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installation problems on desktop

cho_a_
Beginner
‎02-11-2016 01:03 AM
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Hi, I want to test how the GPU processing is faster than common things so now I'm trying to setup the environment for OpenCL and OpenCV.

however, i got an issue for installation for OpenCL SDK on my computer.

My CPU is i5-4590 ,Intel graphics HD 4600 . OS is Windows7 32bit.

As I know, the SDK supports OpenCL 1.2, 32-bit Operation system before 2016 sdk but now it's not available.

Could you please suggest any solution for it? or .. is there any routes to get past versions.?

the file I install is 'intel_sdk_for_opencl_setup_6.0.0.1049.exe' and Error message is 'Machine CPU architecture IA-32 is not supported.'

My desktop is made by Samsung Electronic so i can't change the OS easily

I can give more information about my system or environment if you needto solve this problem .

thanks.

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Robert_I_Intel
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‎02-11-2016 08:21 AM
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Hi Cho,

Yes, when downloading the SDK, you can select the previous (5.3) version (the selection screen should be right after the registration screen).

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cho_a_
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‎02-11-2016 02:43 PM
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Thanks !! :)

 

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