$329 Radeon 7600 XT brings 16GB of memory to AMD's latest midrange GPU

[PaulHoule]

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/01/329-radeon-7600-xt-brings-16gb-of-memory-to-amds-latest-midrange-gpu/

[bornfreddy]

How is ROCm / pytorch / tensorflow support on these cards? Would love to get rid of nvidia closed-source drivers for good...

[MrYellowP]

Wow, they are reaching for the AI enthusiasts bigtime with this!

[kkzz99 → MrYellowP]

Doesn't matter what hardware they release if the software doesn't support it.

[az09mugen → kkzz99]

Invoke AI works with AMD hardware : https://invoke-ai.github.io/InvokeAI/installation/030_INSTAL...

[metadat]

Is this supposed to be a good deal? Seems pretty lackluster, would still rather have whatever you can get with 24GB from Nvidia.

[yumbrand → metadat]

A 24gb 4090 is $2000. Not sure what other 24gb options from Nvidia there are.

[metadat → yumbrand]

But 4090 is the tippy top, not "mid-range".

Hell, I'd still rather have a 3080 12GB for $400 than an AMD/ATI 16GB card which can't do CUDA

It's hard enough getting the Nvidia cards working properly.

Edit: @cjbprime we're saying the same thing..

[cjbprime → metadat]

A $2000 card is not an alternative to a $329 card. You could buy six of the $329 cards and then you'd have 96GB :)

[doubled112 → cjbprime]

Sounds like I'm going to need more PCIe lanes.

[resoluteteeth → metadat]

> Edit: @cjbprime we're saying the same thing..

I don't think you are

[baegi → yumbrand]

The 3090 has 24 gigs as well and is available for a very decent price on the second hand market