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He was on about ROCm, not amd performance or market share. But thanks for the fanboy post.
ROCm is a software that AMD developed and which is universally acknowledged to be quite buggy and far behind its equivalent by Nvidia called CUDA. My comment had nothing to do with AMD's hardware or marketshare.
Everyone, including AMD, would be better off if Intel and AMD were working together on an open and cross-vendor standard to counter Nvidia's CUDA.
Bruh
we are not arguing, you are just going on and on about amd market share when no one was talking about that. what are you on about?
Your comment doesn't make sense. ROCm is a buggy mess that despite years of working on it AMD hasn't been able to make work well at all.
Intel's oneAPI on the other hand is cross-vendor and by all appearances so far is good software that has a real shot at beating CUDA if AMD was not shooting itself in its own leg by riding the dead horse that is ROCm.
lol, and that's the argument OP was making; forget about ROCm and jump onboard with OneAPI