Nvidia 3d Vision Controller Driver 390.41

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I created a simple C program to run on GPU. It works great when run via the .exe however, whenever i use nvprof for profiling, it causes my system to become unstable (it freezes every x seconds) and requires a reboot in order to get the system proper again. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

I DO get this Warning when starting nvprof, Might this be the issue and how do i correct it? (I have identical cards as shown in the info below:).

7596 NVPROF is profiling process 7596, command: .whatup.exe7596 Warning: Unified Memory Profiling is not supported on the current configuration because a pair of devices without peer-to-peer support is detected on this multi-GPU setup. When peer mappings are not available, system falls back to using zero-copy memory. It can cause kernels, which access unified memory, to run slower. More details can be found at: http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-c-programming-guide/index.html#um-managed-memory

Just now, I went to Control Panel Programs 'Programs and Features' and I uninstalled all of these: NVIDIA 3D Vision Controller Driver 390.41 NVIDIA 3D Vision Driver 398.75 NVIDIA CUDA Development 9.2 NVIDIA CUDA Documentation 9.2 NVIDIA CUDA Runtime 9.2 NVIDIA CUDA Samples 9.2 NVIDIA CUDA Visual Studio Integration 9.2 NVIDIA Graphics Driver 398.

NVIDIA 3D Vision Controller Driver is a Shareware software in the category Audio & Multimedia developed by NVIDIA Corporation. It was checked for updates 19,038 times by the users of our client application UpdateStar during the last month. The latest version of NVIDIA 3D Vision Controller Driver is 390.41, released on.
NVIDIA 3D Vision Controller Driver. Version: NVIDIA 3D Vision Controller Driver v266.21 WHQL: Freigabedatum: 2011.01.19: Betriebssystem: Windows 7 64-bit, Windows.

Setting 'SET CUDA_MANAGED_FORCE_DEVICE_ALLOC=1' or 'SET CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=1' seems to have no affect.

System Specs:

Windows 10 Pro x64
i7-6800K
64 GB DDR4
2 x EVGA 980Ti (SLI)

NVIDIA Drivers:

Display Driver: 390.65
Geforce Experience: 3.12.0.84
3D Vision Controller Driver: 390.41
3D Vision: 390.65
CUDA v9.1

Here is the program output:

Number of blocks: 1
Number of threads per block: 32
value 0.000000
value 2.000000
value 4.000000
value 6.000000
value 8.000000
value 10.000000
value 12.000000
value 14.000000
value 16.000000
value 18.000000
COMPLETED****** <-- GPU process completes

**Here is output from cudaGetDeviceProperties(...) for more details **

Device Count: 2

Device 0: GeForce GTX 980 Ti
Device 0, MaxThreadsPerBlock: 1024
Device 0, TotalGlobalMem: 6442450944
Device 0, SharedMemPerBlock: 49152
Device 0, Major: 5
Device 0, Minor: 2
Device 0, ClockRate: 1190000
Device 0, ECCEnabled: 0
Device 0, TccDriver: 0
Device 0, ComputeMode: 0
Device 1: GeForce GTX 980 Ti
Device 1, MaxThreadsPerBlock: 1024
Device 1, TotalGlobalMem: 6442450944
Device 1, SharedMemPerBlock: 49152
Device 1, Major: 5
Device 1, Minor: 2
Device 1, ClockRate: 1190000
Device 1, ECCEnabled: 0
Device 1, TccDriver: 0
Device 1, ComputeMode: 0

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1.) SLI is enabled and working (at least via NVIDIA control panel, and EVGA Precision)
2.) Code runs fine on GPU, just cannot profile w/o it killing my machine and requiring reboot (otherwise the screen freezes every x seconds)
3.) I have tried a 'clean' install of nvidia drivers

... and finally, here is the C code which i compile via: nvcc myfile.cu -o thefinal.exe

Update: The problem does not appear related to the add_gpu call. If i change this function as follows (add_gpu_BARE), it still has the same issue of causing my screen to lock up every x seconds until reboot.

1.) specifying 256 threads causes nvprof to NEVER return
2.) specifying 32 works but causes the system instability
3.) array size seems to have no affect
4.) memory/cpu of both cards are very low when profiling

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