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cuda.md

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 If this seems too complicated you can change Max to use google for speech-to-text instead in the .env
 
 1. download the cuda toolkit: `https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads`
-2. download cudann: `https://developer.nvidia.com/cudnn-downloads`
-3. unzip cudann and copy all of the .dll files
-4. paste the .dll files in the toolkit\cuda\bin folder (for example: `C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v12.6\bin`)
-5. now we need to add those .dll's to your PATH, to do this hit the windows key and type "enviro",
-6. select "edit the system environment variables"
-7. select button on the bottom right "Environment Variables"
-8. in the lower window "System variables" find and select "Path"
-9. select "Edit"
-10. select "Browse"
-11. browse to the same location as step 4, where you just put the .dll files
-12. then select a ok a bunch of times and close out the menu
+2. now to get the cudann files we need to get the latest version 8.9.7, which is here: `https://developer.nvidia.com/rdp/cudnn-archive`
+3. you will need to create an account with nvidia to get access to the download
+4. unzip cudann and copy all of the .dll files
+5. paste the .dll files in the toolkit\cuda\bin folder (for example: `C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v12.6\bin`)
+6. now we need to add those .dll's to your PATH, to do this hit the windows key and type "enviro",
+7. select "edit the system environment variables"
+8. select button on the bottom right "Environment Variables"
+9. in the lower window "System variables" find and select "Path"
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+10. select "Edit"
+11. select "Browse"
+12. browse to the same location as step 4, where you just put the .dll files
+13. then select a ok a bunch of times and close out the menu