Can I use Jacket(Matlab+GPU) OpenCL to use the ADM ATI GPU card for scientific calculation

As post before but still no response, my ADM ATI R9290X GPU card is not supported by Matlab even the latest version R2013. However, Jacket announced that it is now available for ATI - run Matlab code on GPU. Anyone has experience on it, please share it with me. I do not want to return my AD< ATI GPU card for GeForce. I understand the basic concept is OpenCL backend.

Answer 1

[Joss Knight]

MATLAB supports CUDA and not OpenCL at this point.

Jacket was discontinued in 2012.

[Lucas]

OK Matlab does not support OpenCL. Can we still use Jacket even it is discontinued in 2012 like Windows XP?

Can I use AMD SDK to run GPU programming on it. It is a long short but it seems the only way.

Any idea when Matlab is going to support ATI GPU card.

[Joss Knight]

You can continue to use Jacket with older versions of MATLAB. Let us know what you were doing with Jacket and we'll let you know how to do it with the latest releases of PCT.

Using MEX you can call your OpenCL code from MATLAB.

There are no immediate plans to extend support beyond CUDA - it would be useful to know if there is any particular reason (other than a desire not to have to return it) why you need support for your ATI card?