Or you can run your games with Gamemode or hace Corectrl profiles so that you don’t have your GPU at full clock all the time.

However, you’ll often find repos with Docker scripts, some of them with ROCm.

• https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki/Containers

For example.

Not that I’ve seen, at least no with ROCm pre-installed.

It could be way easier with proper Docker images. That’s what I tend to do for all these projects.

ROCM team had the good idea to release Ubuntu image with the whole SDK & runtime pre-installed. But that’s simply not enough to conquer the market and gain trust. Ideally, they’d release images bundled with some of the most popular FLOSS ML tools ready to use and the latest stable ROCm version.

It’s gone quite a lot better but still cumbersome in many aspects. They need to get some dedicated maintainers in the main ML FOSS projects to make new ROCm versions available easily.

Every time a new ROCm version is released, it takes ~2 months to have all the stars lined up and builds available for the most commonly used LLM stacks.

Backported ROCm builds should be a thing to. Doesn’t help that there’s some ROCm7 Pytorch 2.2 nightly builds when most projects still use 2.1 and are stuck with ROCm6 (esp. when AMD devs essentially push you upward to solve any problem/crash you may have).

Also, although I completely understand the need to settle somewhere in terms of kernel / distro support when it comes to Linux, it’s too bad their highest supported kernels are 6.2.x.