Support Matrix#
This support matrix provides filterable compatibility information. The software/system and feature explorers cover releases from 10.0.0 EA through 11.4.0. The GPU architecture and precision explorer reports TensorRT 11.4.0.
Software and System Requirements#
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Engine Portability
- Platform: Serialized engines are not portable across platforms, such as Linux and Windows.
- Version Compatibility: Engines built with the version-compatible flag can run with supported newer TensorRT runtimes, subject to the version-compatibility known issues in the release notes. Two combinations are supported across major versions: TensorRT 10 version-compatible engines can run with a TensorRT 11 runtime, and TensorRT 8 version-compatible engines can run with a TensorRT 10 runtime. No other combination across major versions is supported. For example, a TensorRT 8 engine cannot run with a TensorRT 11 runtime. The general runtime has no separate compatibility preflight API: deserialize during controlled startup, require a non-null engine, and inspect the TensorRT logger before accepting traffic. Refer to the TensorRT 11.4.0 known issues before deployment.
- Hardware Compatibility: Engines built with hardware compatibility mode can run on multiple GPU architectures, depending on the hardware compatibility level used. Without this mode, engines are not portable across different GPU architectures.
- Windows on ARM DLA beta: DLA engines built with TensorRT 11.4.0 must be rebuilt when DLA support reaches general availability. Retain the source model and build configuration.
Find out what you need to install and run TensorRT. First select your TensorRT version to view software requirements by platform group (CUDA, NCCL, drivers, and more). Optionally select a platform in Step 2 to view compiler versions, Python requirements, compute capabilities, driver requirements, and framework compatibility.
GPU Architecture and Precision Support for TensorRT 11.4.0#
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TensorRT 11.4.0 results. Filter by GPU architecture (compute capability) or precision mode to see which hardware supports which precision types in this release. TensorRT 11.4.0 supports NVIDIA hardware with compute capability SM 7.5 or higher. Use the versioned explorers for older releases.
Feature and Component Support#
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Find out which TensorRT features and components are supported in which versions. Filter by TensorRT version and component to see feature availability across releases. Use this to determine if a specific feature is available in your target TensorRT version.
Footnotes
- [#f1] Built with CUDA Toolkit 12.9. Compatible with CUDA 12.x versions only.
- [#f3] Supported in hardware emulation mode (hardware does not accelerate FP4 linear operations).
- [#f4] Requires CUDA Toolkit 12.8 or newer.
- [#f5] Requires CUDA Toolkit 12.9 or newer.
- [#f6] Python Version Support: Debian/RPM packages support the Python version listed in the table for each platform. Wheel packages (tar/zip) support Python 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14 across all platforms. Python 3.8 and 3.9 wheels may still be available on some platforms, but those bindings are deprecated in TensorRT 11.x and will be removed in a future release.
- [#f7] For detailed driver compatibility information, refer to the NVIDIA CUDA Release Notes and NVIDIA Driver Downloads.
- [#f8] DLA is not supported in TensorRT 11.3.0 or in TensorRT 11.3.1 for DriveOS. Enterprise TensorRT 11.4.0 supports DLA on Windows on ARM as a beta feature; it is not supported for Linux SBSA, NVIDIA JetPack, or NVIDIA DriveOS deployments. TensorRT 11.2.1 and earlier support only Orin iGPU.
- [#f9] Requires CUDA Toolkit 13.4 or newer.
- [#f10] Built with CUDA Toolkit 13.4. Compatible with CUDA 13.x versions only.
- [#f11] Built with CUDA Toolkit 13.4 update 1. Debian, RPM, tar, and zip packages require CUDA 13.x. Matching ``tensorrt-cu12`` pip wheels support CUDA 12.x.
- [#f12] Requires CUDA Toolkit 13.4 update 1 or newer.
- [#f13] DLA support on Windows on ARM is in beta in TensorRT 11.4.0 and covers a restricted set of layers. There is no GPU fallback, so every layer must be DLA-capable, and batch size is 1. DLA engines built with TensorRT 11.4.0 must be rebuilt once DLA support reaches general availability, so keep your source models.