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Compute Capability is a version number NVIDIA defines for its GPU architectures, expressed as "major.minor" (e.g., 8.x for Ampere, 8.9 for Ada Lovelace, 12.0 for Blackwell), encoded directly in the GPU hardware identity and read by the driver via PCI configuration space and GPU registers; it does not depend on upper-layer software or platform labels and cannot be forged by editing product descriptions or the virtualization layer (MIG partitioning only affects the visibility of memory and compute units, not the architecture version number).
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