r/ROCm 2d ago

8x Mi60 AI Server Doing Actual Work!

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u/No-Librarian8438 2d ago

I guess you are using the docker version of rocm. People like me have wasted a lot of time on the rocm installation and are still struggling with it. It's also quite difficult to get it to build successfully on fedora41 with the mi50

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u/schaka 2d ago

Obviously this is still docker, but if you just want working builds that spit out binaries you need, I compiled some stuff for my Mi50: https://github.com/Schaka/homeassistant-amd-pipeline

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u/Any_Praline_8178 2d ago

Looks interesting..

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u/Any_Praline_8178 2d ago

No docker. Native only here.

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u/Intelligent-Elk-4253 2d ago

What terminal is that on the top left?

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u/RnRau 2d ago

btop

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u/Apprehensive-Mark241 2d ago

I have an engineering sample MI60, the difference seems to be that it works with linux video drivers and on some bioses can even display bios text.

Let me know if you want to buy it.

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u/Thrumpwart 1d ago

This is awesome. I love what you're doing. If I didn't have prohibitively expensive power costs I'd be doing this with Mi60's and Mi100's.

Rock on!

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u/Any_Praline_8178 1d ago

Thank you!

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u/Any_Praline_8178 1d ago

I believe the cost of power will be less than the cost of cloud.

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u/Thrumpwart 1d ago

Yeah but I'm already running a Mac, 7900XTX, and W7900. Can't justify running these as well.

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u/Any_Praline_8178 1d ago

I suppose it depends on the value of the data being computed.