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Two major questions come to mind: 1. What will the impact be for ROCm's Navi support on Linux? 2. Does this mean they're getting more confident at handling si
by EFruit 5y ago
Two major questions come to mind:
1. What will the impact be for ROCm's Navi support on Linux?
2. Does this mean they're getting more confident at handling simultaneous display AND compute with ROCm?
- my123 5y ago> 1. What will the impact be for ROCm's Navi support on Linux? You will see that supported officially in ROCm 5.0, the next ROCm release. Note that ROCm 5.0 drops support for first generation Vega GPUs. (Radeon Instinct MI25) The only consumer card to have shipped with second gen Vega is the Radeon VII.
- slavik81 5y agoAll future plans are subject to change, but official Navi21 support is expected in ROCm 5.0. It's been shipping unofficially since ROCm 4.2. Official Navi support (5000-series cards), however, is expected in a later release. In current releases, I think the only ROCm library shipping unofficial support is rocBLAS. (I work for AMD on ROCm. All opinions are my own.)