Intel Compute Runtime 24.45 vs. ROCm 6.3 vs. Nvidia R565 Linux GPU Benchmarks
The article compares Intel Compute Runtime 24.45, AMD ROCm 6.3, and NVIDIA R565 in Linux GPU benchmarks, highlighting Intel's improved performance and easier installation on Ubuntu ahead of Battlemage's release.
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The article provides a comparative analysis of the performance of Intel Compute Runtime 24.45, AMD ROCm 6.3, and NVIDIA R565 in Linux GPU compute benchmarks. It highlights the recent updates in Intel's Compute Runtime, which has shown improved performance with the Intel Arc Graphics series, specifically the DG2/Alchemist A580, A750, and A770 models. The benchmarks were conducted against mid-range AMD Radeon GPUs and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 series cards. The Intel Compute Runtime is noted for its ease of installation on Ubuntu compared to AMD's ROCm, which can be more complex to set up on non-enterprise Linux distributions. The article serves as a reference for users interested in the current state of GPU compute performance on Linux, especially with the upcoming release of Intel's Battlemage graphics cards. The benchmarks aim to provide clear performance figures for users evaluating their options in the GPU market.
- Intel Compute Runtime 24.45 shows improved performance with Intel Arc Graphics.
- AMD ROCm 6.3 and NVIDIA R565 were also tested for comparison.
- Intel's Compute Runtime is easier to install on Ubuntu than AMD's ROCm.
- The benchmarks serve as a reference ahead of the Battlemage graphics card release.
- The article provides insights into the current GPU compute landscape on Linux.
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