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On an installation, when I run nvidia-smi, it shows the CUDA version as being 12.0.

After installing the CUDA Toolkit, nvcc --version reports the version is 12.2.

Is this a problem?

Based on this very comprehensive answer, I understood that NVIDIA SMI can report a higher version number than NVCC.

In this case, it is the opposite.

ahron
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    Yes, it can be a problem. If you use that version of `nvcc` with that installed driver version, things probably won't work, and there are many questions here on SO that discuss the outcome "CUDA driver version is insufficient for CUDA runtime version" – Robert Crovella Aug 21 '23 at 13:14

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