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Access Denied on NVIDIA GRID 7.2 Driver


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I am trying to set up an NVIDIA Tesla T4 GPU and use its RTX functionality in a raytracing application (Bakery for Unity3D). But every time I launch the app, Bakery tells me it could not find the OptiX library.



I believe to have tracked it down to the driver version being too old (412.16), but when I try to load the GRID 7.2 drivers from the NVIDIA drivers public storage bucket I get an access denied exception.



Do I need to ask for special authorization to get access to this driver?










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    I am trying to set up an NVIDIA Tesla T4 GPU and use its RTX functionality in a raytracing application (Bakery for Unity3D). But every time I launch the app, Bakery tells me it could not find the OptiX library.



    I believe to have tracked it down to the driver version being too old (412.16), but when I try to load the GRID 7.2 drivers from the NVIDIA drivers public storage bucket I get an access denied exception.



    Do I need to ask for special authorization to get access to this driver?










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      I am trying to set up an NVIDIA Tesla T4 GPU and use its RTX functionality in a raytracing application (Bakery for Unity3D). But every time I launch the app, Bakery tells me it could not find the OptiX library.



      I believe to have tracked it down to the driver version being too old (412.16), but when I try to load the GRID 7.2 drivers from the NVIDIA drivers public storage bucket I get an access denied exception.



      Do I need to ask for special authorization to get access to this driver?










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      I am trying to set up an NVIDIA Tesla T4 GPU and use its RTX functionality in a raytracing application (Bakery for Unity3D). But every time I launch the app, Bakery tells me it could not find the OptiX library.



      I believe to have tracked it down to the driver version being too old (412.16), but when I try to load the GRID 7.2 drivers from the NVIDIA drivers public storage bucket I get an access denied exception.



      Do I need to ask for special authorization to get access to this driver?







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          NVIDIA vGPU Software (Quadro vDWS, GRID vPC, GRID vApps)



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          NVIDIA® Virtual GPU (vGPU) Software Documentation



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