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jpsamaroo avatar jpsamaroo commented on June 1, 2024

And on my system I get:

julia> ROCArray(rand(4,4)) * ROCArray(rand(4,4))
4×4 ROCMatrix{Float64}:
 8.0e-323  8.0e-323  8.0e-323  8.0e-323
 8.0e-323  8.0e-323  8.0e-323  8.0e-323
 8.0e-323  8.0e-323  8.0e-323  8.0e-323
 8.0e-323  8.0e-323  8.0e-323  8.0e-323

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Krastanov avatar Krastanov commented on June 1, 2024

This seems similar to #92
It seems it also depends on the version of rocm that is installed. On the newest ones, I am getting these memory access faults. On older versions of rocm (e.g. 3.5) I simply get wrong answers.

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Krastanov avatar Krastanov commented on June 1, 2024

@0x0f0f0f, @jpsamaroo, could you let me know which version of rocm you are using when performing tests on the RX 500 series? I am seeing conflicting suggestions on the tensorflow and rocm support forums and I am uncertain what is"best practices". I would like to attempt to debug this more in-depth, but I feel like I should be careful which rocm I use for this debugging.

Also, has this ever worked on an RX 500 card? I am a bit out of the loop and do not have a good idea whether this is a bug that makes it impossible to use the library or if this is just affecting an old GPU that was never really supported.

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jpsamaroo avatar jpsamaroo commented on June 1, 2024

I would guess that it's a bug in AMDGPU, not in ROCm. I ran CI on an RX 480 very recently, which is essentially just a lower-clocked RX 500. I doubt RX 400/500 support will disappear entirely from ROCm for another few years.

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0x0f0f0f avatar 0x0f0f0f commented on June 1, 2024

It seems to be working now

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Krastanov avatar Krastanov commented on June 1, 2024

Seems to be working on my hardware as well (on the current master)

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jpsamaroo avatar jpsamaroo commented on June 1, 2024

Well that's confusingly convenient 😄 I'm going to keep this open because right now we're not ensuring correct ordering between raw kernel and HIP-derived launches (because raw kernels use queues, but HIP-derived libraries use their own "streams"). So it's likely that results will be unreliable until that's fixed.

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