Lemme guess. You tried OpenCL 2.0 and found out it was a dumpster fire on AMD? OpenCL1.2 worked fine for all the test code I made for myself. But OpenCL 2.0 wa

Lemme guess. You tried OpenCL 2.0 and found out it was a dumpster fire on AMD? OpenCL1.2 worked fine for all the test code I made for myself. But OpenCL 2.0 was... horrid. Unworkable. -------- My next step personally is to give DirectX 12 computer shaders a serious try. A lot of people are also talking about Vulkan shaders, as apparently that works well on Linux too. ROCm on Linux is fine enough. But this weirdness of having a feature on ROCm Windows (when ROCm Windows isn't even public yet?) is well... weird. I guess its cool that AMD has worked with the Windows team to get everything squared up, but it'd be nice if ROCm on Windows were available to the masses.