@AzorFrank Support full ROCm features on Windows, not just the so-called "HIP"

@alifahrri2 EliteBook X is featured with Strix Point, not Strix Halo, so it only pairs with four x32 modules (two 64-bit channels)

@frozoken The EliteBook X is featured with Strix Point, not Strix Halo, so it only pairs with four x32 modules.

@farajalrashidi Run a 700b LLM model 🤪

@nicheanimoments

@hjc4869 According to what’s listed on official ROCm website, the essential components required for AI support are not available on Windows. And as we’ve agreed, PyTorch remains a major pain point for AMD.

@hjc4869 AMD has made some progress with ROCm on WSL2, but it's not as performance-optimized as a native solution and only supports Navi31. I don't expect AMD to bring ROCm support to Windows for RDNA 4 anytime soon. (2/2)

@hjc4869 But only natively on Linux and via WSL2 on Windows. Still no native ROCm fully support on Windows, am I right?

@3DCenter_org Yes. You're right 👍

NVIDIA N1x 🤔 Who knows what it is? (

@94G8LA Wow

@9550pro Nice 😎

@harukaze5719 TPP = 4750 (< 4800) 🫣