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NouveauDevice

Struct NouveauDevice 

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pub struct NouveauDevice {
    pub vendor_id: u16,
    pub device_id: u16,
    pub architecture: NvidiaArchitecture,
    pub mmio_base: u64,
    pub mmio_size: u64,
    pub vram_base: u64,
    pub vram_size: u64,
    pub name: String,
}
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NVIDIA GPU device instance

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§vendor_id: u16

PCI vendor ID (always 0x10DE for NVIDIA)

§device_id: u16

PCI device ID

§architecture: NvidiaArchitecture

Classified GPU architecture

§mmio_base: u64

BAR0 MMIO base address (registers)

§mmio_size: u64

BAR0 MMIO region size

§vram_base: u64

VRAM aperture base (BAR1)

§vram_size: u64

VRAM aperture size

§name: String

Human-readable device name

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impl NouveauDevice

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pub fn classify_architecture(device_id: u16) -> NvidiaArchitecture

Classify GPU architecture from PCI device ID.

Device ID ranges are derived from the upstream Nouveau driver chipset identification and envytools database.

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pub fn requires_gsp(&self) -> bool

Return true if this GPU requires GSP firmware (Turing+).

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pub fn has_raytracing(&self) -> bool

Return true if this GPU supports hardware raytracing (Turing+).

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impl Freeze for NouveauDevice

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impl RefUnwindSafe for NouveauDevice

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impl Send for NouveauDevice

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impl Sync for NouveauDevice

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impl Unpin for NouveauDevice

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impl UnwindSafe for NouveauDevice

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