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> My bold guess is because there are more training machines run on Nviada GPUs as opposed to AMD's. Likely not so bold. AMD GPUs are good, but a quite a bit mo
by slizard 11y ago
> My bold guess is because there are more training machines run on Nviada GPUs as opposed to AMD's.
Likely not so bold. AMD GPUs are good, but a quite a bit more pain to program compared to NVIDIA with CUDA (OpenCL on NVIDIA is more or less useless).