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>and the oneAPI libraries for compute are slowly maturing I'll say I had a miserable time trying so setup oneAPI for VS Code on Windows. Their website made it
by valianteffort 3y ago
>and the oneAPI libraries for compute are slowly maturing
I'll say I had a miserable time trying so setup oneAPI for VS Code on Windows. Their website made it seem like it was possible, there are even plugins, but I never got it working. Eventually I just gave up and downloaded Visual Studio.
Getting oneAPI to work on Arch Linux, where it's not even officially supported, was also tricky but considerably easier.
Haven't been able to successfully get PyTorch or TensorFlow code to utilize the GPU but did get some DPC++ working with oneAPI. All-in-all it's not a terrible experience but could be a lot better.
- halotrope 3y agoI got it installed on Ubuntu and managed to get OneApi in blender, pytorch and stable diffusion playground. I’d say if this is your primary interest, wait another generation. I’m such a fan of opensource vendor drivers that I had to try already
- valianteffort 3y agoI'm pretty happy with Arch so I don't think I'll switch. As far as stable diffusion I read a guide on setting it up using WSL and it never worked. No telling what's wrong because there's just very little info about these GPU's out there.
- stavros 3y agoI have an nVidia card and I never managed to get any AI stuff working on my base system. The only thing that's worked off the box is Docker images with CUDA support.
- ColonelPhantom 3y agoWhen did you try PyTorch and Tensorflow? I think they were updated pretty recently to the latest upstream releases, which is necessary to work with Python 3.11 which is the version that Arch is currently shipping.