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The interesting part is that instead of adding a lot (if any really) "matrix multiply add" cores they seem to just dumped a truckload of FP16 cores they claim t
by dogma1138 6y ago
The interesting part is that instead of adding a lot (if any really) "matrix multiply add" cores they seem to just dumped a truckload of FP16 cores they claim to have nearly 200 tflops of FP16 in just normal half precision that's kinda bonkers...
But the issue is always software, ROCm is currently a joke.
- xbar 6y agoBriefly, what would it take to get ROCm to be CUDA-competitive, as a platform?
- dogma1138 6y agoFeature parity with the core libraries of CUDA. Flawless Windows and Linux support. Software updates released in line with GPU releases, and guaranteed continued support throughout their lifecycle. Full support for consumer grade GPUs and APUs.