Open JijaProGamer opened 4 months ago
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Hello,
Thank you for your detailed suggestion regarding ROCm support for AMD GPUs in YOLOv5. We appreciate your proactive approach and the potential benefits this could bring to the community.
To address your points:
Minimal Code Changes: It's encouraging to hear that the required changes might be minimal. If you have any specific code snippets or modifications in mind, feel free to share them. This would help us understand the scope and feasibility of integrating ROCm support.
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Description
As pytorch 2.3 seems to support ROC https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/notes/hip.html
With minimal code changes (only TF32 support is not present, but it uses the same cuda device as before), there should be a way to set up ultralytics to work with a amd gpu on Linux, especially when the changes should be minimal.
Use case
And GPUs are 2-3x cheaper and have 2-3x more VRAM than their Nvidia counterparts, the only thing holding them back is the ROCm support in ultralytics.
Additional
No response
Are you willing to submit a PR?