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Support for Windows #2065
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According to tom's hardware and videocardz, ROCm 5.6.0 Alpha document (internal) shows will support Windows for RDNA2 cards, stay tuned, it seems not far away from now. |
they fcked us again |
ROCm 5.5.0 does not guarantee the inclusion of Windows support. Stay tuned. |
I know that..i just hoped from many speculation that the release after 5.4.3 will have windows release. Manny commits to docs said that. So now I am disappointed. They removed windows docs from develop branch for no reason and explanation. I am disappointed right now |
Imo they should drop all planned features and rush windows support out the door. |
From the README
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ROCm 5.6.0 does not have Windows support. |
Thanks for the notice. It seems like ROCm 5.6.0 is available in https://repo.radeon.com/amdgpu-install/5.6/ now. |
Yep and we waited like fools |
Will there be miopen support for windows in 6.0.1? |
https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/install-on-windows/en/latest/ So, it seems they support windows with 5.7. Still no ML libraries, I think... |
The page was not updated but 6.1 it is supported |
Support available. Please check latest ROCm 6.1.1 |
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@johnnynunez Sorry about the confusion. Current HIP SDK version available for windows is 5.7.1 |
It doesn't look like "support available" to me (at least according to pytorch.org): |
Use ROCm in WSL if you have a compatible GPU: I have been using it for two months and it works (imo better than in Linux), with some tricks. |
WSL is a workaround, not a native Windows support. |
Alright. In my opinion, choosing to support WSL is a smart decision. It (almost) perfectly integrates with the existing ROCm ecosystem on Linux and can already support many professional workflows. I'm quite satisfied with my two-month experience. |
Please add native support for Windows. I was recently evaluating which new GPU with more VRAM I could buy, but lack of support for Windows basically makes AMD cards unusable for me.
I want to be able PyTorch 2.0 with GPU acceleration on Windows, natively - and GPUs that doesn't allow me to do so are simply no-go:
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