Rocm is the Radeon Open Compute … Something begining with m. It’s the libraries that AMD write to divert workloads to your GPU.
I have a 7600 and I’m finding things a bit bleeding edge (on Linux). I highly recommend making sure you’re on the latest 7.6.1 of Rocm and make sure the version of pytorch you’re using is a recent nightly that uses 7.6. earlier versions didn’t support the 7xxx series.
If you’re on windows, I think thinks can work differently.
Rocm is the Radeon Open Compute … Something begining with m. It’s the libraries that AMD write to divert workloads to your GPU.
I have a 7600 and I’m finding things a bit bleeding edge (on Linux). I highly recommend making sure you’re on the latest 7.6.1 of Rocm and make sure the version of pytorch you’re using is a recent nightly that uses 7.6. earlier versions didn’t support the 7xxx series.
If you’re on windows, I think thinks can work differently.