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AMD’s is coming up in support for things like torch and xformers. But it isn’t there yet. If you want for AI, your best bet is a used 3090 for $700-800. The ra
by SV_BubbleTime 2y ago
AMD’s is coming up in support for things like torch and xformers. But it isn’t there yet.
If you want for AI, your best bet is a used 3090 for $700-800. The ram is more important and that card is still faster than a 4070.
- codedokode 2y agoAMD has documentation for its assembly language as I remember. Or one needs more documentation to run AI?
- SV_BubbleTime 2y agoIsn’t a documentation issue. The entire ecosystem is built around CUDA currently. There was someone implementing Cuda on AMD hardware but as I understand it, AMD shut that down. There are two alternatives to CUDA for AMD right now, but I forget their names. AMD has STRIX coming, which is a single board embedded ram machine, and is being targeted at AI loads with lots of low latency ram. So we’ll see what happens there.