Hear me out. GPU Names reported by the driver is not the best way to identify the NVIDIA IDs. We always have to sanitize and each new graphics card can change it all, and some have extra stuff on their name such as MaxQ/8GB/SUPER.
This constantly breaks the code. Furthermore, with NO driver installed, the GPU name is just some generic text. No way to identify it.
A solution would be matching NVIDIA GPU ID with Device ID, which would fix all the issues.
Hear me out. GPU Names reported by the driver is not the best way to identify the NVIDIA IDs. We always have to sanitize and each new graphics card can change it all, and some have extra stuff on their name such as MaxQ/8GB/SUPER.
This constantly breaks the code. Furthermore, with NO driver installed, the GPU name is just some generic text. No way to identify it.
A solution would be matching NVIDIA GPU ID with Device ID, which would fix all the issues.