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6/15/2025, 11:37:50 PM
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9060xt is on par or faster if taking pure fp16/fp8/fp4/int4 numbers but keep in mind amd promised rocm on windows for 2 years now and it's not out yet, with an expected date of Q3'25(tm). As this is their first gaming-oriented architecture that supports fp8/fp4/int4, they're bound to have issues every now and then in typical amd fashion while still lacking wide library support. I would still recommend 5060ti for no-hassle genning for $100 extra, even if Imo it's way too expensive, closing in on second hand 3090's which have 24gb of vram and nvlink support.
Sadly there is no 7900xtx alternative that supports the newer precisions and 9070xt is expensive. It is at it's core just 2x 9060 cores glued together so it will probably not drop below 2x the price any time soon.
Cute runie btw
9060xt is on par or faster if taking pure fp16/fp8/fp4/int4 numbers but keep in mind amd promised rocm on windows for 2 years now and it's not out yet, with an expected date of Q3'25(tm). As this is their first gaming-oriented architecture that supports fp8/fp4/int4, they're bound to have issues every now and then in typical amd fashion while still lacking wide library support. I would still recommend 5060ti for no-hassle genning for $100 extra, even if Imo it's way too expensive, closing in on second hand 3090's which have 24gb of vram and nvlink support.
Sadly there is no 7900xtx alternative that supports the newer precisions and 9070xt is expensive. It is at it's core just 2x 9060 cores glued together so it will probably not drop below 2x the price any time soon.
Cute runie btw
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