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That's not a trend that's basically the norm for generative ai and AMD is to blame for it not the devs.
by Zetobal 3y ago
That's not a trend that's basically the norm for generative ai and AMD is to blame for it not the devs.
- dbrgn 3y agoWhy is that the case? Tools like OpenCL do exist, but I assume CUDA is simply better suited for these tasks, is that true? (With the dominance of CUDA, choice of a GPU on Linux gets even harder. It used to be a clear "fuck you Nvidia" if you wanted to use Wayland, but Nvidia definitely has the lead when it's about video editing and machine learning.)
- dotnet00 3y agoAMD's OpenCL implementation and tooling on Windows is terrible, even worse than NVIDIA's OpenCL tooling, and on Linux their ROCm stuff has been so unreliable in terms of its hardware support that it isn't worth the investment.
- irusensei 3y agoIt should not be. Torch and AMD has been a thing forever on Linux even before Windows. The underlying comfyUI supports it. In fact someone replied here it might have been a mistake.