDIA Tesla computing processor puts personal supercomputing within your reach. Tackle massive problems with the unprecedented performance of the multiple-core Tesla architecture and the easy programming enabled by a suite of developer tools. Tesla enables you to solve problems This GuideThis installation guide discusses the installation and configuration of the Tesla C1060 C1060 Installation GuideMinimum System RequirementsPrior to unpacking your new Tesla C1060, confirm that your system meets all the system requirements for a smooth System Microsoft Windows XP 32-bit or 64-bit Linux 32-bit and 64-bit on: Redhat Enterprise Linux , , SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 OpenSUSE , , Fedora 7, 8 Ubuntu , Processor Intel Pentium 4 or Xeon processor or higher AMD Opteron processor or higher RAM 1 GB minimum, 4 GB recommended per Tesla C1060 Graph

1 Introduction The NVIDIA® Tesla™ computing processor puts personal supercomputing within your reach. Tackle massive problems with the unprecedented performance of the multiple-core Tesla

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