https://blog.comfy.org/p/official-amd-rocm-support-arrives

Just found this, took it for a ride on an AI MAX+ 395 . Easy install , all working smooth better than using the manual install recommended by AMD which I used before. Just tested a few random templates they work. For one of them I had to adjust RAM allocation to 64/64 from 96/32. Still keeping AMD recommended Adrenaline driver not the main one.

If you are looking for the proper driver, you can find the link here:

https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/release-notes/RN-AMDGPU-WINDOWS-PYTORCH-7-1-1.html

I did not have to install any extras as I was already using the AMD manual install before, but you need to have at least Git installed in the system, and maybe some VC Runtime at least I remember I needed that before.

You can get Git here:

https://git-scm.com/install/

The ComfyUI install does all the rest, installs all Python, ROCm and any requirements, in one step. You do not need to use a separate browser, it comes with an integrated one, much simpler use.

Does anyone here use ROCm in Windows?

Hi I am new here and I am not really knowledgeable about ROCm and a lot of other technical things, so I hope that this is not a dumb question. I will try to explain what I am trying to do first, maybe you can already see a flaw in my way of thinking. I am using a dutch interface, so maybe I am using the wrong term. I will try to avoid that, but in case it still happens, then I will try to correct it afterwards.

I want to use pytorch, but the cpu version is not always good on my laptop. According to task manager, my processer keeps getting to 100% or close to it, but my GPU is close to 0%. I read that I can use the CUDA version to use GPU instead, but I saw no difference and after a while I learned that CUDA does not work with AMD. After that I went searching some more and if I am not mistaken, I read that I can use ROCm on windows to be able to use CUDA things. https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/17ovizs/how_to_use_rocm_with_windows/

On the same page there is a link that contained info on how to use ROCm on windows, but I need a compatible GPU to run it. I saw a list after clicking the link, but i think that I unfortunately did not see my GPU on the list. I have an ASUS Vivobook with a "processor" called AMD Ryzen 5 5600H with Radeon Graphics (according to my laptop system info). But I also see an AMD Radeon graphics sticker/icon on my laptop. So I think I need to look at the AMD Radeon list section. The lowest in the list seem to be AMD Radeon RX 6600. So I think that my laptop is incompatible.

Is there still a way for me to use ROCm on windows? Will waiting for new updates be a possible solution or will only newer/higher versions get added?

Thanks for reading

Hey, I'm currently on the latest GPU driver 26.3.1. I tried following this tutorial https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/radeon-ryzen/en/latest/docs/install/installrad/windows/install-pytorch.html , however, it states that I need driver 26.2.2, but I tried it anyway. Everything installed correctly, this command:

python -c "import torch" 2>nul && echo Success || echo Failure

returned Success, however, all subsequent commands return an empty result, I also tried hipinfo but it returns an empty line, I see no ROCm folder in this path C:\Program Files\AMD.

Do i need the exact 26.2.2 driver version to be able to run it?

I haven’t been able to find any YouTube videos or anything about this topic so I came here to ask this. Is there an automatic tool that can convert CUDA-based projects to ROCm without me having to mess around with the code? This is already present somewhat on intel GPU’s.