GPUUnlock

Supported NVIDIA cards

The PCI IDs the GPU Unlock module accepts, split by how well each one is actually known: measured on the same card, reported by a user, partial, untested, or deliberately unsupported.

72 PCI IDs accepted across the Ampere, Ada and Turing modules (AD102, AD103, GA102, GA103, GA104, GA106, TU102, TU104, TU106); 19 cards described here.

Measured on the same card

A fork published stock-vs-unlocked numbers from one card with the same binaries.

Reported by users

Someone filed a compatibility report. The forks did not independently revalidate it.

Unlock completes, gain does not

The override applies but tensor throughput stays where it was.

Accepted but untested

The module accepts the device ID. Nobody has published a result.

How to check your own card

Run `lspci -nn | grep -i nvidia` and match the `10de:xxxx` device ID against the list above. GeForce and CMP GA102/GA104 IDs are in the Ampere/Ada list; professional RTX A-series and data-centre parts are not. AD102 accepts only the RTX 4090, and AD103 is limited to the exact RTX 4070 Ti SUPER canary address. On RTX 20 series cards the accepting module is `turing_unlock`, and AD102/GA102 IDs mean nothing to it.

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